Chapter 105: Strange Thing x Miss Vampire x Dragon of Disaster
The strange thing jumped high from the windowsill, and its figure quickly blended into the thick twilight.

Soon, it jumped onto the railing of a rooftop and put on the "anchor sunglasses" in its hand. The world at dusk turned another layer of gray under the filter of the lenses.

The strange thing pressed the button on the right side of the sunglasses, and a map immediately appeared in his field of vision.

"It's so fast. In just a few minutes, she's already reached the coast of Gujiusicun... Luckily, she stopped there and didn't move. It only took her eight minutes to get there from where I was."

The strange thing raised an eyebrow and muttered to himself.

It had put on the "spider web launcher" and "night belt" in advance, kicked the railing with both feet and leaped forward, and the blazing white spider silk shot out from its wrists and stuck to the huge billboard.

Grabbing the spider silk, the figure flies in the flashy neon lights, and the absurd advertising slogans are covered by the whistling wind.

Seven minutes later, I bought some wine and contemplated the coast.

The strange thing remained invisible, suppressed its footsteps, and slowly walked down the stairs on the coast, its empty eyes cast through its sunglasses at the beach ahead.

Under the moonlight, a figure stood on the beach. She inserted a straw into the transparent bag in her hand and sucked the red liquid in the bag, as if she was drinking tomato juice.

The strange creature stepped on the sand with its feet and kicked a stone away.

Bai Ziling turned his head, tilted his red eyes, and glanced at the coastal stairs out of the corner of his eye.

She slowly turned around, with her back to the sea. Her pale white hair fluttered in the sea breeze, dyed the color of moonlight. Her right hand, hidden behind her back, was clutching a blood bag.

"Why do you keep following me?"

Bai Ziling asked softly, tilting her head, her snow-white hair drooping on her shoulders.

The strange thing released the power of the "Night Walk Belt", stopped on the stairs, and raised his hands high in a surrender gesture.

"As expected, you discovered me the last few times... I thought being thrown away by you was just a coincidence."

"Then... why are you looking for me?"

Bai Ziling stared at it motionlessly, with one hand behind his back and the other hand lifting up the light white hair on his forehead.

Weird Thing lowered his head slightly, raised his empty eyes from behind his sunglasses, and introduced himself: "My name is 'Weird Thing', I'm a homeless man, okay... now I'm not a homeless man, but a wanted criminal on the run. Have you seen me on TV?"

"These are not important." Bai Ziling shook his head and asked expressionlessly, "I just want to know, why do you want to see me?"

"I want to make friends with you."

The strange guy took off his sunglasses, took off his belt, and put it back into his bag.

"I don't need friends."

Bai Ziling spoke softly, his eyes moving away from it and glancing at the sea.

"Why, aren't you lonely?" The strange thing whispered, "Vampires also need friends. As long as they are living things, they will need to connect with others."

"Actually, I already have a friend... I'm waiting for it."

"Uh... I'd like to ask, who is your friend?"

The strange thing raised a non-existent eyebrow, wondering if the friends Bai Ziling was talking about were other vampires?

It’s not surprising. Since there is a vampire clan, it means that there must be similar people like her in the world.

Bai Ziling slightly raised his red eyes and looked at the strange thing calmly, as if he was looking behind it.

"Behind you." She was silent for a moment and then spoke.

The strange thing was stunned, slowly lowered its raised hands, pointed at its chest, and muttered to itself.

"Uh...behind me?"

Bai Ziling stared at it from afar, nodded slightly after a while, and remained silent.

The next moment, the strange thing suddenly heard some strange panting sounds coming from behind it, like a primitive beast. The panting sound was getting closer and closer to it, as if it spread into a tangible pressure that enveloped the strange thing's back, presenting a strange, chaotic dark red color.

"Hey, I see you again." A hoarse voice came from behind, "Weird thing..."

The strange thing listened to the noise coming from behind it, slowly turned its face, its peripheral vision met the angry gaze of the young dragon, and the corners of its mouth curled up fearlessly.

"I didn't expect to see you here, baby dragon."

It paused, lowered its face, and said quietly, "It's fate...isn't it?"

At this moment, Ke Mingye in the bedroom was already sweating profusely. He took a deep breath, and the cold air was like a sharp sword piercing his lungs.

"Sure enough, Zi Ling knows the elementary school student?"

Ke Mingye muttered to himself, flipping through the comic book while sorting out the clues in his mind.

