[Comprehensive Video] Vampire from Paris

Louis didn't know what happened to Lester and Armand, and he didn't care.Armand, like Lester, is keen on all kinds of prom parties. They will put on their evening gowns, put on white gloves and organize their hats and accessories before dark.Sitting in a gorgeous carriage or riding a tall and mighty horse to attend various banquets, sometimes held by country gentry, sometimes held by the count, there are many dignitaries in Paris, and Armand seems to be familiar with them. Also know Leicester.They would set off after the sun had completely set, and they would walk along the streets of Paris with many servants. The citizens of Paris would discuss a lot. Sometimes Lester rode on a horse and passed in front of the brightly lit church. People in the church would stop to look at him, men and women, those girls would always look at him with admiration, Lester would raise the corners of his lips at this time, his smile was not a gentleman's, but with a smile It's sinister and dangerous, but heartwarming and sexy.Armand would usually sit in the carriage, with a book on his lap, and read it quietly. Sometimes the wind at night would blow the curtains of the car windows, and then someone would marvel at Armand's beauty.He is very beautiful, his face is dazzling and alluring, and his eyes are unfathomably deep and beautiful, shining like wonderful diamonds.He lowered his head slightly, showing a different style from his profile.Armand is young, yet old.He has a young face and an old heart.His tone of voice is very slow, with the tone of a mature person, but his voice is very sweet, and the greenness and maturity between teenagers and youths make him very attractive.Armand's beauty and Lester's beauty are different, but they are the same. They are both elves in the night, but Lester is a predator, powerful and dangerous, making people fall willingly; while Armand is naive The style can be changed freely, people will think him as weak when they first see him, need love and protection, and will not be afraid of him, making people lose their defenses.

Louis only attended a banquet with them, and never acted with them again. He either stayed in Armand's study, or wandered in the art gallery library museum in Paris, or wandered in some woods, church or He is not afraid of encountering some human beings by the river or in the houses. He has already learned how to protect himself and no longer have redundant and ridiculous compassion.Louis wandered in the libraries of Paris, and the rows of bookshelves, the ink-stained books and the poetry of knowledge gave him great comfort.He would sit there motionless and watch all night without feeling tired.Sometimes he would flip through several books, and sometimes he would flip through a book and read it four or five times.When Louis did this, he was very peaceful, and he felt a sense of comfort and contentment.Before dawn, he would put the books back in place, and then tidy up the bookshelves. After everything was back to normal, he would leave the library and search for food in the dark night in the faint starlight. Sometimes he would meet a drunk Drunk, he will not hesitate to show his sharp teeth to suck his blood, he will not let him die.At such moments he felt he was redeemed, the warm blood flowed through his body, he felt warm, which made him happy.He enjoys such moments and loves them, and he doesn't object to sucking animal blood, although the taste is a bit difficult.When he thinks of his previous persistence, he feels inexplicably ridiculous, but he doesn't think of it often-those ridiculous self, those ridiculous persistence, those ridiculous past events.Louis had learned how to find joy in the dullness of life, and he was trying to let himself be free from the constraints of his upbringing as a human, which didn't help a vampire.He understood this truth and began to practice it.

After the sun came out, the three of them would arrive at Ventis Manor on time, and the servants would prepare breakfast for them.These servants didn't know their identities. They thought that Armand Lester Louis was enjoying life like other nobles.They didn't ask their servants to serve them personally, they would do some personal things by themselves.There are many servants in Ventis Manor, but they all live in a large garden behind the manor.They only need to prepare breakfast and lunch, appear in front of Armand and Lester in the early morning and evening, clean up the room and prepare meals for them, and they are not allowed to set foot in this building for the rest of the time.So during the day, the whole building is very quiet, and the servants will move around the building.There are two buildings in the Ventis Manor, one for Armand to live in, and one that is unoccupied.Louis once visited that building at night, and it was full of coffins, densely packed, like a huge cemetery, eerie.The servants probably also knew what was eaten in it, and they would whisper behind their backs that the master had a eccentricity and liked to collect coffins.The servants are replaced every five years.Armand never used local servants, he would buy slaves from India or Africa, and then sell them elsewhere five years later.However, the housekeeper in Ventis Manor has been doing it for a long time, it is said that it has been 30 years.Armand just smiled and said he could be trusted without explaining why.Louis knew that the butler was not a vampire, he looked familiar, was warm and had no desire, and treated Armand with all his heart.He controls this servant, but whoever has a little doubt or something is wrong, he will send him away immediately to solve the trouble.Armand never touched his servants. On the contrary, the servants had a very good impression of him, saying that he was a generous and beautiful master.

