Excellent Youth [Quick Transmigration]

When I woke up, the setting sun outside the window was about to sink into the desolate horizon.

Chu Ci opened his eyes, glanced at the sky, and knew that it was past his usual time to deliver letters to the little vampire.

[Do you want to continue sending letters today? ]

[deliver. ]

[Now? ]

Chu Ci casually looked out of the window, and the neon lights had already been brightly lit: [What's the hurry, it's already late anyway, and it's okay to be late. ]

The banquet he attended last night was very boring, and the daughter who had just turned [-] was pestering him regardless, so that he could only stay with Christine in exchange for a moment of peace.

And that daughter's twittering skills were too powerful, and she followed her into the dream like a shadow. When the noise appeared in his dream, he had no choice but to open his eyes.

At nine o'clock in the evening, the white pigeon delivering the letter arrived late and landed in front of Ludwig's window.

It tapped the glass lightly with its wings, and Ludwig opened the window for it. The white dove flew into the room, grabbed his cold fingers, opened its mouth, and the thousand paper cranes fell on the desk, making a slight "pop Click" sound.

Today's thousand paper cranes are night-like cobalt blue, with a faint fragrance.

This strange breath appeared for the first time.

Ludwig's thoughts were inexplicably interrupted. He looked down at the delicate paper crane in his hand, and thought, is this the breath of the female vampire?

Are they...together?

He moved his fingers, and then they seemed to have self-awareness, uncontrollably taking apart the thousand paper cranes.

He took it apart for the first time, but his movements were so proficient that it seemed that he had performed calculations many times.

After dismantling, he saw that there were only three simple words written on the paper: good evening.

Ludwig looked at these three words for a long time, then folded the paper back into the shape of a thousand paper cranes, and put it in the drawer.

The night is full, and the lights of the city spread out in a patchwork pattern, like the flowing waves.

He licked the protruding canines.

The vampire's teeth are so sharp that they can easily crush human bones. Low-level vampires can't control their instincts, and their canines protrude all the year round. But for advanced vampires, there are usually only a few reasons for the canines to protrude.

Fighting, fear, and an instinctive lust for blood.

He wasn't facing a fight, and he didn't feel any fear, just a dry itchy throat.

A long-lost physiological state that humans named "hungry" reappeared. This kind of hunger is so rare that he has never felt it since he left home as a child.

But this is not a good thing.

He actually has a desire for the person he wants to stay away from the most.

The next day, a menacing motorcade greeted outside Winston University.

The noble daughter who appeared in the newspaper two days ago suddenly appeared in the school with great fanfare. It is impossible to say that she is not curious.

"Did she come here for Chu Ci?"

"It should be. It was written in the newspaper that this daughter seemed to fall in love with Chu Ci at first sight."

"I hate it, there is another rival in love."

"So, you have too many rivals in love."

The whispers of the classmates are a kind of torture, no matter how softly they think they speak, to the vampire it is as clear as if it is close to the ear.

The worst thing is that this is not what happened in one classroom, but the entire campus. Except for the daily greetings and chats, most people's attention fell on Chu Ci and that daughter.

Seeing Ludwig get up suddenly and leave the classroom, the students who were speaking were strangely quiet for a few seconds.

If they remembered correctly, this seemed to be the first time Ludwig skipped class?

"Chu——" Zhang Yang's daughter didn't care about etiquette at all. When she saw Chu Ci appear, her eyes lit up, and she hurriedly caught up with him: "Chu Ci, wait for me, wait for me."

[How did she appear here? ]

Chu Ci glanced at her from a distance, ignored her call, and walked into another path.

[She came here specifically to find you. ] The system replies: [She wants to transfer to another school. ]

Chu Ci: [No. ]

[Okay, I will make her unable to transfer to another school. ]

The girl's shout was getting closer, Chu Ci frowned displeased, and was thinking about how to get rid of her, when he saw Ludwig coming down the stairs in a blink of an eye.

The moment their eyes met, Chu Ci knew what to do to effectively avoid that daughter.

He grabbed Ludwig's wrist and dragged him upstairs again: "Take me out to play, Ludwig."

Ludwig: "...Where do you want to go?"

"I don't know," Chu Ci looked back at him, blinking his eyes: "You can go anywhere, as long as I can't see that young lady. "

"Don't you like her?"

Ludwig asked slowly.

"Like it?" Chu Ci laughed: "No, I don't like noisy girls."

He dragged Ludwig to the top floor. The little vampire didn't resist today, and was dragged obediently by him, which made Chu Ci's restless mood a little better.

The noisy voices stayed on the surface, and it seemed that only the gentle wind could be heard on the top floor.

Chu Ci brought everyone out, and added irresponsibly: "Did we skip class?"

Ludwig replied softly: "Yes."

