The human cat

Drops of blood flowed into his mouth. In the center of this gradually disappearing garden, the oppression brought on by the Bloodsucking Impulse was quickly relieved, replaced by a strong sense of happiness and satisfaction.

"Why..."

Bai Mo looked puzzled and said, "But you're not able to hold on anymore, are you? I already said before that if you couldn't hold on, you could drink some of my blood, so I'm not doing this on my own initiative, am I?"

But that wasn't what Arcueid was asking at all. A glint flashed in her eyes, and then she grabbed Bai Mo's shoulder, tearing his clothes apart like paper under her force. In the moonlight, her sharp teeth flashed with a cold light, moving with lightning speed.

Seven hundred thousand horsepower!

Arcueid bit down on Bai Mo's collarbone, frantically sucking his blood like an addict. Warm breaths escaped his lips like the steam of a hot spring, his little tongue gliding over the skin and wound, not wasting a single drop of blood.

Seeing Arcueid like this, Bai Mo was slightly taken aback, and sighed inwardly: I didn't expect the effect of the Bloodsucking Impulse to be so great.

But this has little to do with the Bloodsucking Impulse. The reason for this is that what should have happened did not happen, just like putting coins into a vending machine but no goods came out.

How could this be? The environment was passable, but the atmosphere was perfect. Although there were a few annoying guys, the fact that he offered me blood made me tolerate it. But... but...

As if about to bite off a piece of flesh, Arcueid sucked out a large mouthful of blood and howled:

Why haven't you become my kin yet?!

Upon hearing this, Bai Mo delivered a merciless chop to her head, causing her to immediately clutch her headache and cry out.

"Why didn't you become your familiar? I have an even better question: why is Cathy Palug's Primate Murder completely ineffective against him?" Seeing Arcueid's expression, Altrouge Brunestud said indifferently, one hand on her hip.

By this time, she had more or less guessed that even without this power, Bai Mo was still an extremely special being.

"So, you've been planning this all along, you idiot." Bai Mo withdrew his hand, looking at Arcueid who looked so aggrieved she was about to cry, and was so angry she wanted to laugh.

He then reached out and ruffled her hair, instantly restoring her previous cheerful demeanor.

Bai Mo couldn't help but think to himself: So it really is a cat? Speaking of which, if Arcueid isn't, then what exactly did Zelretch arrange...?

Just then, a very abrupt voice rang out from the back row of the movie theater.

"Oh my, what a beautiful scene! The incident was perfectly resolved, and the heroine's problem was solved. As for the ending, it was a little bland, but as they say, the ordinary is joyful. I'd give it a 60 out of 100."

Two cold glints flashed, Bai Mo immediately turned around to shield Arcueid behind him. In his previous perception, there was no such person here at all. In an instant, even many of the powerful figures in the Martial God Space sat up straight.

Knock knock knock, the closing lights were turned on, illuminating the people sitting in the back rows like spotlights on a stage.

No, that's not a person.

Bai Mo was slightly taken aback. The creature had only two heads, one with golden cat ears, and looked like it had stepped out of a children's cartoon. It was swirling a glass of red wine in its hand and sitting on top of the other with its short legs crossed.

"Ugh, that's disgusting, what is that thing?"

Arcueid seemed startled and pointed at the strange creature, shouting. Strictly speaking, it was a cartoon-style cat, and it bore a resemblance to Arcueid.

"Oh my, you can actually see me? Has gaining that power really changed you so much? This feeling, this encounter with a new destiny, this premonition of DLC!"

"What has this guy been saying since just now..." Bai Mo saw the cat talking to itself, then flashing like a short-circuited light bulb. Perhaps it was because he had owned cats before, or perhaps it was because this guy was somewhat similar to Arcueid, but he slowly withdrew his fighting spirit.

"What's wrong, buddy? You've been looking for me the whole time, so why are you so indifferent now that I've appeared?"

The cat slowly put on sunglasses, giving off a hidden boss vibe.

Hearing this, Bai Mo raised an eyebrow. Looking at its appearance—golden, cat-like—an idea flashed into his mind. His lips twitched as he said, "You... you wouldn't happen to be someone sent by Zelretch, would you?"

"Bingo! I am the hero who was tricked by that unscrupulous old man with cat food, disguised as a spy to obtain the key item, and then returned in triumph to save the world— Neco-Arc!"

A grand self-introduction, but no applause or cheers, the entire venue was deathly silent.

"Um, could you at least give me some feedback? You're making me really awkward."

"This world has gone mad..." Ciel said helplessly.

Bai Mo also rubbed his trigeminal nerve, saying with a headache, "That old man doesn't seem like an unreliable person. Has the Clock Tower really collapsed? He's actually reduced to having to use cats to work."

That's not the reaction I wanted!

"Anyone would react the same way. A cat being the hero who saves the world? That would be the end of the world for humanity. Thank you for arriving so 'just in time.' I didn't expect you to understand how much trouble your lateness caused, but please put your goods down and you can leave now."

Ciel waved his hand, and for some reason, everyone felt that Ciel seemed to get along very well with the cat, even though it looked like they were meeting for the first time.

Upon hearing this, Neco-Arc pulled a key from behind his back. While this action was perfectly normal, it's hard not to wonder why a cat would do this. Where had he hidden it before?

"Oh, this is it. It's the key to the parallel world machine. Let me see, it does indeed say ' Bai Mo' on it. Anyway, I'll give you this, right?"

"Yes, this is a great help. Although I don't know how to use it, please give it to me, thank you." Bai Mo stretched out her hand, but the next moment, the Neco-Arc magically put the key away.

"But I refuse."

Hearing this, Bai Mo sighed softly and murmured, "I didn't feel any emotional reaction at all. Have I already gotten used to it?"

Compared to the cat in front of him, the realization that he had become accustomed to encountering this kind of trouble made Bai Mo feel even more helpless and hopeless about his future. He shook his head and said:

"You should know that it doesn't take me much effort to get that thing. For everyone's sake, could you please give it up? I can give you some cat food."

Upon hearing Bai Mo's words, Neco-Arc seemed to bristle and roared, "Give up? How could I? I've sacrificed so much, finally grasped this future that can fulfill my desires, and you're telling me to give up now? Don't even think about it!"

You think you can bribe me with just a can of cat food? Don't be ridiculous, you bastard! If you want to take this heroine away from here, you'd better work for me for three hundred years first! I won't let you leave this place until the inner workings come out!"