As if he hadn't seen it, Su Kui walked to the only table in the center of the basement, put down the oil lamp that had been held in his hand, gently lifted the skirt, and sat down slowly.
She leaned on the edge of the table, supported her cheek with one hand, smiled and curled the corners of her lips, looking at the group of children who had seen her like a devil.
"Ah, are you afraid of me?"
Her voice is very gentle, and the delicate-looking woman blurred her eyes and facial features against the background of the light, making her feel less sharp and piercing than usual.
No one answered, the youngest child could not tell right from wrong, but in such an environment, there was no other thought except for fear and fear.
The eldest child locked her tightly with a vigilant look, and covered the child's mouth with his palm to prevent her from crying.
"Huh? Why don't you answer? Am I terrible?" She sighed leisurely and flicked her finger lightly, and the lock on the iron fence fell to the ground with a "click" sound.
"what… "
The locked cage was opened, but no one dared to take a step. Instead, they retreated and retreated until they reached the corner of the wall.
Su Kui sighed secretly, what a crime.
On the face, he had to make a cold and indifferent appearance, "Tsk, do you like this place very much? Is this place comfortable to live in?"
There was a bold child with big bright eyes open and shook his head. The blue eyes looked like a puddle of water, crystal clear.
Su Kui closed his eyes and clicked on the table, "Since you don't like it, then come with me!"
She took the lead to get up, caressed the dust and folds that did not exist on her skirt, and the crisp sound of high heels hitting the ground returned again.
The immature shout from behind stopped her, "You want to kill us?"
Su Kui turned her head, she was still the child, her raised eyes were smiling, and she said quietly, "You should be glad that I am here, otherwise, you now..." The blood has been drained from the whole body.
She finished talking lightly, regardless of whether anyone was following behind her, she stepped onto the long stairs, and the pale moonlight passed through the window and projected onto the stairs, mottled broken shadows.
She heard someone following, and her footsteps were light.
"Hey, Surrey, don't go! She'll kill you, and you'll be dead!" The host who spoke thought that his voice was very small, but he didn't know that the hearing of vampires was as sensitive as their sense of smell for hunting prey.
With that immature voice again, he kept walking and asked, "Will you stay here and you won't die? If you can, I would like to see the moon tonight."
It's him, so his name is Sarri.
Su Kui squinted her eyes, curled her lips and chuckled, her mood seemed to be much more happy.
After Sarri finished speaking, the voice that had discouraged him disappeared, and the air fell into silence again. After a while, the sound of footsteps increased, one by one, very lightly as Su Kui stepped onto the long winding staircase.
Finally stepped on the ground again, the air above was obviously fresher, Su Kui returned to his senses, looking down, looking at the group of children who were walking slowly because of hunger.
She counted them, there were thirteen in total, not one less.
Surrey looked like he was only seven or eight years old, thin and small, with sallow skin, and only those beautiful clear eyes, which were extremely bright and firm.
He just like what he said, if he can, he wants to take a look at the moon tonight, holding the oil lamp that Su Kui brought in his hand, walking hard but firmly in the first place, and climbed up.