Children Raised by Vampires [Western Fantasy]

"You don't seem to like watching this very much," Dennis said.

"What's so interesting about this, what's the point of torturing them."

The tiger in the arena has been dragged down, and it will be slaughtered soon as it is still alive.

"Then where do you want to go? Casino? Do you have money?" Dennis looked at him.

"There is no money, but shouldn't you pay for taking me out to play? Otherwise, you can send me back." Lan Yan said.

Dennis was speechless, and he really took him to the casino. Lan Yan felt that he was flattering himself.

"You lose, and I win." Lan Yan walked around the casino with a bag full of gold coins.

"It's up to you, anyway, those two dollars are nothing to me." Dennis followed behind him.

Lan Yan was not good at gambling, so he just gambled casually, and only five or six gold coins were left in the end. He took those gold coins and exchanged them for some silver and copper coins, and then went to those tables with lower gambling stakes. Lost again.

"How about it? Give it back to you?" Lan Yan threw away the money bag, and there were only two gold coins and dozens of silver coins and copper coins left in it.

"Forget it, you can keep it for yourself." Dennis said disdainfully.

Lan Yan put the money bag into his pocket without burden. "Go back, it's getting late, I have to go to bed," he said.

"What's the rush, I guess you must have never been to a place." Dennis said.

"Where is it?" There are not only those kinds of entertainment venues here.

"brothel."

"I haven't been there, but I don't have time to go now. It will be dawn if I don't go back. If they blame me, I won't help you hide it." Lan Yan said.

"That's fine, but you have to repay me for taking you out to play today, right?" Dennis moved closer to him, rubbing his tongue and teeth with his crimson tongue.

"I didn't ask for this, you took the initiative to take me out to play." Lan Yan said.Want to drink his blood?no way.

Dennis' face turned cold, he was really faking it.

Early the next morning, when Donna came to Blue Smoke's room, he was still sleeping, the clothes he wore yesterday were scattered on the floor, and there was a blue satin money bag on the desk.

"Blue smoke? Blue smoke?" She sat on the bed and shook Lan Yan. "Did you go out last night?"

"Well, don't disturb me." Lan Yan turned over and pulled up the quilt to cover her head.

Donna looked at the blue smoke wrapped in the quilt, then at the money bag on the table, and finally picked up the clothes on the ground and put them into the basket.

Lan Yan slept until it was three o'clock in the morning, the curtains in the room were half open, and the money bag was still on the table. He poured it out, counted it, and put it in the drawer, thinking that it would not be stolen this time.

These days, Lan Yan keeps meeting Winster in the library, and finds that the books he reads are all medical books. I have to say that vampires have a wide range of hobbies, at least Lan Yan can't stand it, let alone the Herb names are jerky and difficult to understand.

"Dennis hasn't come to see you recently, has he?" Winster asked.

Lan Yan took a deep breath.He said in amazement, "How do you know?"

"There are blood guards in the castle, and a bird can know it when it flies out, not to mention you leaving in a big way." Winster said. "I advise you to give up this idea. You can't live a better life than this when you go out."

"Then what's the point of me staying here? I face the same people all day long." Lan Yan walked to Winster's side, supported the table, and flipped through his book. "Why do you keep watching this?"

"You've been too busy recently, please bring back your fencing teacher." Winster leaned back a little, leaned back in the plush chair, the candlelight shone on his pale face, and his skin had the texture of a sculpture-like dead thing .

The former swordsmanship teacher was gone by the blue smoke.

"Did you find out who killed the three dead people before?" Lan Yan changed the subject.

"Not our people." Winston said. "Someone is deliberately provoking war, and more and more humans have been attacked at night recently."

"Have you caught the murderer?"

"Some have been caught, some haven't. So you'd better not go out recently."

"Then you still have the mood to read these idle books?" Lan Yan said.

"This is not an idle book." Winster didn't want to say any more, and started to send him away. "Okay, what book are you looking for here? If you find it, go back quickly."

"Winster, let's also hold a horse race, just a normal horse race." Lan Yan said.

"I can't hold a banquet recently, maybe next spring." Winster said.

Lan Yan came here alone, and when she went out, she met Adrian, and the two nodded to each other as a greeting.

The courtyard is quiet and the temperature is very low.Lan Yan trotted through the front hall and went up the stairs, and pushed open the door, but saw Donna standing bent over in front of his desk, she turned her head in fright when she heard his voice coming back, and dropped the things in her hand to the ground.

The coins rolled and rolled on the ground, and one of them rolled to Lan Yan's feet.

"Donna? What are you doing?" Lan Yan shouted angrily.

Donna took a step back in panic, she didn't expect Lan Yan to come back so soon, because usually he would stay in the library until midnight.

"I... I'm just cleaning up your room." She quickly squatted down, knelt down on the ground in embarrassment and picked up the coins.

"Did you also steal my gold coins?" Lan Yan asked.

"No, no, I'm really not stealing your money."

"Go and tell Brian these words, you will be caught by me."

Lan Yan put the book on the table and turned to leave. Donna hurriedly got up and grabbed him, and locked the door behind her.

"What are you doing?" Lan Yan took a step back to prevent her from touching him.

"Don't go, Master Lanyan, please." Donna knelt down with a plop, clasped her hands together and begged. "I really didn't steal your money, but if you tell Brian, the crime of thief will definitely fall on my head."

"Then why don't you go to Winster's side to argue? He's in the library, and I'll take you there?"

"No, don't go." Donna begged, clutching Lan Yan's trouser legs, with tears in her eyes. "I don't want to go to prison. If I go in, my whole life will be ruined."

"You don't have to tell me that. Do you still remember the time I lent you money? I thought you were just proud and had no bad intentions. I didn't expect that I was only taking sides with a thief. All along, I You are good enough." Lan Yan wanted to leave, but she held her back.

"I know, I know, Master Lan Yan, I remember all the kindness you have done to me, but I really didn't steal the money..."

"Aren't you telling the truth?" Lan Yan shouted angrily.

"I really don't, Master Lan Yan, please." Donna cried and hugged his leg.

"Get up!" Lan Yan kicked her away and walked towards the door.

"No, don't go." Donna got up from the ground, when Lan Yan's hand touched the doorknob, she saw the heavy copper candlestick on the table, picked up the candlestick and threw it at the back of Lan Yan's head.