Salute To The General

"Since time immemorial, vampires have been our prey while the Curia has been our hound, specifically assisting us in hunting down our prey and continuously providing us with the vampire cores we need. But this time, the Curia massacred them too severely, causing vampires to be somewhat decimated," Helios stated. Sirius and Lunar exchanged a glance.

Both of them spoke at the same time. "Are you worried about the disruption of the life cycle, concerned that if the Curia slaughtered vampires on a large scale, it will eventually lead to their scarcity, and the Curia will no longer be able to continuously supply us with the vampire cores we need, Lord Helios?"

"Yes!" Helios admitted.

Immediately after, he added, "But there's some good news. Just now, Pope Eugene mentioned that mankind's strongest God of War, Nathan Cross, seemed to have been infected with the blood virus after his battle with Herod and transformed into a vampire, becoming the new ruler of the vampires. Following that, his capabilities must have gone up a notch. Even though the vampires lost Herod, they've gotten a stronger ruler. Thus, they have the opportunity to rise again on Earth.

Chuckling, Sirius declared, "If that happens, we'll have more prey on Earth."Property © of NôvelDrama.Org.

Likewise, Lunar chortled. "With more prey, our hound, the Curia, can continue to hunt vampires and provide us with vampire cores for a long time. We won't have to worry about energy sources anymore."

"Therefore, there's no hurry for us to return now. We need to go and visit this key figure of ours, Nathan. We need to ascertain whether he possesses the capability and ambition to lead the vampires to great heights," Helios said placidly. Sirius then asked, "What if he can't do it?"

"Then, we'll kill him and take his vampire core away. At the same time, we'll retrain an ambitious vampire to be the king," Helios replied calmly.

Both Lunar and Sirius' eyes lit up.

Sirius volunteered, "Let me handle this matter. I'll go and see whether that Nathan guy is up for the task."

Helios nodded. "Okay! I'll entrust this

task to you. But remember not to engage him in battle unless

absolutely necessary. The fact that he managed to kill Herod means his combat prowess isn't to be underestimated, even in our Divine Realm. Everything is good there except our reproductive capabilities.

A couple can only have two children at most in their lifetime. The population has always been a significant issue of ours. We've been experiencing negative population growth, and it simply can't compare to the earthlings with their exceptional reproductive capabilities. We're glass, whereas the earthlings are rock. Our warriors are all invaluable. As one of them, refrain from doing something that would be equivalent to striking a rock with glass unless there's no other choice."

With total confidence, Sirius

assured, "Don't worry, Lord Helios! I naturally understand the value of my own life and will never take risks

lightly But then, a mere vampire like Nathan can't ever defeat me Just wait for my update!"

Helios dipped his head in acknowledgment and instructed Lunar to pilot the spaceship toward Eurasia.

Before long, the spaceship arrived in the airspace above the capital of Eurasia, Brimmopolis.

Sirius went to the teleportation array on the spaceship.

There was a flash of light, and he vanished, only to reappear on the ground.

When he landed on the ground, the device on his wrist received a message.

It was Nathan's coordinates, sent from the spaceship.

He adjusted his direction before forging ahead with great strides in accordance with the coordinates.

He walked like a robot along the suburban road, attracting dubious glances from passing vehicles and pedestrians because his posture and movements were too strange.

It seemed he also felt the unusual

gazes of the humans around him His eyes scanned the walking. postures and expressions of the people nearby, and he began to mimic them.

After he had walked another hundred meters, his walking posture and movements became precisely like those of an earthling, appearing completely natural.