"From the images transmitted by the brain imaging helmet in the cinema, it can be seen that the elementary school student is very likely to know Bai Ziling's hidden identity." "Ziling also met Ke Yongzhu at least once after she turned into a dragon. Otherwise, the images she imagined at that time could not be so close to the appearance of the Dragon of Disaster."

"Ah... it's still too difficult to find Zi Ling alone. I should have thought that I might run into an elementary school student."

At this moment, Bai Ziling took off her sandals and walked barefoot on the beach carelessly, her snow-white hair fluttering in the sea breeze.

"It seems..." she said softly, "it doesn't seem to agree that I can be your friend."

The strange creature stopped where it was, afraid that if it took one more step the dragon behind it would twist its head off. That would be so embarrassing.

So it spread its hands, turned around and looked at Bai Ziling, and asked, "Why do I need its consent to be friends with you? Are you two conjoined twins?"

The brow ridge of the dragon of disaster curved downward, and its pupils narrowed slightly. The red-gold light in its pupils was as dazzling as magma. It gasped heavily, and the air exhaled from its mouth and nose was mixed with fine flames. The cold and sharp fangs appeared and disappeared, as if it was trying hard to suppress its anger.

Long stared at the strange thing for a long while, then asked word by word: "Why, why did you want to get close to her?"

"You asked me why. Of course it was to make friends."

"friend?"

"Yes, just like me and you are friends." The strange thing held its chin in thought and muttered to itself, "Yes, logically speaking... since you and I are friends, then the friends of friends are also my friends, so this cute vampire should also be considered my friend, right?"

Bai Ziling raised her eyebrows, looked up from her snow-white hair, and asked curiously.

"Is that so? So you two are friends?"

"Yes," the strange thing said, taking two steps back, and came to the side of the Disaster Dragon, unilaterally linking shoulders with it, "We are friends."

It said seriously, and then patted the Disaster Dragon's shoulder vigorously: "Super, super good friend, so good that I can let it play with my head as a ball, or we can get together often and go to eat Panda Hotpot when we have nothing to do."

Bai Ziling was stunned: "Panda hot pot?"

The strange thing nodded vigorously: "Yes, we often get together to eat panda hotpot, it's so cute and delicious. Every time I see the panda, I can't stop drooling..."

"Shut up--!"

The Disaster Dragon roared in anger and drank a mouthful of fire from its bottomless bloody throat, instantly burning the right hand of the monster on its shoulder to ashes.

"Hu! Hu! Hu!"

The strange creature lowered its head and blew air on its right arm, trying to put out the flames. Finally, it sighed, tore off its right arm, and threw it on the beach.

Otherwise the flame will spread along the broken arm to the whole body, which would be counterproductive.

"I'll ask you one last time...why did you get close to her?"

The dragon's pupils were hidden in the shadow of his brow ridges, and his voice was hoarse and gloomy.

The strange thing turned its head and looked at it silently for a few seconds, then said slowly: "It is to remind her of something that will happen tomorrow."

"What's the matter?" Bai Ziling asked. Her voice was emotionless.

"Yes……"

The strange creature was about to speak when it was rudely interrupted by the Disaster Dragon beside it: "Don't listen to this guy, he just likes to talk nonsense. Last time he said he was Conan Dolph. I'm going to get rid of him and make him shut up..."

As it spoke, it raised its sharp claws and reached towards the monster's head.

Bai Ziling shook his head. "No, I want to hear what it has to say. Can you be quiet for a moment?"

The Disaster Dragon was stunned for a moment, opened its mouth as if it wanted to say something, then slowly lowered its red eyes, retracted its claws, and squatted on the beach like a cat.

"Okay..." It swallowed a mouthful of water and uttered a hoarse sound from its throat.

The strange creature grinned slightly and reached out to rub the head of the Disaster Dragon: "That's right, baby dragon, how can you be so rude to your friends."

“Get out of here.” The Disaster Dragon slapped its hand away.

In the moonlight, the light in Bai Ziling's eyes was as dazzling as a gem. She raised her eyes from her sandy feet, stared at the strange thing motionlessly, and asked softly.

"So...what did you want to say?"

"It's a very important thing."

The strange thing met her gaze, raised an index finger, and spoke slowly.

"Important matter?"

The strange creature nodded, with a hint of joking in its tone: "Yes, and it is also related to our good friend the baby dragon. Or rather..." It paused, slowly lowered its eyes, and looked at the dragon squatting on the ground, "This matter is completely aimed at it."

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