Chapter 252

However, the strength the girl displayed in front of him made him uneasy.

He was already well aware.

That hotel was no easy target.

On his own, he didn't have the power to deal with it.

So, he thought of Buchuan Wa Zi.

The existence of that hotel must also be a significant nuisance to Buchuan Wa Zi.

Therefore, he believed that teaming up with Buchuan Wa Zi would not be refused.

"Interesting," Buchuan Wa Zi chuckled. "What did that hotel do to you that you want to destroy it?"

"That's none of your business," Moli coldly replied. "You just need to tell me if you want to cooperate or not."

While Buchuan Wa Zi was pondering, two vampires stealthily crept up behind Moli.

They exchanged glances and then both stuck out their tongues, licking their lips.

Moli, the sorcerer, had long been a source of their hatred.

They wondered what the blood of a sorcerer would taste like.

Seeing that Moli never turned around, the two vampires pounced with greedy expressions.

They wanted to take advantage of Moli's inattention to defeat him and drink his blood!

However, just as they were about to reach Moli, he suddenly raised his hand.

Something in his hand emitted a flash of light.

The moment they touched that light, the two vampires were "bang" and thrown away.

"Ouch!"

"Ah!"

The two vampires screamed in pain as they crashed to the ground.

"I told you, since I dared to come alone, I naturally have my guarantees," Moli coldly said. "Trying to ambush me is useless."

Then, he looked at Buchuan Wa Zi and asked, "Well, Lord Wa Zi, have you made up your mind? I don't have much time to waste here."

Although Moli's tone and attitude annoyed Buchuan Wa Zi, he realized that this partnership was indeed necessary.

He also wanted to destroy that hotel.

However, despite all his efforts and even bribing someone, he couldn't even locate the hotel.

Then, he understood.

The hotel must have used some method to prevent vampires from approaching and determining its location.

The man he had bribed had disappeared without a trace.

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He had planned to bribe another human for information about the hotel.

But now, humans were cunning and armed with various weapons.

If they didn't kill them immediately, they might get a chance to retaliate...

In this case, cooperating with Moli seemed like a good option.

After all, Moli was human.

He must have a way to get close to the hotel.

Much better than vampires who couldn't even touch the hotel.

"Lord Wa Zi?" Moli called him again.

"Alright!" Buchuan Wa Zi slammed the table in front of him. "Since Sorcerer Moli has come to me, I naturally cannot refuse. I agree to cooperate. However, I must tell you that we vampires cannot get close to that hotel."

"I already expected that," Moli smiled slightly. "I don't need you to attack with me. I just need you to provide me with one thing."

"What thing?"

"As I know, each district commander of vampires has a vampire treasure," Moli said.

Buchuan Wa Zi sneered, "You've even found out about that. But you may not know that vampire treasures are not to be used lightly. It's a rule."

"Still talking about rules at this point? It seems you have no sincerity in cooperating. Goodbye."

After saying that, Moli turned around and left without hesitation.

"Wait!" At this moment, Buchuan Wa Zi panicked. "Don't go, let's talk!"

Moli turned his head, his small eyes staring intently at Buchuan Wa Zi.

"I want your treasure."

After a moment of staring at each other, Buchuan Wa Zi finally gave in.

"I understand, I will give it to you. But I remind you, after using it, you must return it immediately and ensure it is not damaged. Otherwise, all vampires, even at the cost of our lives, will send you to hell."

"I naturally know that," Moli said. "With the treasure, I am confident I can defeat the hotel. Then, I will return the treasure."

Buchuan Wa Zi nodded and then said to a subordinate, "Go get it."

"Yes, my lord."

While waiting for the treasure to be brought, Buchuan Wa Zi said, "There's one more thing, Sorcerer Moli. If that hotel is really destroyed by you, humans will probably go to your sanctuary, right?"

Moli smugly smiled, "Of course, where else can they go?"

"Then I don't seem to get any benefits," Buchuan Wa Zi coldly said. "Even if the hotel is gone, your sanctuary will still provide a safe place for humans. Where can we vampires catch humans?"

"No need to say more, I know what you mean," Moli waved his hand. "You lent me the treasure, so I naturally owe you a favor. Then, every month, I will provide you with a certain number of humans. How about that?"

"Hmm, that's acceptable," Buchuan Wa Zi smiled contentedly. "Then, I'll wait for Sorcerer Moli's good news."

...

After Janet's injuries had slightly improved, Joshua moved her to Doyle's standalone small castle.

Of course, before going, they bought some food and medicine to thank Doyle.

After all, the points for the standalone small castle were paid by Doyle.

Although Doyle said they didn't need to share the points, they couldn't just move in without expressing their gratitude.

Doyle didn't say much; he just accepted what they brought.

To celebrate moving into the standalone small castle, Prince decided to host a dinner in the evening for some close guests and his soldiers.

Of course, he also invited Gu Wanyin.

However, Gu Wanyin was at that moment introducing vampire clothing corrosion agent to several guests.

This corrosion agent was specifically effective on the clothes worn by vampires.

No matter what material the vampire's clothes were made of.

Even if it was steel, plastic, or other materials, as long as the corrosion agent was sprayed, it would immediately corrode their clothes.

Even if they wore layers and layers, it could corrode them instantly.

For guests who liked to use carbonated beverage launchers, it was undoubtedly a useful tool.