Killing the Vampire

When Luo Bin nodded, Flersan sprang to his feet, his expression wild. "Oh, Robin Sear! So you're like me—another successful subject. What a magnificent experiment! Soon, more wizards will merge with the bloodlines and genes of magical creatures. Then... they'll have limitless magic. They'll live forever."

No, we're nothing alike. Mine is the Phoenix Inheritance. He's a monster, neither human nor vampire. There's no comparison!

"Flersan, is it possible you're like this because you didn't fully turn into a vampire?"

"Shut up! Don't slander this magnificent experiment! I'm a success. I'll have eternal life and more magic than I can ever use!"

Like a cat whose tail had been stepped on, Flersan bristled as he protested.

"Stop lying to yourself. Humans and animals have genetic barriers between them. Combining their genes? That's a fool's dream. Admit it, Flersan. You're a vampire who never fully turned."

With that, Luo Bin raised his wand, moved it sideways, folded inward, then reversed the motion. His gaze firm, he incanted, "Finite Incantatem!"

Bang! Before Flersan's horrified eyes, the Magical Barrier slowly peeled away from his skin. Luo Bin swung the chain, and the instant the Cross touched Flersan's fingers, they hissed like burning deadwood and gave off white smoke.

Flersan raised a hand and screamed himself hoarse. "Impossible! Lucius said the experiment succeeded! I merged with Chels's bloodline and genes. I evolved into a stronger, immortal wizard! Silver Utensils and crosses can't hurt my skin. I—"

"Hah! You believed Lucius? Or did you know he was lying and choose to believe him anyway? If you're so sure you're not a half-vampire, why are there no silver accessories in the Tailor Shop? Why do you sleep by day and come out at night, afraid of sunlight? Were all those bottles of Dragon Blood for the