Chapter 2308: Chapter 2308: Silver Moon Ritual Song (7)
Luo Li aggressively came up the steps and directly questioned Chuzheng, "Chuzheng, did you forget the Alliance rules? You actually stood by and watched someone die without helping!"
Chuzheng crossed her arms: "The Blood Clan Alliance rules state that one can’t harm fellow clan members. I didn’t lift a finger. Also, which rule says I must save them?"
"You..."
Chuzheng: "Besides, she and I aren’t even from the same clan."
"We’re all Blood Clan!" Luo Li raised his voice, "Didn’t you see the message from the Alliance earlier? Gui Lan is an important person for protection!"
"Oh, but it’s not a mandatory requirement that we must protect her if we encounter her." Chuzheng said confidently.
Luo Li’s face turned livid: "You... You’re being utterly unreasonable!"
Chuzheng: "You want to play the role of her protector, that’s fine by me. But don’t expect me to. I haven’t violated the Alliance rules, and even if you complain, the Alliance won’t fault me."
As long as she didn’t strike, even if Gui Lan died at the hands of werewolves today, the Alliance couldn’t hold her accountable.
That’s the rule.
Luo Li was so angry his chest heaved, and finally, he glared vehemently, "Fine, don’t blame me for not saving your face."
Chuzheng said nothing.
Luo Li snorted coldly, turned, and went back down.
Chuzheng watched for a few minutes, discovering that this group of Blood Clan didn’t question Ji Yi’s identity at all, seemingly unaware that he was a werewolf...
However, that being said, she also couldn’t sense any werewolf aura.
Ji Yi had no trace of a werewolf aura.
But since the werewolves were after him, and he didn’t deny it, Ji Yi was definitely a werewolf. It’s just that somehow he concealed his werewolf scent.
Luo Li left people behind to handle the damaged venue, and he took Ji Yi and Gui Lan away first.
Chuzheng hurriedly left from above.
"Miss, why do you have to offend Luo Li?" Luo Li, like her family’s young lady, was a pureblood, with an opportunity to inherit titles in the future.
Moreover, from what he heard outside...
Chuzheng was completely unconcerned: "What, am I not allowed to offend?"
This question was difficult for Ah Gui to answer, and he spoke awkwardly: "Your inaction today might quickly spread among the Blood Clan." It’s also connected to Gui Lan of the Eastern Blood Clan.
"What does it matter."
"The Blood Clan’s opinion of you..."
"I’m living for myself; why should I care about others’ opinions?" Besides, they can’t beat me.
And with creatures like the Blood Clan, do you really think there’s truth, goodness, and beauty?
Even if she stood by and watched, many Blood Clan members would find that perfectly normal.
They might even make excuses for her; after all, they were dealing with a group of werewolves, and she was just an underage Blood Clan member.
Ah Gui: "But Miss..."
"Shut up." Chuzheng abruptly stopped Ah Gui, staring into the passage ahead.
The emergency exit sign glowed faintly green, and the corridor was silent.
Ah Gui hadn’t sensed any danger, but Chuzheng’s sudden seriousness made him tense up, too.
Was there something dangerous hidden here?
"Tap... tap..."
Quietly in the hallway, a sound echoed.
It sounded like something tapping, intermittently, like the opening scene of a horror film.
"Run!" Chuzheng suddenly shouted, speeding up to rush through.
No matter what kind of evil demons or ghosts, it’s best to run first; don’t let trouble catch me!!
[Miss Sister!!] King’s Account yelled, [Good Person Card!!] If it hadn’t spoken, Miss Sister would have run!
Chuzheng, confused: What does the Good Person Card have to do with this?
[The Good Person Card is here.]
Chuzheng: Why is he here? Is he sleepwalking instead of sleeping in the middle of the night?
[...] Haha.
King’s Account gave the prompt and slipped away.
Now Chuzheng couldn’t run, nor could she not run.
In the end, gritting her teeth, she stopped.
Where’s my Good Person Card!
Calm down!
I can do this!
I can make it!
Chuzheng quietly clenched her fist to encourage herself.
"Miss?" Ah Gui almost bumped into Chuzheng.
Chuzheng ignored him, going back and stopping at a door.
The door was locked and wouldn’t turn open; Chuzheng stepped back and ordered Ah Gui: "Kick it in."
Ah Gui: "..."
Destroying public property could lead to complaints!
"Hurry up." Chuzheng urged.
Ah Gui sighed, stepped back, and kicked the door open.
The door burst open, and a gust of cold wind blew out from inside, carrying a faint scent of blood in the air.
Ah Gui swallowed hard: "Why does it smell like blood?"
Chuzheng handed him a bottle of yogurt: "Stand outside."
Ah Gui: "..."
There was no light in the room, but it was no obstacle for the Blood Clan.
This seemed to be a storage room for equipment and miscellaneous items. Chuzheng glanced around but didn’t find anything suspicious.
Chuzheng moved inside, bypassing a pile of boxes, and saw a person huddled in the corner, hugging his knees.
"Yin Bai?"
The person didn’t respond.
Chuzheng used her phone to illuminate, crouched down, and touched the boy’s head, forcing him to lift his head.
The boy was frigid all over, yet his face was flushed.
Did he catch a cold?
"Yin Bai?"
Chuzheng called several times; the boy drowsily opened his eyes, the phone light making his eyes ache, tears welling at the corners involuntarily.
Yin Bai stared at Chuzheng for several seconds, muttering and pinching his arm: "...Am I dreaming?"
"Not dreaming. Why are you here?"
"Ah..." The boy gasped softly, unsure if he pinched himself too hard or Chuzheng’s ’not dreaming’ startled him.
"I... I got locked in here," the boy whispered.
"Gurgle..."
Yin Bai quickly covered his stomach with his hand, looking at Chuzheng in embarrassment.
Chuzheng had him hold the phone, reached under his knees, and lifted him horizontally.
The sudden lift made the boy instinctively tighten his grip around Chuzheng’s neck.
"You..." Yin Bai quickly withdrew his hand, even more embarrassed.
"Hold on to me."
"I... I can walk myself," the boy stammered incoherently.
Chuzheng: "Don’t move, if you fall, I won’t help."
Yin Bai didn’t dare move or reach out, staying stiff and frozen.
Chuzheng carried him out, and outside, Ah Gui, sucking on a straw, was stunned to see his young lady in such a position.
Wait... isn’t that Yin Bai?
Miss had them investigate him before.
Why is Miss carrying him?
In such a way!!
For some reason, Yin Bai suddenly wrapped his arms around Chuzheng’s neck, burying his face in her neck, looking uncomfortable.
"What’s wrong?"
"...A bit queasy," the boy whispered.
Chuzheng assumed Yin Bai was hungry and quickly took him away.
Chuzheng and Ah Gui exited from another side, only to bump into the earlier group of werewolves and... another group of Blood Clan members.
Werewolves and Blood Clan were obviously at a standoff, neither taking action.
Chuzheng and Ah Gui’s appearance broke the strange tension.
The Blood Clan members all bowed, their voices resounding, "Miss!"
Chuzheng: "..."
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