The Original Vampire

“How did you die?”

Although Colin had guessed this possibility before, when the news really came out of Adjani’s mouth, he couldn’t help but feel shocked.

“Prince Lexi killed him.” Adjani looked at Colin’s eyes steadily, as if she wanted to find something out of it, “Just this morning, in the dwarf army camp outside the city.”

Sure enough!

Colin was calm on the surface, but there was already turmoil in his heart.

Prince Lehi!

A paladin at his peak was truly terrifying. He entered the army alone and killed a sixth-level mage, just like squeezing an ant to death.

No wonder Emperor Reinhard was so afraid of this prince that he would even betray his wife and family in order to obtain a bargaining chip that could balance him.

But Prince Leahy’s response was indeed domineering. He went directly to Mr. Jin and killed him without ceremony.

This is probably his warning to Emperor Reinhardt.

However, for the St. Hilde family, Prince Lehi did help a lot.

Once Mr. Jin dies, the Northern Territory will never be overturned.

Apart from Mr. Jin, there is no other outstanding person in the St. Xion family. Once this pillar falls, even the other big cats and kittens will probably be so frightened that they will hunker down and not dare to show up again.

Without the Saint-Xion family, the rebellion in the north would completely lose its source.

Although the Dawson family and the Maynham family are still entrenched outside Winter City, they can no longer shake the foundation of the Saint Hilde family.

All the dukes in the four realms of the empire are from the Holy Knight family, and there has never been an exception.

If the dwarves want to be this exception, they may end up extremely miserable.

They are now thinking about how to persuade the Saint-Hilde family to agree to the establishment of a dwarf country.

It’s no wonder that the dwarf envoy, Count Anka, just kept his attitude so low. Moreover, Colin became more and more convinced that even if the agreement was not reached this time, the dwarves would send an envoy again.

The initiative has now returned to the hands of the Saint Hilde family.

“Viscount Angelet, what are you thinking about?”

Colin came back to his senses and saw Adjani looking at him with bright eyes, her blue eyes full of inquiry.

“I’m thinking about how to deal with the remaining rebels.”

“Have you thought about it?”

Colin smiled and asked, “Your Excellency, Archbishop, what do you think should be done about the dwarf rebels?”

Adjani’s face was indifferent, with a dreamy color floating in her beautiful big eyes. She said piously:

“The Lord of Glory appreciates forgiveness, but he also values ​​punishment. Forgiveness earns praise, but punishment earns awe.”

Colin Weiwei, with a smile, understood what Adjani meant.

In fact, the archbishop has been encouraging the Saint Hilde family to fight to the death with the dwarf coalition from beginning to end.

When Earl Uman took control of Winter City, she had the same attitude.

“Do you have any grudges with the dwarves?” Colin asked with a smile.

Adjani shook her head and said: “I have no prejudice against dwarves. However, I don’t want to see the establishment of the dwarf kingdom.” ”

Oh? Why?”

Adjani did not answer directly this time but asked, “Viscount Your Excellency, are you willing to see the dwarves establish an independent country in the Northern Territory?”

“Of course I don’t want to, because this is the North!

Whether it is as a Northern lord or as Vera’s husband, I have reasons. Oppose any attempt to split the Northern Territory.

But what are your reasons?”

Faced with Colin’s doubts, Adjani’s eyes flashed, and she said softly, “As the Archbishop of the Northern Territory, I certainly don’t want to see a person being divided into the northern territory.”

“I see.” Colin nodded slowly, understanding Adjani’s motives. “Then we are allies!”

“Of course.” Adjani nodded, showing her perfect smile again.

Colin’s mouth went dry when he saw it, but he soon calmed down, maintained due vigilance, and asked again:

“Then, as an ally, shouldn’t we also contribute to preventing the dwarves from establishing a country?”

The smile on Adjani’s face became even brighter, and coupled with the rich holy aura surrounding her body, she looked even more charming. “Your Excellency, Viscount, how do you want me to contribute?”

