Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Duke Morpheus lived for a thousand years, but he was arrogant and thought himself the most powerful. Even when he heard that the ancient Eastern country was rich and powerful, he did not take it seriously.

You should know that he has even killed gods.

Count Morpheus once visited another ancient country in the East, called something like India.

There are many gods there, but their strength...

Even his lowest-ranking baron could kill a large number of so-called gods.

Therefore, he felt that the rumors about another ancient Eastern country were definitely exaggerated.

Taoist priests and monks?

They're not even gods, how could they possibly be a match for those vampire nobles?
Duke Morfield simply couldn't believe that three of his own earls had perished in China.

Duke Morfield: "This must be a conspiracy by the Papacy. They discovered that I sent Ronald and his men to China, so they sent men there as well. Within China, Ronald and his men were outnumbered and unable to ask me for help, which is how the Papacy succeeded!"

The more Duke Morfield spoke, the more polite he felt he was.

Catherine's father had a complicated expression.

Catherine's father realized he was wrong; he shouldn't have chosen such a short-sighted person to rely on.

Once he gets back, he should quickly bury himself and go to sleep.

He will not wake up for at least the next hundred years.

To avoid becoming cannon fodder in the conflict between Duke Morpheus and the Papacy.

Catherine's father's guess was accurate; Duke Morfield pinned the blame for the three vampires' demise on the Papacy.

To avenge his men, he ordered a group of vampires to attack a church, turning the priests inside into vampires.

This is undoubtedly a provocation against the Vatican.

The Papacy was enraged and sent the archbishop to attack Duke Morpheus.

Thus, another great war broke out between vampires and the Holy See.

The werewolves took advantage of the chaos.

Werewolves have a much harder time surviving than vampires.

Although they are not afraid of sunlight, as long as they do not transform, they are just like ordinary people, and the Vatican has a hard time detecting them.

But werewolves aren't as rich as vampires; they're all poor.

Werewolves are mostly physically strong but mentally weak. They lack education, business acumen, and the means to make big money.

They can only earn money by selling their labor to ensure their basic survival.

However, on the night of the full moon, they would uncontrollably transform into wolves.

At that time, their animalistic instincts took over, and they became even more mindless.

Completely oblivious to the concept of hiding properly, it was focused on running away and howling at the moon.

The Vatican was waiting for them to walk right into their trap on the night of the full moon.

One catch at a time.

On the night of a full moon, werewolves must find a place to hide where they cannot easily leave after transforming.

However, this method is not 100% reliable.

Therefore, the number of werewolves is not much greater than that of vampires.

Currently, the vampires are fighting with the Vatican, and the werewolves are the happiest of all.

The Vatican no longer had the time or resources to hunt down their werewolves.

Among them was a pair of werewolf siblings, packing their bags and preparing for a long journey.

They wanted to leave Europe as soon as possible while the Vatican was too preoccupied to deal with them.

The siblings are named Angelia and Ronald.

The older sister is seventeen years old, and the younger brother is fourteen years old.

When Ronald was ten years old, his parents lured away papal priests to save their lives, and they never returned.

The two met Catherine by chance.

The novel portrays werewolves and vampires as enemies, but that's fictional. Both races are dark creatures and targets of persecution by the Church; while they won't unite against a common enemy, they also won't fight amongst themselves.

Even though vampires look down on werewolves for their rudeness, and werewolves despise vampires for their hypocrisy, they only express their contempt for each other verbally and never actually fight.

Catherine became friends with the two siblings and, feeling sorry for them having to make a living at such a young age, often helped them out.

Catherine and Liu Di were able to successfully escape their arranged marriage thanks in large part to the help of the two siblings.

After Catherine and Liu Di returned to City A, they wrote to the two siblings, telling them about the tolerance shown towards non-humans in China.

There are monsters in China.

The monks and Taoist priests here don't exterminate them just because they are monsters; they only kill evil demons.

They are far better than those hypocritical bastards in the Vatican.

Catherine invited the two siblings to live in China.

The two siblings were very tempted and worked very hard to earn money for their trip.

Now that the tickets are in hand, we can set off.

The two entered China and experienced a full moon night during which they transformed into wolves.

China is a vast country with many mountains and forests.

The day before the full moon, the two of them went into the deep mountains and forests.

The deep mountains and forests are rarely visited by humans, so no matter how loudly they howl, no one comes to hunt them.

The two were overjoyed, thinking that even if they didn't stay with Catherine, they would never return to Europa.

China is a paradise for these werewolves.

The two had studied Chinese with Liu Di for a while, so communication wasn't a problem. They asked for directions along the way and finally arrived in City A.

Catherine and Liu Di were delighted by the arrival of the two men, and Liu Di had a banquet delivered to their residence by a restaurant.

The two siblings were amazed when they ate Chinese food for the first time.

"This kind of food must be very expensive, right?" Angelia asked nervously. "It's too much of a waste."

She once worked as a maid in a noble family and secretly tasted the food prepared for the banquets held by the nobles.

At the time, I thought the food was absolutely delicious, but now I feel that those foods don't even come close to half the deliciousness of this meal.

Catherine put a piece of spicy blood curd into her mouth, swallowed it, and smiled, "It's not expensive. This is just ordinary food in China. There are so many delicious foods in China. You can try them all in the future."

Ronald nodded vigorously, his mouth stuffed full of food.

Angelia, however, thought about the practical problem: she needed money to buy food.

Angelia: "Liu Di, Ronald and I want to find jobs to earn money. Will people here hire us?"

Liu Di: "Well, there are plenty of job opportunities in the city. As long as you're hardworking, you should be able to find work, right? Why don't you come work at my factory?"

Angelia and Ronald agreed.

Liu Di takes care of them, and they will repay him with their labor.

Liu Di: "But before that, you need to meet someone and report your existence to him."

The siblings: "??"

Who!

Liu Di: "My younger brother, Liu Dong, he, well, I guess he's a Taoist priest."

The siblings had no idea what Taoist priests or monks were.

Liu Di explained to them, "It's equivalent to a priest in the Papacy."

Ronald was shocked: "Will he kill us?"

"No," Catherine assured them. "As long as we don't harm or kill anyone, he won't interfere. Look, I'm perfectly fine now, aren't I?"

The siblings were relieved to hear this.

After dinner, the couple took Angelia and Ronald to see Liu Dong next door. (End of Chapter)