Maria Is Staying Tonight~.

But the anger on her face didn't last long before it suddenly froze.

A calm woman just looked at her.

He blinked...

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Chapter 335 Maria will stay today~.

The arguing in the street suddenly fell silent.

The silence came so suddenly that everyone looked at each other in confusion.

They hesitated, looking at the Blood Demon on the second floor of the building next door, their faces full of doubt.

On the second floor, the familiar Blood Demon woman stared blankly at the black figure before her from the window.

Her body was stiff, and her eyes were wide open.

After a moment, she muttered something.

"Being woken up in broad daylight is definitely suspicious; I'm hallucinating."

She turned her head, closed the window, and slowly walked back inside.

Just when everyone thought the matter was about to end there...

The window was suddenly flung open again.

The Blood Demon, his face filled with astonishment, poked his head out once more, looking at the calm woman before him with a subtle expression.

After taking several deep breaths, she finally clenched her fist.

"This is a ghost..."

"Um?"

Without a word, Blood Demon closed the window and thumped his way back down from the second floor to the first.

She opened the room and, without saying a word, pulled the girl and Maria away together.

Sarkaz, standing to the side, seemed about to say something.

But the Blood Demon only glared at these people, and they obediently retreated.

They didn't know anything else, but they did know that this Blood Demon was indeed extremely dangerous.

She really would put people in sacks and study them anytime, anywhere.

Although it's unlikely anyone will die, no one wants to offend the other.

For a moment, no one dared to say a word about his actions.

They could only let the other party take the person away.

Seeing the clinic room closed once again, everyone exchanged bewildered glances and left dejectedly.

The streets have returned to their usual tranquility.

Maria was calmly led to the infirmary by the other party.

She looked around and blinked.

The medical room wasn't large, as space needed to be made for the beds. As a result, the other items inside were arranged in a compact and orderly manner. Wooden furniture and medical books were placed side by side, and many used but not yet cleaned-up medical supplies were placed in the corners. The electric light swayed in the room, not bright, but it made nighttime medical treatment possible.

Overall, this is considered a relatively well-off place.

After pulling the two into the room, the Blood Demon turned his head away.

Looking at Maria's usual silent and calm demeanor, she came to a conclusion in her thoughts and said no more. Instead, she looked at the surprised little girl beside her.

"Who are you? Her new lover?"

"Huh?"

The little girl clearly hadn't expected this legendary, mysterious doctor to be such a violent person; his first words made her eyes widen in surprise.

She hesitated and looked at Maria beside her, and Maria turned her head at the opportune moment.

They stared at each other calmly.

No... no.

The girl blushed and lowered her head.

The Blood Demon, standing to the side, couldn't help but scoff.

"What you're saying isn't convincing at all."

After saying that, she turned her head and looked at Maria beside her.

Maria remained calm and expressionless, as always.

Blood Demon had reason to suspect that this guy didn't actually understand what "paramour" meant.

However, she didn't dwell on the matter any longer. She simply sat to the side, picked up a half-empty bag of blood plasma with a headache, and slowly sucked on it.

Although the hot weather caused the blood plasma to deteriorate somewhat, the Blood Demon didn't mind the blood because they were people who had survived the war years.

After taking a swig, she exhaled and looked at Maria with a strange expression.

Why did you come back at this time?

"Um?"

Before Maria could reply, the little girl beside her froze.

She glanced at Maria, then at Warfarin beside her, her expression subtle.

"You... know each other?"

"You?"

Maria blinked, not understanding why the girl was so reserved.

The girl beside her nodded very seriously.

"Dr. Warfarin is the most famous doctor here. It's said that as long as you don't die on the spot, as long as you have a breath left, you'll survive after coming in..."

The girl blinked, looking at Warfarin beside her with a face full of longing.

As a fellow medical operator, she also had immense respect for this legendary doctor.

They even idolize them!

Whether in times of war or peace, doctors of Warfarin's caliber are figures of utmost respect.

But Maria clearly did not agree with the girl's words.

She just stared at the woman in front of her with a look of utter confusion.

