Fang Cheng put away the dozen or so USB drives, then released the young vampire who was still alive and began interrogating him.
The guy wasn't particularly tough. Faced with the threat of death, he defected on the spot.
The vampire really was one of Dracula's men.
Unlike Isis, who scattered her seeds far and wide before harvesting them, Dracula preferred to raise his seeds by his side.
Dracula gave these seeds a fair chance to challenge him. The rest of the time, they had to work for him.
The seeds knew full well that while they were pledging their loyalty to Dracula, they never stopped dreaming of killing the most famous and powerful vampire of all.
So Dracula's side was a brutal breeding ground where vampires slaughtered one another, while he kept them under control and maintained a precarious balance.
As a result, Dracula had built a vast organization no weaker than Isis's, with members spread across Europe and North America.
After learning of Isis's defeat, Dracula sent people to confirm her death while also beginning to devour the power she had left behind.
The vampire tracking Eve wasn't very high-ranking, which was why he'd been sent to Hawaii.
He had no idea he'd stumbled onto a big fish. He still thought the woman Eve was impersonating was a nobody.
Fang Cheng hadn't gotten any important information out of him, so he killed the vampire. All he got for it were two Life Fragments and an ability he couldn't care less about. What a lousy haul.
After disposing of the vampire's body, Fang Cheng was about to leave when he swept up all the cash and gold bars in the basement.
He wasn't short on money anymore and could even make his own, but nobody complained about having too