515 Chapter 515: Deal with the Devil (2/2)

Ji Yan pulled herself up to look at her supposed benefactor.

”So I can defeat Zhao Yan now?”

”No, no. Don't be so impatient. After all…” Xu Wu Cheng smirked insidiously. ”Right now, you're merely the lowest ranking vampire.”

There was a stunned silence when Ji Yan absorbed his words. I couldn't help but gloat. I told you so, you bitch! But you ignored me! You deserved this! HA HA HA HA HA HA! You deserved what was comning to you!

As if savoring Ji Yan's despair, Xu Wu Cheng continued his explanation cheerfully.

”Within 24 hours, your desire for blood will be so strong that you'll go berserk and rampage around.”

”A…aren't you afraid that I will tell the Hunter Association about you? They'll catch you!”

What an iidiot. Then why did you freaking agree to be a vampire in the first place!?

As if agreeing with me, Xu Wu Cheng chuckled.

”I don't believe you'll do that, because they'll also catch you as well.”

Standing over her, he continued to twist the knife in her gut even deeper.

”If this pretty classmate of mine doesn't want to become a shameful and terrifying vampire that craves for blood and ends up being a target for her team to hunt down, I'll be happy to offer you my help.”

”Who are you, really? Your true identity?”

Wasn't it a little too late to be asking that now? I mean, normally, if you suspected that this Xu Wu Cheng persona was fake, wouldn't you ask him about that right at the freaking beginning instead of waiting until now?!

Heavens, Ji Yan's stupidity made me want to bury my face in my palms. Granted, I had to give her some credit for realizing that Xu Wu Cheng was a fake name because I didn't notice that this guy might actually be harboring som sort of secret identity.

Xu Wu Cheng was more than happy to indulge her.

”I'm a prince of the Crimson Blood Demonic Night Tribe, Yi Tai.”

And then, in an extremely abrupt manner, because the original author obviously did not plan the story well enough and had dialogue flow in a choppy and disruptive way, Xu Wu Cheng – or Yi Tai – turned around in a supposedly cool (but I personally thought it was cheesy) manner and bade Ji Yan farewell with a smile.

”Okay, let's meet here again tomorrow. I'll be waiting for you…” Then he turned away completely and left the classroom, but not without a final, cryptic message. ”Whether you come or not, it's up to you.”

Clutching her neck and realizing that she had been deceived, Ji Yan bit her trembling lip in frustration.

”Damn!”

And thus, we had another abrupt transition to the next day because…of the original author. What the hell, at least give me some time to report what I had witnessed before transiting to the next scene!

”Ji Yan!”

One of Ji Yan's friends called out to her cheerfully, only to look concerned when the so-called heroine turned to face her.

”What's the matter? You look very pale. Did you not have enough sleep? You also have dark circles under your eyes.”

Yeah, well, Ji Yan had almost all her blood sucked out by a vampire. Of course she would be unnaturally pale. Speaking of which, considering the massive amount of blood Yi Tai drained from her body I was surprised that Ji Yan didn't die or suffer from anemia. I mean, at the very least, she should be suffering from great physical weakness and be so bedridden that she wouldn't be able to get up and walk around in school like she was doing right now.

Plot fail, original author. That was why I was making fun of your horribly written manhua right now. Well, I guess I could just chalk the whole thing up to ”magic.” Such a convenient explanation.

”No, I read books so I ended up sleeping very late.”

Ji Yan had an excuse that was so laughable that I couldn't stop chortling. Ji Yan? Read books? Who was she kidding? Everyone knew that Ji Yan didn't read any books. That was why she was so stupid. Forgive me for being savage, but that was the plain truth.

”I see. That's very rare.”

Even Ji Yan's friend knew that something was wrong. She didn't believe her explanation at all.

”Well, make sure you take care of yourself and sleep properly, okay?” Ji Yan's friend decided to dismiss her suspicions, politely deciding against probing further. She then glanced up at the clock. ”Oh no, it's this time already? Let's go, or we'll be late.”

”Yeah…”

Ji Yan sounded pretty moody. From a distance, I could see her moving her gaze to her friend's neck. Her thoughts were pretty clear and predictable. I didn't need telepathic powers to read her mind.

She was thirsty for blood.

The pulse in her neck…why do I want to bite there?

Obviously it was because you were a vampire, you moron. Weren't you paying any attention to what Yi Tai told you yesterday?

Shaking my head in semi-despair, I decided to bring my evidence to the headmistress's office and report everything. I was going to end this farce once and for all.

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