It was day five now—Louis had been in Paris for five.His heart changed from anxiety at the beginning to a touch of calm.Anna would be fine, that was his belief.

Armand regarded Louis as a distinguished guest from afar, and he entertained him carefully and courteously, but he did not treat him as a friend and companion.Sometimes he would come to the study while Louis was reading his library.Armand's study is very large and has a very large collection of books.The entire four floors are full of books, and the four walls are filled with books, which are so vast that it is overwhelming.When Louis doesn't want to go out, he will stay here, even during the day, he will stay here for a while or stay up all day without sleep. He is not a voracious reader of these books, but during the day, It's as dark as night here.Lighting candles, flickering candles, Louis sat on the wooden chair, flipping through them casually, feeling warm.The wanton desires flowing in the body will calm down, and those sad past events will be temporarily buried in the depths of memory, and it will not come out easily.Armand would quietly be behind Louis while he was studying.He didn't say a word and didn't bother Louis.His eyes are empty, you can't see any meaning, and his expression is very friendly. After a while, he will sit down and read a few books, or bring Louis a cup of tea.He seemed to just stay here for a while or just like Louis, just thinking about it in a daze.Louis wouldn't talk to him, and Armand didn't seem to care, sometimes his eyes fell on Louis, and Louis would look up at him.But his eyes seemed to pass through Louis and fall into an unknown corner, the emptiness and confusion made it impossible for anyone to understand.

To be honest, Louis was curious about Armand.How did he become a vampire, what was his past, would he get bored, could he tell them where this supernatural creature came from, or if they had other companions.He wants to know all these, but he won't ask, and he believes that Armand won't say it, or doesn't know how to say it.Armand's body carried the antiquity and confusion of the last century, and Louis felt that although his face was very young or even childish, his thoughts were already very old—not ancient, but imprinted with time.Louis didn't quite understand that feeling, as if he had been accidentally left behind in this century, feeling strange or embarrassed about this century.He was not like Lester, and Louis did not know how long Lester had lived.He felt that Lester was very eager to integrate into this world, and he was very passionate about unfamiliar things, but Armand lost this passion, and he couldn't say that he lost it—it seemed that he couldn't devote himself wholeheartedly, and he was always tired in this place. Meaning, albeit lightly.

They didn't all go out to attend other people's banquets. Armand would also hold dances in Ventis Manor. Louis stayed for five days, and Armand held two banquets.Armand handed over the whole process to the butler. At this time, the servants will be acting in the Ventis Manor, which is very lively.They would prepare the food, tidy the house, prepare the dishes, bring out the delicious champagne wine in the cellar, and pick the beautiful roses and roses in the garden, and they will be beautiful.They would light lots and lots of candles, lighting up the building very brightly.Louis could hear the joy of these servants being busy, they would discuss who would come, those beautiful ladies and gentle gentlemen, such beautiful jewelry and precious clothes, would they bring the freshest topics, Popular styles... These are the focus of their discussions, and no one will scold them.Armand doesn't pay attention to these, he just wants to make himself less lonely at night, he will choose a beautiful teenager as his dinner at the banquet.He even helped Louis choose one, and brought him to Louis - comatose as a teenager, and he sent him to Louis' room.Louis accepted his offer.

Lester is also keen on these banquets. He always dances with beautiful women on the dance floor with a smile on his face. He is as gentle as water and is always very popular.During the day, he sleeps in his coffin.After the vampire theater, Lester seemed to have figured out something, and the two had no in-depth communication afterwards.Leicester's gaze didn't always follow Louis either.

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