Jiang Hao closed his eyes and began to absorb the knowledge he had just gained.
The vampires of the Otherworld aren't a new species. Strictly speaking, they're closer to Undead.
They fear sunlight, can't reproduce, and propagate by turning humans...
Mages have long classified vampires as Undead, alongside skeletons, wraiths, and death knights.
From what I've learned, those mages were right. Vampires are half-Undead creatures the Lady of Night made from human corpses.
Werewolves, which came after vampires, seem much more like a new species.
They can move freely in sunlight, have no obvious weakness, and can reproduce on their own.
It's as if the Lady of Night practiced on vampires before creating the more perfect werewolves.
Jiang Hao suddenly remembered the Otherworld's tales of the bitter feud between vampires and werewolves.
Both were creations of the Lady of Night. Both were hunted by the churches of the New Gods led by the Lord of Dawn. Yet instead of joining forces, the vampires relentlessly hunted werewolves.
Was there jealousy behind that pursuit, carried on without pause for thousands of years? Were the vampires jealous that werewolves were closer to a true species?
Jiang Hao turned his thoughts back to what had just happened.
First, one thing is certain: the Creator of the vampires, the Moon Demon God, is the Lady of Night.
Second, her attitude toward me should be neutral or friendly. She didn't attack me on sight.
"Praise the benevolent Lady of Night..."
After murmuring that, Jiang Hao continued his analysis. Is it because the enemy of my enemy is my friend? No. The Lord of Dawn isn't her enemy—or rather, he isn't worthy of being her enemy. Maybe it's more like: an enemy of someone I dislike is someone I like?
*Also, judging by when vampires first appeared,