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At that time, Auston was not the same name, and the full name should have been the little prince of Oss.

The kingdom of Leah welcomed its youngest prince, Os, but the queen also died. The king married the new queen very quickly, and under the indoctrination of the new queen, the little prince of Oss was imprisoned in the tower on the grounds that he was a demon.

The new queen secretly cut off the little prince's diet.

However, Os's mother was a devout believer, and the kingdom of Leah should have been ruined with Os's early death. At that time, Raphael was just a small guardian angel and had not yet become a seraphim. He obeyed the orders of the Guardian Archangel and became the guardian angel of Os, and went to the country of Leah under the alias of Bell.

The fate of the kingdom of Leah is tied to a baby.

He stood at the window, and when he saw a small child crying from the cold and hungry on the tower, he stretched out his hand and hugged Os.

Bell relented, and when he cut his finger and used blood to detoxify a child, he was unable to evolve again. When Oss could see him standing at the window.

That is the source of sin.

The tower, which was held by soldiers, eventually became the paradise of Os. No one knew that on top of the tower, without stairs, lived a child and his guardian angel.

But danger will always come.

The queen found that the waste prince who had no one to take care of him had grown up without being poisoned and starved to death, and she witnessed her casual words at the beginning. In order to make way for her children, she ordered Oss to be killed. With Bell's help, Oss dodges the killer and goes to see his father, only to hear his father tell the queen the truth about poisoning his mother.

At that moment, Oss grew up, and his father's blood became his stepping stone to royal power.

The reason why the king of Leah was cruel and immoral, and that he had not been swallowed up after more than ten years of corruption was that Oss was still alive, but no one knew. On his birthday, Oss saw the most beautiful thing in the world, which was Bell's wings. If he wants to keep Bale forever, he needs to gain power.

So when Oss was seventeen years old, he finally got the kingdom of Leah, and at the same time lost the angel.

The angel stopped the army for him, and died under it.

At the beginning, Lilith gave Raphael the task of raising Oss for eighteen years, and in Raphael's opinion, Bell had done it, and Oss was qualified enough to become a new king.

Bell died as a matter of course, disappearing before Oss's eyes.

Without Bell, Oss abandoned the kingdom of Leah and began to wander the continent in search of an angel named Bell.

Oss saw angels, and every time he met a human with a guardian angel behind him, he would ask Bell about his whereabouts. But the humans couldn't see him, and they drove him away like a madman.

In the snow, Cain met Oss for the first time and picked him up.

At that time, Cain had just been driven out of the angelic realm, and a pesky black serpent tempted Eve to eat the fruit of wisdom, and Jehovah was furious and drove them out of the Garden of Eden.

Cain wondered if Oss was obviously a human, but he had a strong angelic aura, and he wanted to find out if Oss was going crazy in the world without eating or drinking. Just as Oss wanted to live and find an angel named Bell, Cain agreed.

It was just a little pleasure in Cain's long life, observing a human being who was not human.

But Cain lied, he promised to give his first servant, Auston, eternal life, and was willing to take him to Lilith's blood to learn blood magic, Auston's life and loyalty were his own, and he only needed to find Bell for Auston.

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In this way, Auston followed Cain, under the tutelage of Lilith, the witch of the night, to learn blood magic, and he watched as this strange master created something called the Bloodline.

Auston followed Cain like a shadow, and finally met Bell more than a hundred years later.

Unfortunately, Bell looks upset and wants to kill him.

That's good, Auston thought: everything he had had been given by Bell, and the rebels had even 'killed' Bell, and he could finally pay it back.

But his master, Cain, was unwilling.

The thunder shattered the false kingdom of Leah, Cain was seriously injured, and in the thunder, Auston grabbed Raphael and fell into the abyss satisfied.

Auston, who wanted to die, couldn't die again, because there was an extra white ball in his arms.

Raphael took on most of the thunder, was hacked to protect himself, and returned to his infant state. Auston, who had only one hand left, was about to cry with joy, he had finally found his Bell, and it was good that he was alive and he was alive.

At this moment of contentment, Auston discovers a secret, but he doesn't care. With the remaining hand and teeth, he tied little Raphael tightly to his chest, and used blood magic to climb up little by little.

When he saw the light of day, his master, who had been almost cut off by the waist, was waiting for him with a frown.

Auston knew that Cain had always been hard-mouthed, but soft-hearted. Sure enough, Cain disliked little Raphael while helping him raise white dumplings, and his days were spent in a noisy and harmonious atmosphere.

But Auston knew he wouldn't live long.

There was no sign of a vampire in his body, and Auston had always thought that Cain was too strong to cause this, but it turned out that in that snow more than a hundred years ago, Cain did not embrace him at first.

Auston has survived until now because of an obsession, a breath.

When he saw Raphael, most of that breath and that obsession were gone. The moment little Raphael grew up to become an angel, it was the moment he died.

His soul is long gone, and I am afraid that there will be nothing left after death, and Raphael can also return to the angelic realm smoothly to restore his life.

Auston didn't want to tell Cain that he was going to die quietly, and that it was a good way to die. But suddenly, it occurred to him that if he was gone, wouldn't he have to trouble his master to find him, a disobedient servant?

This would be too much trouble for his master, Alston thought, and calmly told Cain of the fact that he would soon die. There was no questioning, no blame, as if talking about someone else's business.

The master told him that after you die, I will sleep for a while, and then go find a new, obedient servant.

For more than a hundred years, he had never been a servant······

That's fine······· It's a pity that I can't personally pick a qualified servant for you······

Goodbye, my master, Auston thought.

At the Franciflower Festival, which no one knows, Auston stands in Cain's shadow and once secretly raised his head. Cain's back was straight, the ends of his purple-red hair shrouded in a soft light, and his fingertips played with a blooming rose, strolling through the crowd.

A moment is an eternity.