I am a full-level celestial master, you let me enter the strange talk of rules?

Chapter 1311 As long as he doesn't move, he won't be eaten! (Please subscribe and vote)
"This house is huge and I'm a little lost. Thank you for your directions."

Robert was indeed startled, but he reacted quickly and responded promptly.

He thought the woman was mute, but who knew she could speak.

Under the young woman's gaze, Robert turned and walked in the direction the young woman pointed.

The restroom was not far away, so he opened the door and pretended to go to the bathroom.

After a busy day in the bathroom, he stood in front of the bathroom mirror and took a deep breath.

The time you spend out should be just right, neither too long nor too short.

Robert left the bathroom, and the young female vampire next to him had disappeared. No one knew where she went.

But Robert had a strong premonition that if he violated the taboos of this house, he would be attacked.

So, what does it mean to avoid breaking taboos? Of course, it means not being discovered by the young female vampire.

Robert quickly analyzed in his mind: the young female vampire had no footsteps, but she always held a piece of candle in her hand.

I didn't notice her presence just now because I was concentrating on finding the stairs to go upstairs.

The room is pitch black. If you see the light of a candle, just hide immediately and you will be fine.

After thinking of a countermeasure, Robert began to act.

He walked carefully down the corridor, stepping lightly and trying not to make any noise.

Perhaps it's because vampires don't like sunlight, there's always a stale, musty smell in the air that lingers.

The higher you go, the stronger the smell becomes.

Just as he turned a corner, he suddenly saw a faint light in front of him.

Robert's heart suddenly tightened and he quickly dodged and hid in the shadow beside him.

The young female vampire walked slowly around the corner, holding a candle. Her eyes were empty, as if she was surveying something, yet seemed indifferent to everything around her.

Robert held his breath until the sound of her footsteps completely disappeared, then he poked his head out of the shadows to confirm that she was far away.

He walked on, his heart racing but his pace steady.

He knew that time was running out and he had to find a window overlooking the chessboard as soon as possible.

After several careful dodgings, Robert finally reached the fifth floor.

The air here is even more stuffy, as if even breathing has become difficult.

He pushed open a half-open door, and found the room filled with all kinds of old things: shabby furniture, dusty picture frames, rusty metal utensils, and even valuable red wine and cigars. It seemed like a forgotten storage room, or rather, it was full of his trophies.

Robert quickly glanced around, confirmed that there was no one nearby, and tiptoed to the window.

He opened the window and the night breeze blew in, bringing a hint of coolness.

He looked down at the grass below, and the entire chessboard finally appeared clearly before him.

The chess pieces on the board were arranged in a very complicated manner, but Robert soon saw the mystery.

There are two "white pieces" on the chessboard, one of which is taller and obviously represents the vampire passenger; the other, smaller white piece represents his daughter.

The position of the vampire passenger's chess piece is very delicate. As long as he does not move, he will not be eaten, but no matter which step he takes, the next step will be surrounded by the black pieces.

His daughter's white chess pieces were trapped in another corner of the board by several black chess pieces and were also in a desperate situation.

The piece symbolizing the "King" is on the other side of the board, apparently representing the Earl.

The Count's pieces were barely able to restrain the black pieces that were besieging the vampire passenger, but were too far away from the white daughter to directly rescue her.

This was Robert's feeling at first glance, and he made an unexpected discovery at second glance.

The king's chess piece is more subtle, and although it looks black, it feels like it is camouflaged. Near the king's chess piece, that is, outside the chessboard, there are some broken black chess pieces lying upside down.

Why do I feel like the king is a bit of a traitor?

Robert's mind suddenly became clear.

The clues on this chessboard couldn't be clearer: while the vampires negotiate with the vampire passengers, the Chosen One must rescue his daughter.

Only in this way can the vampire passenger survive through the Count's power.

Otherwise, once he handed over what the other party wanted, that is, took a step back, both he and his daughter would be in a dead end.

The final winner will be the Count, and the spoils in this room may all be stolen through robbery.

Perhaps the vampire passenger did not know the count's intention, but he had long realized that the other vampire on the other side of the transaction might not keep his word, so he told Robert that if he did not come back within 15 minutes, Robert could leave.

Robert took a deep breath and already had a plan in mind.

He must find the daughter of the vampire passenger during the transaction and try to rescue her.

Time is running out and there is only one chance. If he is discovered by the black player, he will definitely be attacked.

He closed the window gently and turned to leave the room.

However, just as he stood in front of the door, it was suddenly pushed open.

The young female vampire stood at the door, the candle in her hand illuminating her pale face, the fangs at the corners of her mouth gleaming coldly in the dim firelight.

Robert was also quick-witted and hid directly in the shadow behind the door.

At this stage, many chosen ones would be scared to death. This young female vampire with no footsteps was truly elusive.

The young female vampire came in just to get something, and didn't notice the Chosen One behind the door. After getting the things, she pulled the door and left.

Robert returned to the first floor, but did not enter the living room where the Count and the vampire passenger were.

He knew that once he got in, it would not be easy to get out.

So he hid in an inconspicuous corner on the first floor and waited quietly.

Ten minutes passed quickly, and there was a knock on the door. The rhythm was exactly the same as the vampire passenger's knocking, three heavy knocks and two light knocks.

Robert's heart tightened, knowing that those guys were coming.

The young female vampire still held the candlestick and went to open the door, still looking gloomy.

Robert, hiding in the dark, felt several powerful auras pouring in from the door.

Behind the young female vampire were three vampires in black. They walked with steady steps and exuded a strong smell of blood, which was completely different from the scent of the vampire passengers.

In comparison, the vampire passengers seemed like vegetarians.

Three vampires in black passed by the door where Robert was hiding and walked straight into the room where the count was.

Obviously, the next step is to start negotiations.

Robert knew this was his chance.

He quickly stepped out of his hiding place, tiptoed to the door they had entered through, pushed it open, and followed their steps to find the spot where they had hidden the little girl.

This is also the hint given to him by the chessboard.

Not long after, Robert saw an extended commercial vehicle on the other side of the manor. The black body of the vehicle showed the wealth of the vampire nobles.

Robert's heart moved, thinking that the girl must be locked in this car.

(End of this chapter)