Colin took a deep breath, but his nose was full of the strong scent of a mature woman.

“You were able to learn the news that Prince Laixi killed Mr. Jin so quickly, right? There are spies in the dwarf army.”

Adjani was slightly startled, but then she regained her composure and said calmly, “The Lord of Glory is here. There are loyal believers in every corner of the world!”

This should be considered an admission.

However, Colin did admire the Radiant Church’s intelligence-gathering ability. He had learned about it once in Ice Rock City because of Vera, but now he didn’t expect that they actually had fanatics among the dwarf army who tipped off the church.

This kind of pervasive penetration is truly unexplainable.

Especially among dwarves, this is even more rare.

Because although the dwarves have always believed in the Lord of Glory, the Lord has not given them the glory they deserve – they cannot be baptized and become knights.

Therefore, the proportion of fanatical believers among dwarves is definitely not high.

But even so, the dwarf army outside the city still seemed to have taken off their clothes in front of the church, with no secrets at all.

“I need to borrow your ‘loyal believer’,” Colin suggested with a smile.

Adjani looked hesitant and said hesitantly, “What do you want to do? You know, this believer has taken a lot of risks in order to deliver news to the church. I can’t let him be sacrificed casually.” It’s not that he can’t be sacrificed. Sacrificed, rather, cannot be sacrificed “arbitrarily.”.

Colin understood what the other party meant.

This is because I am worried that my method is unreliable.

“Don’t worry, of course I won’t let the faithful believers of the Lord die.”

“Then what are your plans?”

Colin smiled slightly and suddenly leaned into Adjani’s ear.

The beautiful archbishop was startled, and just as he was about to retreat and distance himself, he heard Colin whispering in his ear and then stayed where he was.

But her small and exquisite ears turned pink at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Colin sneered in his heart. You kept teasing me; now it’s my turn to fight back!

Moreover, this archbishop, who has always maintained a holy and pious posture, is not really calm and has no mortal desires.

After talking about his plan, Colin distanced the two of them again and showed what he thought was the most gentlemanly smile to the rosy-faced Adjani.

But when this smile fell into Adjani’s eyes, it looked particularly hateful.

As if she were quite angry at her gaffe just now, Adjani glared at Colin fiercely.

But she didn’t know how seductive this glance was.

“How sure are you that you can succeed?”

Colin crossed his arms and smiled confidently: “Since I dare to make such a suggestion, I am sure enough. Your Excellency, Archbishop, do you have no confidence in me?”

Ajia Adani stared at Colin for a moment and finally nodded. “Of course, I have confidence in you.”

“Okay!” Colin stretched out his hand. “Happy cooperation!”

“Happy cooperation.” Adjani did not hesitate and stretched out her hand to talk to Ke Lin Xiangxie.

The warm and soft touch made Colin’s heart beat faster.

But unfortunately, Adjani only shook hands with Colin gently and then immediately took away her delicate hand.

Colin felt disappointed. When he saw the other party turning around to leave, he spoke again: “By the way, Your Excellency the Archbishop, the Duke’s body has been delayed for too long. Vera and I both hope that you will hold a funeral for him as soon as possible.”

Ajia Ni suddenly stopped and stared at Colin again with her big blue eyes.

She actually sensed something was wrong when the Duke’s body first entered the city.

Moreover, she also heard from Count Uman that the Duke’s body was switched, so Colin’s intention was obvious.

This was because he was worried about the discovery of the body and planned to bury it as soon as possible so as to give a final conclusion to the Duke’s death.

Colin didn’t seem to have any guilty conscience and looked at Adjani openly, as if he had no selfish intentions and just hoped that Duke St. Hilde could be buried as soon as possible.

Finally, a smile broke out on Adjani’s pretty face again, and she nodded.

“Okay. After the dwarf rebels are dealt with, I will conduct the funeral for Duke St. Hilde.”