<h4>Chapter 2740: Mina’s kindness</h4>


    Mina didn’t understand her own roles and duties, and always dragged her teammates down. Every time they were in confrontation with actual vampires, she was always extremely flustered.


    Ning Shu sat cross-legged on the bed and began to cultivate. This time, she would need to deal with vampire aristocrats who were probably as old as time.


    Perry’s ability was no secret.


    He had been able to exterminate the blood hunter order with the help of a pack of vampires and the main lead halo.


    With the blood hunter order gone, there was basically no longer any restriction on the vampires.


    This was Mina’s <i>kindness</i>.


    She did something wrong but felt mistreated when she got her consequences.


    She didn’t even understand what her duties were!


    This was a modern ne, so although there was still some spiritual energy somehow, there wasn’t a lot of it.


    Ning Shu cultivated until dawn, yet only gained a slither of barely visible spiritual energy in her dantian.


    And this was already with the boost of the Unsurpassable Martial Arts…


    Mina’s eyshes fluttered. She was about to wake up. Ning Shu stopped cultivating and got out of bed to wash up.


    When she came out of the bathroom, she saw that Mina was still in the bed, clutching her nket and refusing to get up.


    Mina didn’t have a suitable personality for being a blood hunter. However, since she grew up in the blood hunter order, she had no other choice but to be one.


    However, perhaps she was one sandwich short of a pic since she couldn’t pick up even a single skill that a blood hunter was supposed to have.


    Then, Molly—who was about the same age as her—became her partner.


    Their coboration wasplete chaos, so both of them had terrible performances.


    And in the end, as expected, the useless Mina ended up being covered for by someone else.


    Well, perhaps she wasn’t entirely helpless, she had her pretty and lovely appearance after all.


    As well as her naivety and kindness.


    Mina sat up and asked Ning Shu, “Molly, will we have to wear a dress tonight? For the masquerade, I mean.”


    Her eyes were crescent from her smile. Her skin was so fair, that the vein on her neck was faintly visible. One could almost see the blood pulsing through it.


    Mina had another key characteristic, which was that she was like a yful child, curious about everything sheid her gaze upon.


    It was to be expected though. Mina and Molly were only around 18 years old, just at the pinnacle of their youth.


    “Of course we’ll have to wear dresses. We won’t be able to get in otherwise,” Ning Shu answered as she dried her hair with a towel.


    Mina’s eyes lit up. It was probably because she wanted to wear a beautiful dress and mask.


    They were the perfect ingredients for romance and passion, after all.


    “We are going there to keep an eye on those vampires,” Ning Shu quietly reminded her. “We’re not actually going there to attend the party.”


    Mina hugged her pillow and said, “Of course we’re there to keep an eye on the vampires, but you don’t have to take this so seriously. The ce’s going to be packed. The vampires won’t have the guts to do anything out of line.”


    Ning Shu turned to look at Mina and asked, “What kind of existence do you think those vampires are?”


    “Vampires are people cursed by the heavens, cursed with eternal life, having to endure endless years without knowing when it will end,” Mina said.


    Ning Shu raised her eyebrows. Was that sympathy for the vampires she detected?


    Vampires weren’t as pitiful as she made them out to be. Even if they had immortality, they could still kill themselves.


    Wealth, immortality, eternal youth. Vampires were able to easily obtain the greatest desires of humans.


    They were an existence that lived above mankind.


    Who was Mina to sympathize with them?


    Ning Shu stared at her. “Don’t forget that you’re a blood hunter. The very purpose of our existence is to contain those vampires.”


    “But they don’t even need to drink human blood anymore, they can just drink artificial blood. Humankind and vampires can live peacefully among each other now,” Mina said.


    Ning Shu’s expression didn’t change. “Is that so? Can you make all vampires drink artificial blood, then?”


    Hearing Ning Shu’s words, Mina felt put on the spot. How could she make those vampires drink artificial blood? It wasn’t like she could make them listen to her?


    “You should remember your ce and behave ordingly. You are a blood hunter; you can’t be involved with vampires. If you do, you’re not going to be the only one punished. I will be too.”


    Mina pouted. “We finally got a chance to have fun but you’re still lecturing me.”


    <i>MTL Editor: Ran</i>