The biggest benefit for me as a half-human, half-vampire monster is that I can go without food for a long time and not die.

But now that benefit has become my biggest disadvantage.

The strange dream drained me of almost all my strength, and I didn't replenish my energy in time, so I didn't have the strength to get out of bed and move around.

When the kitten is around, I can talk to it, tease it, and watch it be teased, and I will be very happy.

However, sometimes the kitten will run out, and at that time, I can only be alone, lying in bed in a daze.

Vivien hadn't been seen since that argument, and I didn't want to know if she was angry or sad, because I don't have the energy to meddle right now.

But Reilly would come over often, and sometimes she would talk to me, but most of the time, she didn't see me in any energy, and just sat quietly and watched me.

I know she has something to say, but I don't want to say it, anyway, it's not me who has something to say, so I won't bother about that.

"It seems that when you woke up, it really changed a lot. Leily sat cross-legged on the floor beside the bed, her right hand resting on her knee and her chin propped up, tilting her head to look at me, her eyes as calm and deep as an ancient well.

Every time she came, she would sit there, and I didn't bother to let her sit down on the couch.

Although it is polite to be a guest, but we are in a similar situation now, so we don't pay so much attention to it, as long as she likes it.

Raising my hand to stroke the kitten in my arms, I was powerless to answer, but I just hummed softly, which was an answer.

But Reilly didn't seem to be willing to let me go, and continued to ask, "Do you really not care that Andrew is bad for the Bloodline?"

Looking up at her, I was still curious about how important this mysterious girl who suddenly appeared was for Vivien to protect her at the risk of her life.

"I remember Vivien said that you are the ...... of her clan Junior?" Looking at the ancient well Wubo in Leili's eyes, I really couldn't say the word junior indifferently.

The corners of Reilly's mouth curled, and she looked at me with crooked eyebrows, "What do you think?"

Easily kicked the question back to me, how can this be the wisdom of a fourteen or fifteen-year-old girl?

I smiled and shook my head, "Sometimes, pretending to be ignorant is also a form of self-help. ”

Hearing my words, Leili's eyes suddenly turned cold, but the next moment she returned to her original indifference, "Pretending to be ignorant can indeed allow me to escape this catastrophe, but with the style of the Abernet family, they can't find me, and they may wash my clan in blood, and the three hundred and seventy-six innocent clansmen of the whole clan will die under the butcher's knife because of my ignorance......"

Reilly looked up at me, paused, a sneer tugging at the corners of her mouth, and continued, "If it were the queen, what would you choose?"

Sacrifice yourself to save three hundred and seventy-six people?

I looked at Reilly in a daze, a girl of fourteen or fifteen years old, would she have such an awareness?

Is it voluntary, or is it due to family pressure?

"It is worth sacrificing, it will be sacrificed......" My voice was very soft, and I thought that I had spoken this sentence to myself.

I can guess that Llard and Vivien are doing this to me mostly because they want something.

As for whether to agree or not, the decision is up to me.

Provided, of course, that my will can defeat the memory of Hatherine!