The Vampire Parenting Diaries

"I think your grandpa should have told you not to run around in this manor." Elphons turned his chair half a circle and said to Ulea.

Ulea was fixed in front of him, and nodded obediently: "Yes."

"But you didn't," Elphons said, "and it's the second time."

He seldom laughs, doesn't get angry very often, and generally has very few things that trigger his mood changes.Since waking up, this was the first time that he had such a big mood swing, and even personally ordered the execution of a vampire.Although the other party is just an ignorant little thing to him, its importance is not even comparable to a pen.

Moreover, it is undeniable that, leaving aside the troubles and entanglements that he would ignore originally, he would do this for Uriah.

There seems to be something wrong with this development.

Elphons raised his hand and brushed away the stray hair from Uriah's forehead, exposing those blue eyes completely.

This action is also wrong.

It may be that his usual expression is too serious, and his voice is very rigid, giving people the illusion that he is severely reprimanding the other party.The human lowered his head unconsciously because of his words, his half-drowned eyebrows trembled faintly, and when his eyelashes moved, there was a drop of teardrop.

Elphin's expression froze.

"I'm sorry," he heard Uriah whisper, "I just wanted to give you a present."

Crying is also the second time.

I didn't cry just now because I was almost bitten by Ian, but now I shed tears because of such a sentence.

The familiar upset came again, and Elphin frowned, feeling a chaotic emotion rampaging in his body from nowhere.He doesn't have the self-consciousness to make human beings cry. An old monster who has been sleeping for many years can't always control his expression well. He doesn't realize how scary his normal expression is to others, but Instinctively felt powerless for Uriah's tears.

The fragility of human beings is beyond his imagination. If you bite it, you will die, if you touch it, you will be injured, and even if you say a word, you will cry.For the first time in his life, Elphonse looked at Uriah who was crying silently.

"I don't mean to reproach you," he explained dryly, "I'm just telling you."

"I know." The human with a red nose from crying raised his head, looking extremely aggrieved, but still maintained a good upbringing, and said very logically: "But I did make a mistake, I'm sorry."

He wiped away his tears, tried his best to act as if nothing had happened, bowed to Elphin, bowed his head, and the tears still flowed out uncontrollably.

"Don't cry," Elphin's eyes flickered as he watched him wipe away tears in a hurry, but still wiped more and more.

He is not good at comforting, he has already removed these warm words from the dictionary in his thousand years of career, and now he doesn't know what is left, but what is certain is that it is definitely not enough to coax children.

Even this sentence unconsciously used the tone of command.

The effect was very immediate, as soon as I said it, Uriah didn't dare to make a sound.

The voice can be held back, but the tears are uncontrollable.

Elphons saw the appearance of human beings biting their lips and crying tears, and rarely reflected on the tone of their own words—is it really that terrible?

Ulea told him with red eyes: Yes.

"Don't..." Elphons restrained his expression, and from the corner of his eye, he inadvertently glanced at his breast pocket, where there was a pair of slit-like eyes staring at him, with a hint of reproach in his eyes.

From this angle, the little doll actually has this effect.Elphin was dumbfounded.It seems that his behavior is indeed not appropriate.

He came to his senses, sorted out his words with difficulty, and said to Yulia: "I mean, it's dangerous for you to run around."

He stretched out his hand to wipe away the tear stains on Yulia's face, took out a tissue from the paper box that old Evan bought on the table, tapped the corner of Yulia's eye unskillfully, and wiped the eye that had just rolled out. tears wiped away.

"Just like just now," Elphons took out the few patience that he lacked for a long time, and analyzed what he didn't speak clearly just now for human beings, "You came here without the company of grandpa, and I was meeting someone else, And that... person is not familiar with this place, let alone you, so he arrested you when you appeared."

Uriah asked, "Is he a bad guy?"

Elffins was relieved that he was smart, which meant that he didn't need to explain too much about Ian's identity and why he wanted to arrest him, "Yes, he's a bad guy, he almost hurt you..."

"Where is he now?"

"I drove him... away."

"Oh."

"So you don't want me to come here because you are afraid that I will encounter bad people?" Uriah automatically completed the logic chain, and gradually stopped her sobs.

Elphons sighed for Uriah's excessive intelligence. If Ian's IQ was one-tenth that of human beings, he wouldn't be executed.He didn't refute Uriah's claim.Although being a good person is not his intention, if it comforts the other person so that they don't cry, he is happy.

Ulea's mood improved at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Seeing this, Elphins added: "This will happen in the future, so what I want to tell you is, don't walk around."

Yulia nodded, indicating that she understood.

"If something happens, tell old Evan aka Grandpa," Elphons said, "he knows what to do."

Uriah: "Okay."