"Then do you still want to go back? You still have a chance to regret it now."

Ludwig looked at him and shook his head.

"Then take me to your house to play," Chu Ci said, "Start from here, I know you can do it."

"Okay," Ludwig paused, "but, for safety's sake, you have to hug me."

"No problem." Chu Ci hooked his neck with a smile, feeling the vampire tense instantly, and the smile on his face deepened: "Is it okay to hug like this?"

The warm body temperature, the familiar smell of blood, and the strange dark aroma rushed towards his face.

Ludwig lowered his eyes and looked at the person in his arms. The inexplicable anxiety that had been ignited because everyone was discussing Chu Ci and that girl suddenly disappeared.

But a more complicated sense of anxiety climbed up again.

He barely suppressed the restlessness in his heart, stretched out his arms, and wrapped them around Chu Ci's waist, "Close your eyes."

Chu Ci did not object: "Okay."

The peaceful wind became as cold as a knife in an instant, and Chu Ci ducked down, completely enveloped by the vampire.

First borrow him to block the wind.

Ludwig was afraid that he would not be able to catch himself, so he grabbed his arm with more force, and hugged him tightly.

Chu Ci let out a "huh" and complained, "You're strangling me."

Ludwig hugged a human being for the first time, and he really didn't know how hard to use, not to mention that the person in his arms looked terribly fragile, as if it would break if touched.

He relaxed a little helplessly, "Does it still hurt now?"

"...It doesn't hurt anymore." Chu Ci said, "You seem to care about whether I hurt or not?"

Ludwig didn't speak, but his arm loosened slightly.

Chu Ci blinked, laughed silently, hugged him tightly, and blamed him, "I'm going to lose you."

Ludwig finally realized that he was making fun of himself, and he didn't care whether it would hurt him, so he tightened his waist, and after a few light ups and downs, he fell to the ground and let go of Chu Ci: "It's here .”

Chu Ci opened his eyes and saw a rose garden in full bloom.

"Are the flowers this time real or fake?"

Ludwig: "...really."

Chu Ci looked at him meaningfully, seeing the little vampire shifting his gaze uncomfortably, he couldn't help laughing: "Did you grow these flowers?"

"Yes."

Chu Ci gently brushed the fragile and boneless petals with his fingertips, "They are very beautiful."

Ludwig grabbed his hand and pulled it back: "Be careful, there are thorns."

He moved suddenly, Chu Ci was unprepared, and couldn't help being a little surprised.

The little vampire seemed terrified of smelling his blood.

Thinking of what the system had said to him, Chu Ci was thoughtful.

Perhaps what he was afraid of was not blood, but loss of control.

He looked at the flowers for a while, and then asked, "won't you take me to your room to have a look?"

"...nothing to see."

"But I want to see it."

Ludwig and him looked at each other for a long time, and finally agreed: "Okay."

So good to talk.

Chu Ci couldn't help being curious, how far this vampire would say "no" after being bullied by him.

The vampire's room is so tidy and boring, all the items are neatly arranged, so you can see clearly at a glance.

Chu Ci walked to the bookshelf and looked, "Where is the paper crane I gave you?"

"In the desk drawer."

Chu Ci didn't look through it, but replied contentedly: "They are all gifts from me, you have to take them well."

Ludwig walked behind him at some point: "Is it really a gift?"

"of course."

"Okay, I'll take it."

Chu Ci raised the corners of his lips: "You are so obedient, have you always been this obedient?"

Ludwig blinked: "No."

Chu Ci wasted an afternoon in the church until his cell phone rang.

Seeing the word Christine on the screen, the vampire suddenly raised his eyes and looked at him calmly.

Chu Ci pressed the call button, and even though the hands-free was off, the vampire could clearly hear what Christine was saying.

She is inviting Chu Ci to a banquet.

After hanging up the phone, Chu Ci raised his eyebrows and asked, "You heard what she said, right?"

Ludwig still looked at him: "Yes."

"Then I'm leaving."

The vampire's eyes gradually dimmed, but he didn't stop Chu Ci from leaving: "...OK."

not good at all.

He almost said the phrase "don't go".

And when he saw Chu Ci leave the church, the anxiety that had been lingering in his heart reached its peak in an instant.

He shouldn't have let Chu Ci leave.

"Ludwig," the priest frowned slightly, "what are you staring at there?"

Even if you are a vampire, don't just stand on the window sill.

Ludwig came back to his senses, turned his head and glanced at the priest: "Father."

The priest was keenly aware that his emotions were wrong, "What happened?"

Ludwig didn't answer right away, but stretched out his hand calmly and pressed it to his heart.

It was calm there, and there was no human heartbeat.

But he could feel that something had changed quietly, tearing apart silently in his heart, like some kind of omen.

"Father," Ludwig said calmly, "I may not be able to stay away from him."