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"Are you talking about the town in the direction of the main road we just passed?" I asked.

"Yes, we just looked at it, it's the closest town to this mountain, it's the closest town, the town looks good, it's prosperous, it's not too backward." Caesar said.

"That town, I can't go." I said, "The people there are looking for me, and they set the trap I fell into just now. ”

Hearing my words, the others looked at each other again.

"I see." After a moment of silence, Joseph said, "In that case, then, that town, Lyle really can't go. ”

Hearing Joseph say this, I felt a little worried, worried that they would put me in this wood. To be honest, right now, I'm scared of loneliness.

"Why don't you do that," said Caesar, after a moment's thought, "are there any other towns around here besides?" ”

"It's about ten times farther away than the town just now, on the other side of the mountain, to the south, and further down, there is also a small town, although it is not as prosperous as that one, but it is still good." Paul replied.

Hearing Paul's words, everyone frowned and pondered.

"It's a little farther away, if you go to this place, this trip, it will take an hour." Caesar bowed his head and frowned.

I looked at everyone, and my heart rose to my throat.

If they insist on going to this nearby town, I will never go with them, and if they do, it will be tantamount to throwing myself into a net.

"That's it," said Caesar, who suddenly raised his head after a moment of contemplation, "let's go a long way, and speed up a little, I guess we can get there in half an hour, but it's harder." ”

Hearing Caesar's decision, several other vampires echoed him, and it seemed that they did not look unhappy.

"Thank you so much for making it so far." I said guiltily.

"It's okay," Paul said to me, walked up to me, and patted me on the shoulder, "Lyle, it's not a big deal to us, just a little farther away, but it's important to you. ”

"Yes, Lyle, don't take it personally, we vampires are still more attentive to some of our friends who meet in Pingshui." Joseph said.

When I heard them, I said nothing.

"Alright, let's get ready. This time, who is going to carry Lyle? Caesar asked.

"I'll do it anyway." Hearing Caesar's words, Joseph immediately took over and said, "Lyle's weight is nothing to me. ”

As he spoke, Joseph walked up to me and turned his broad back to me again.

Without hesitation, I got on his back.

The moment I lay behind him, Joseph's feet left the ground.

Again, this time, the howling wind was blowing around me again. I felt a little out of breath, but I held back. I buried my head in Joseph's broad back, and in this way I resisted the impact of the current.

Behind Joseph and me, four other men followed quickly, walking and jumping as fast as Joseph.

With such rapid movement, I couldn't open my eyes at all, so I tried my best to shrink behind Joseph and close my eyes to minimize the damage to me from the flowing gas.

However, the other few people didn't care about this at all.

I could already feel that this time they were walking much faster than they had been after the last time they had rescued me from the trap.

Obviously, they did it in a hurry.

Along the way, except for me, several other people were talking and laughing. They talked and talked casually. The same was true of Joseph in front of me, and I felt him turn his head from time to time to look at a few people behind him, occasionally seemed amused by something funny, and then laughed a few times.

In this way, with the casual laughter of these vampires and the unbearable sound of the wind whirring in my ears, I followed them unconsciously, and I had come a long way.

When the world around me suddenly brightened, when the smell of human food appeared around me, and, when there was a sign of human survival, Joseph slowly stopped, and several others behind him followed suit.

When Joseph stopped, I still held his body tightly, not daring to let go, and it looked like I was already like an exhausted monkey, holding on to his body.

I felt so tired that I almost felt like I had died once.

"What's wrong with Lyle?" The voice of the vampire Catherine reached my ears.

"yes, you're all here to do me a favor and get this little guy off my back." There was some concern in Joseph's voice, "I hope he's okay, we were running too fast." ”

There was silence for a moment, and everyone moved my stiff limbs away from Joseph's back and lifted them to a bench by the side of the road for pedestrians to rest.

When they settled me in, everyone gathered around me.

They gathered around me and looked at me for a moment, and then Caesar sat down leaning on my body.

"We were just on the road, and we didn't pay attention to Lyle's condition." Caesar said in a worried voice. "However, we didn't expect that his situation was too bad, and I thought he would be better."

Hearing Caesar's words, some shame rose inside me. I wanted to open my mouth to apologize to them, but after trying hard, I found that I couldn't do anything, I couldn't even open my mouth.

Keesar grabbed one of my arms, and apparently, my whole body was stiff by now.

Caesar grabbed my arm and tried to lift it, then he said to the people around him, "All of you, come and do me a favor and sit Lyle up." ”

When Caesar heard this, the other vampires gathered around, and they all helped me to sit up from the bench.

"Well, now, the others stand back first, and you surround me and Lyle, and block the view of passers-by a little," said Caesar, "Joseph, you hold Lyle, and that's it, hold him steady." ”

The other three, except Joseph, obeyed Caesar's orders, took a few steps back, and stood around us.

I opened my eyes and saw something dimly, although it was not very clear, but everything on the street still came into my eyes.

Now, it's completely dark, and it doesn't look like a very busy town, with very few pedestrians walking the streets.