Ulea blinked: "If I want to find you, should I ask Grandpa to bring me here?"

Elphons: "Yes."

"However," he thought for a while, and made a promise to Ulea, "If you are bullied like today, if you want to find me, you can call. If it is too late, you can also shout loudly. I will definitely come."

Then, he stood up and took out a box from a shelf on the left side of the third shelf of the fully packed bookshelf.

The dark red box looked old, and the pattern on the lock belonged to the typical style of the [-]th century. He lightly twisted it with two fingers, and the copper lock that was once heavily made of gold broke in two from the middle.

"It's been a bit long, and I can't find the key." He explained his behavior casually.Uriah just nodded, still staring at the box curiously.

Then, he opened the box and took out what was inside. It was a necklace made of special materials that lasted forever. Even after hundreds of years, it still shone brightly under the light.The chain is silver as a whole, and there is an irregularly shaped pendant in the middle, with a bulge in the middle, and several drop-shaped "tentacles" of different lengths extending around it, which looks very similar to the state formed at the moment blood splashed on the ground.

And it was indeed filled with blood, the blood of Elphons.

The pendant filled with his blood can play a protective role. Other vampires will be intimidated by the smell and dare not approach. Come.

It is something that countless blood races and human beings would dream of, and in the millennia, he has only made this one.

What he didn't expect was that Ulea was surprised at the first sight of the pendant and said: "What a beautiful star."

Elphons looked at the irregular shape with a faint red glow under the light, and it was difficult to understand how Uriah saw it as a star, but he could see that human beings did not reject this thing.

He asked, "Do you like it?"

Ulea nodded vigorously: "I like it, it's so beautiful."

I don't cry now.Not only did he not cry, but he was also extremely happy, his eyes brightened a lot, and the blue pupils reflected the light, much brighter than the stars outside the window.

Elphons untied the necklace, leaned over to fasten it on him: "The one you like is yours."

Ulea couldn't believe it: "Are you going to... give it to me?"

The delicate clasp made a soft click, Elphons let go of the necklace, and the thin silver chain fell safely around Uriah's neck.

He straightened up and heard the words: "Yes, see you off."

Still in disbelief, Yulea tapped the extra thing on her neck with her fingers, raised her head and asked, "But, why?"

The child's blond hair reflected the light, and thanks to his good eyesight, Elphonse could almost distinguish every strand of his hair. The same white and reflective skin now showed a faint pink color, and the sound of blood accelerating was loud. Surprisingly, the sweet and seductive smell floated in the air again.

Elphons, who was fully prepared, resisted the temptation this time. Ignoring Uriah's delicious smell, he put his hand on Uriah's head, and touched Uriah's blond hair obediently. As soft as imagined.

After touching it, His Majesty the Ancestor, who was in a happy mood, pointed out the maze for the human beings under his palm. In fact, it was a very simple sentence:

"Because it suits you."

Indeed, Uriah's appearance is inherently superior, and her facial features are so exquisite that it is fundamentally different from the blood race with pale, gloomy and dull complexion, and it is also better than most human beings. If the blood race represents darkness , then he must be standing in the center of the light.Even if he knows that there are no real angels in the world, after seeing him, he will still involuntarily think of this legendary existence.

Excessive purity and dark blood repel each other, forming the most harmonious picture on his neck, which is really perfect.

"Thank you." Ulea smiled brightly, holding up the necklace very cherished, and wanted to bow her head to thank Elphonse.

Putting his index finger against his forehead so that he didn't lower himself, Elphons said in his puzzled eyes, "You're welcome."

Ulea's eyes turned into two small crescents.

"With this necklace, no one will bully you casually," Elphons said, lifting the necklace, "If there are still people who don't have eyes, as long as you hold this pendant, I will come .”

In the eyes of others, the blood race is a cunning race, often talking about deceit, sweet words often deceive ordinary human beings who are not human, and eight out of ten sentences are lies.What is not known, however, is that they never make real promises lightly, because once a promise is made, it must be kept.

As the ancestor of the blood race, Elphins has never made a similar promise to others, but he has only met Ulea twice, and he can't help but make this promise in a very flat tone under the wet eyes of the other party .

It sounds far-fetched, but it is true.

The kid who received the gift was obviously very happy, but he was also a little worried when he was excited. After Elphons asked, he expressed his entanglement: "But what should I use to send you back?"

Elphons tucked the pendant into Uriah's collar, touched the warm skin of the other's neck with his cold fingertips, and scraped it lightly, Uriah shrank his neck subconsciously.

"No need," he took out the puppet on his chest, "you have already delivered it."

Ulea said, "But that was last time."

Elphons shook his head: "That's not important."

"The important thing is, I like it, and that's enough."

He finally patted Uriah on the head: "Not everything needs to be reciprocated, kid."