Chapter 319 - The Covenant of Darkness Strikes (1/2)

Cain looked at Lu Xuan, knowing well that Lu Xuan was not joking at all. If he were to die right there and then on that day, that would truly no longer be an empire of vampires in the world.

Despite the Vampiric Empire looking massive and fearsome, the one to truly struck fear in the minds of their enemies was still none other than him, the founding ancestor of the vampires.

While the vampire had fallen into quite a decline after both Lilith and Count Dracula perished one after another, the empire still managed to hold its own all thanks to him.

If he were to meet his doom right there and then, there would still be some Celestial Realm elders in the empire left to take charge.

But then again, that would still be pointless given that it was still impossible for them to resist retaliation from secular governments.

He knew all too well about the researches that the secular governments had undertaken throughout the years. Tools and weapons made specifically to take out vampires were churned out one after another.

Despite the empire’s unnerving longevity and frighteningly formidable powers, the vampires were still beings of flesh and blood, instead of true gods.

As technological advances of the secular government became increasingly prominent, the edge possessed innately by the vampires became increasingly insignificant.

The empire would truly meet its doom in no time without Cain serving as the intimidating factor.

“You indeed are one hell of a threat, Lu Xuan.”

Cain continued as he looked at Lu Xuan with cold eyes.

“This proves that luring you out has been a sensible choice.”

Lu Xuan frowned and asked, “You? Luring me out? So, you’re the one that handed the news to the Huaxian government then?”

Cain flashed a grin, baring his very pointy canines and replied, “Indeed. It was I who spread the news, but I totally didn’t expect you to actually come crashing to the party without any thoughts about it at all. You really are too cocksure of yourself. The south pole is ice cold, truly the best place to serve as your grave.”

“I’m going to suck every drop of that blood running through your veins.”

A tinge of yearning was seen in Cain’s eyes when he said that. Lu Xuan’s life force was so brimming that he was able to resist the extreme cold of the south pole at minus tens of degrees Celsius, through the workings of what made his life force so formidable alone. Lu Xuan was indeed unbelievable resilient.

Cain was even able to smell all that massive power harbored within Lu Xuan’s blood. He felt that he would be able to make a breakthrough to an even higher realm, an act that not even the limits of the world would be able to do anything about, if he were to just be able to suck Lu Xuan’s blood.

The way he saw it, it was not blood running in Lu Xuan’s veins, but some kind of elixir.

“That’s not me being overconfident, but you people being just too damn weak,” Lu Xuan chuckled and added.

“Well, you’re all here, so why don’t you show yourselves, eh?”

Lu Xuan added further.

Silhouettes then quickly emerged from afar in the blizzard one after another.

All of them were hovering in midair and packing extremely terrifying aura, as if they were godly beings descending from the heavens.

Every single one of them had powers comparable to that at the peak of Airborne Realm.

One of them was wearing a dark cape and completely shrouded in darkness, emanating dark mist all over them, making it impossible to tell what they looked like.

There was another who looked massive—a Caucasian-looking middle-aged man who was over two meters tall.