The hesitant look in his eyes seemed to ask, "You actually have this kind of ability?"

Warfarin awkwardly waved her hand.

Her achievements would be remarkable at other times, but compared to Maria, they seem somewhat subtle.

At least, she didn't think what she did could be compared to Maria's.

The girl beside her, however, was unaware of this. Her face was flushed as she took out a small book labeled "Wilderness Life-Saving Manual" from her backpack and carefully handed it to the other person.

"Um... Dr. Blood, I've read all your works. It's thanks to them that I've saved so many people. I've always considered you my idol."

The girl stammered as she carefully turned to the first page of the book and presented the pen to the other person.

There's no doubt that this little girl wanted an autograph.

Warfarin didn't refuse her little fangirl's request. She simply touched the few drops of blood that had leaked out of the blood bag with her finger with a subtle expression, signed her name on it, and then waved goodbye.

"You go to the side first, I have something I want to talk to her about."

"OK!"

The girl who received Warfarin's autograph became visibly excited. She shook her head vigorously, hugged the book to her chest with satisfaction, and happily ran to the side.

At this moment, Warfarin looked at Maria with a helpless expression.

Why are you back at this time?

"Can't I come back?"

Maria blinked.

She sat casually to one side, looking at Warfarin in front of her.

Why would you ask that?

"It's not that you can't come back, it's just... the current situation would definitely cause a lot of trouble if you came back."

Warfarin scratched her messy white hair in annoyance, her face full of frustration.

"Don't you know what's been happening lately?"

"Once news of your return gets out, who knows what those people will do and get all worked up about... By the way, did you just get back? You didn't give yourself away, did you?"

Warfarin turned around and looked at Maria intently.

If news of Maria's return has already spread, wouldn't my actions just now seem incredibly foolish?

"So far, there shouldn't be any."

Maria shook her head.

A hundred years is neither a long nor a short time. At least, judging from the behavior of others, Maria could be certain that most people knew of her existence, but did not know what she truly looked like.

In this situation, no one should recognize you.

"That's good, otherwise things could have gotten complicated."

Warfarin nodded.

She looked at Maria's puzzled expression and sighed silently.

Clearly, although this guy has returned, she has no idea what exactly happened in between.

To explain clearly, Warfarin gathered her thoughts slightly before continuing.

"Just over a hundred years ago, after you sealed off the entire city, Kazdel..."

"You really caused a huge commotion back then, but you also truly protected the entire city."

"After the war ended, we sent out many more teams to search, but we couldn't find you anywhere..."

"Speaking of which... your partner took the longest to find."

Warfarin spoke, she looked at Maria with a mocking expression.

However, Maria was clearly not so easily affected by others.

She simply blinked and looked at the other person.

"Then?"

"Boring..."

Warfarin pursed her lips, then continued, "And then, that was it."

"Although neither the Banshees nor I believe you are dead, the fact is that the war is over, we cannot find you, and your remains are gone, so we have no choice but to announce that you have disappeared."

"But to be honest, it was good that you disappeared."

"The war has just been won, but the greatest contributor has disappeared. Theresa seized the opportunity and began to spread propaganda within Kazdel, attempting to peacefully transition through this special period."

"Similarly, your disappearance has spurred many people on. Many Sarkaz who were already weary of war but had no way to escape it have also expressed their approval of Theresa's orders."

"I don't know what would have happened if you were still 'alive' back then, but I do know that your death truly led the Sarkaz down an unimaginable path... The seeds of peace had always existed, but you used your wars to create the soil and your blood to water them and make them sprout..."

Warfarin said, looking at Maria in front of her with emotion.

Even though she scoffed at the portrayal of Maria in the public eye, she had to admit that whether it was the fictional Maria or the real Maria, they were both heroes who saved the Sarkaz.

Without her, no one knows whether the Sarkaz could have resisted the Allied Forces, no one knows whether Kazdel would have been destroyed again, and no one knows when the Sarkaz would have a real turning point.

A benevolent demon king, a unique environment and society, and an unprecedented opportunity.