The Adventure Story of the Devil, the Maid, and the Hero

The gray-haired girl in front of her never showed an expression of eagerness to be rescued from the beginning to the end, and she didn't look like a prisoner who was kidnapped and used as a blood bank.

"In the foggy forest to the north, there lived monsters with red eyes and black wings, who kidnapped virgin girls and sucked their blood. We've heard such rumors before."

Giulia recounted the information she heard from Shilpasha earlier.

"Oh, there are rumors about me like this." Elena curled her lips and said nonchalantly, "I thought the limelight was stolen by that guy."

"That rascal?"

Giulia wondered.

"Demon King."

Elena took it for granted.

"It sounds like...you know the Demon King very well?"

Iluna's eyes lit up instantly, and she asked curiously.

"Ah, I'm not very familiar with you, I once had contact with you a long time ago."

Elena said casually, but there seemed to be some inexplicable amusement mixed in her tone.

Giulia looked at Shirpasha, who shook her head slightly. In this case, she probably refers to the previous demon king.

"Then," Giulia looked at the vampire holding her hands, hesitated for a moment and asked, "Miss Rita's current situation, is it possible that she is not imprisoned by you?"

"At least please say it's feeding. Imprisonment is too blatant."

The vampire held his head high and looked over dissatisfied.

"That……"

Hearing her unabashed answer, Giulia looked suspiciously at Rita, who was not half of what a kidnapped person should be.

"...It's not what you think, I——I wasn't forced."

The gray-haired girl explained a little at a loss.

"Cut, it's not worth being imprisoned by me if it's not a voluntary prey."

The vampire flapped its wings and said proudly.

——What kind of value... unreasonable values.

Looking at the people who were a little dazed by the sudden turning point, Elena continued proudly:

"Those involuntary girls are not only always crying, but also so delicate. They are all like Princess and the Pea. The bed is too hard to feel uncomfortable. The expression on their faces is like they owe me 800 million gold coins and don't want to pay them back, and then say It may not be long before adventurers come to attack me with just words, why should I kidnap them?"

"..."

Because what the other party said seemed to make sense, Giulia couldn't refute it for a while.

"Even if the other party is voluntary, something like this is too..."

April looked at the two—no, to be precise, one person and one vampire, and said with disapproval.

"It didn't hinder anyone, so what's the matter?"

The vampire raised the corner of his eyes and said arrogantly.

"..."

Seemingly judging that it would be useless to talk too much, April closed her voice and said nothing more.

"You don't have to worry too much, I hate troublesome things, and I won't be enemies with you unless necessary."

Speaking of which, Elena waved her hand, and then five new chairs were added in front of the square table, "If I'm not mistaken, you probably didn't come here specially to trouble me, did you?"

"In this case, why not sit down and talk about it."

After snapping his fingers, cups of steaming black tea also appeared on the table out of thin air. The vampire pretended to be playful and winked at them. This time the invitation was obviously a little more sincere.

After the seven people—six people plus one vampire to be precise—were all seated, the group explained to Elena the reasons for coming here.

The vampire yawned and asked, "So, you just want to find the kid named Ollie, right?"

"So?" Shirpasha looked at her thoughtfully.

"It's very simple." Elena said, her left eye was slightly closed, and when she opened it again, she could vaguely see a flash of light of the same color as her pupil, and then revealed it from her mouth, as if from Information as clear and precise as stolen from the omniscient god:

"Go back to the last fork, take the road in the middle, and then go straight. Even if there is no road, keep going straight. If you encounter a fork, choose the middle."

"Really?" Iluna asked in disbelief.

"Of course," the vampire added, confident in his abilities, after thinking for a while, "but you'd better go quickly, or it might be a bit bad."

Giulia couldn't help but clenched the teacup in her hand, looked around, and found that the rest of the people seemed to be thinking.

Why on earth is Elena able to know so clearly? If it is said that the location was only revealed before, then the subsequent words can be said to be close to prophecy.It's hard to imagine that someone who can know this level of information has nothing to do with this matter, but if she knew about it in advance, her unfamiliarity with the name "Ollie" before doesn't seem to be fake.

So it really is ability, but what kind of ability can achieve this level so easily?You must know that even the useless mind-reading skills that Shilpasha, who is the devil, has a limit on the number of times within a specified time.

If it is an ability with many constraints, then why can she use it so rashly here?

'Just treat this as a meeting gift, little contractor. '

The seemingly inexplicable voice in the ridicule interrupted Giulia's thoughts, and Giulia subconsciously raised her eyes to look at Elena, but saw that the other party did not speak.

Then she suddenly realized that this was a sound transmission that sounded directly in her heart.

'thanks. '

Another transmission sounded, and Giulia couldn't help but sneak a glance at Shirpasha who was sipping black tea.

——Wait a minute, Elena seemed to say 'contractor' just now, what is that, another name for the devil king?

However, before she could think about it carefully, Elena's voice transmission sounded again.

'Hey, Lord Demon King, don't you wonder why there are vampires? '

Qiu Liya was stunned because of these abrupt words, and she didn't even have time to care about the other party's sudden change of address.

In Inzelt, there are dragons, orcs, humans, demons, elves, goblins, and many other little-known races, and even the legendary gods.

Vampires and vampires are nothing more than a small branch of them. Why would the person in front of him ask such a question?

She couldn't help recalling that most of the myths related to this that she had only roughly understood before were due to the fact that she was against the gods.

Thinking of this, she suddenly raised her head to look at Elena, only to see that the corner of the other's mouth curled into a wonderful arc, and each syllable sounded clearly in her heart.

'Because we have rebelled against the gods. '

Because of Elena's words, Giulia was a little absent-minded in the following time.When she came back to her senses, the group was ready to leave.

"So, can I ask you one last thing?" Iluna looked at Elena sincerely, and asked after she nodded her head, "Aren't vampires, according to legend, hating light?"

"It's superficial." Elena frowned in disgust, "What I hate is the sun—at least I do."

"So that's what I said." Iluna was satisfied after her question was answered.

After the five of Shirpasha left, the vampire lay on the gray-haired girl's lap and yawned a little tiredly.

"Irene, are you... all right?"

Rita looked worriedly at the lifeless vampire on her lap.

"It's not a problem at this level." Elena smiled nonchalantly, squinted her eyes at the crystal chandelier on the roof, "Contractor, it's really a long-standing term, and I don't know what happened this time." How long can this one last?"

"Fate, for some guys, is doomed from the very beginning, right?" The blond vampire murmured as if looking at a point on the chandelier with red eyes misty , "But even if they knew all this from the beginning, those people would still try to resist—is it because they gave up too early and completely lost hope?"

The gray-haired girl understood that the vampire didn't need her answer, so she just gently smoothed the blonde hair on the other's forehead.

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Finally started to reveal the hidden setting of the prologue, meow.