Chapter 1247

Translator: Cheese

Proofreader/editor: Minhui

The Vampire Prince’s Blood Slave (125)

On the eleventh day, Arthur moved Bai Weiwei to a new room.

He gently washed her face and combed her hair. “I’ve told those people to come here for negotiations. In a bit, you’ll come with me to go see them. The doctor said it might be good for you to go out and get some fresh air.”

The bodies of Blood Kin were extremely sturdy.

Unless they were hungry, their bodies were fine.

They didn’t need fresh air.

But Arthur needed to find something to do, or he would go insane.

The place where negotiations would be held was in a separate room in the castle. It was private, gorgeous, and offered sufficient seating.

Arthur sat on a couch placed in the center.

She lay on the couch, her head resting quietly in his lap.

Arthur covered her body with a blanket.

Then he began to one-sidedly declare a number of treaties for the peaceful coexistence of humans and Blood Kin.

The Blood Kin nobles exchanged dismayed glances.

Such an abrupt demand was completely unacceptable.

But Arthur’s bloodline suppressed them, so they could only kneel down.

After his ancestral bloodline was completely awakened, he became the Blood Kin empire’s sole ruler.

And the world of the Blood Kin was one where power was king and the strong ate the weak.

Arthur: “You should also negotiate more peace treaties to compensate for the losses of both parties.”

The Blood Kin felt suffocated and aggrieved, but there was nothing they could do.

They could only step out and announce the one-sided declaration of the Blood Kins’ leader.

At this time, Bai Weiwei heard the green bar value rise.

–80%.

Arthur slipped his arms under her knees. He easily picked her up and carried her out of the room.

“I know that you are dedicated to fighting for the humans’ rights, so after your First Embrace, I already made plans for you to sign the truce agreement between humans and Blood Kin.”

This agreement was a gift, from him to her.

It was also because she was afraid that she would feel unaccustomed after the First Embrace and hate him, so he prepared in advance.

First tell her that she could give human beings a good life.

Only then would she happily accept the fact that she had been given the First Embrace.

“I’ve changed the armistice to a peace treaty. I initially thought that it would take a hundred years to give you this contract.”

When he reached the garden, he stopped.

Moonlight illuminated the garden.

He sat on the veranda, hugging her sleeping body, and suddenly froze.

After a long silence, he murmured, “I’ve done so much. Will you be willing to wake up once you’ve seen it?”

Bai Weiwei’s soul stood behind him, watching the moonlight with him.

Suddenly, inexplicably, she stretched out her arms across his shoulders.

An empty embrace from behind.

The system was surprised. “What’s wrong?”

Bai Weiwei was silent for a while. Then she answered, “If I wake up now and hold him like this, would he not feel so lonely, and feel happy instead?”

The system gave a start and looked up at the machine that suppressed Bai Weiwei’s feelings.

Was the shielding function broken?

Bai Weiwei gave a helpless sigh, “After he’s happy, my favorability level will be 100, and the green bar value will fill up. I can go home and get a break.”

The system, initially thinking that her emotions had been stirred by the male lead: “…”

What a waste of its feelings, scram.

The green bar value had stubbornly refused to rise, but once it did, it didn’t stop.

After Arthur ordered the peace treaty, humans and Blood Kin engaged in a tug-of-war of negotiations.

Many contract terms required long-term observation, experimentation, and follow-up.

They couldn’t be done in just a year or two.

But for humans who had only had the status of prey, it was undoubtedly an immense improvement.

Lewis, who had almost died at the Bai Weiwei’s First Embrace ritual, visited Arthur with a draft of the peace treaty and several guards.