Rise from the coffin and rebuild the vampire empire

Chapter 39 Want to make progress too much

"Master Karen! I want to become a vampire!"

Kevin Cremona knelt on the ground. This young man, who was only twenty years old, seemed to have made some important life decision.

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Looking at the young man kneeling in front of him, Karen, who was blocked in front of the door, felt a big question mark appear above his head.

No, what's wrong with this guy? What's wrong with him?
"Who gave you this illusion?"

Karen asked, leaving Kevin Cremona a little confused.

"Lord Karen, what is this illusion?"

Kevin raised his head and asked cautiously. He noticed that Karen seemed unhappy, but he didn't know how he had offended her.

"Who gave you the illusion that you could become a vampire just by kneeling before me and begging?"

Karen's eyes glowed red as he stared at Kevin Cremona, and the blond and blue-eyed young man was already sweating profusely.

"Myself, I admire you, Lord Karen. I long to gain power, a power as strong as yours!"

Kevin Cremona was filled with fear. He knelt on the ground, eagerly defending himself and expressing his admiration for Karen.

"Kevin, you're too impatient."

Looking at the young man in front of him with an expression that said "I really want to make progress", Karen shook her head and gave the standard answer of "Look, you're anxious again".

Then, Karen left without caring about Kevin who was still kneeling on the ground.

"Master Karen! I really do."

Kevin Cremona quickly turned around on the ground and looked at Karen's back as he left. He wanted to say something else.

"Stop shouting, your father won't pay any attention to you."

Kevin's words were interrupted. He turned around and saw Elena. She was standing in the room, out of the light.

"Lady Elena, what should I do?"

When Kevin saw Elena, his eyes lit up. Lord Karen had rejected him, but wasn't there a successful case right in front of him?

"Why should I tell you?"

Elena licked the blood remaining at the corner of her mouth and smiled. She actually wanted to add some companions, but Kevin was indeed a bit too impatient and rough in his actions. Of course, her father would not accept him like this.

"Lady Elena, as long as Master Karen accepts me, I will do anything!"

Kevin Cremona said in a categorical voice that after being sentenced to "death" by Lord Cullen, and knowing that he could no longer get his hands on the power of the camp and could no longer compete with Lyle, he had been thinking about what his own value was.

It wasn't until today that Kevin came up with an answer, which was to become a vampire.

The Cremona family is now highly tied to Lord Karen. Lord Karen needs them to do things in front of them, and they also need Lord Karen to support them behind the scenes.

This kind of binding relationship requires a deeper connection as a bond to reassure both parties. The Cremona family does not have to worry about being abandoned, and Lord Cullen does not have to worry about being betrayed.

As long as Kevin became a vampire, he could serve as this special bond. Kevin had a good idea. At first, he thought that Lord Cullen would not refuse his request and would even think that he was very sensible.

He even wondered if Lord Karen had said that on purpose, saying that he couldn't compete with Lyle and that he should think about what he was good at, was actually a hint for him to become a vampire.

Ideals are full, but reality is very skinny. Lord Karen finally rejected him outright, and all his fantasies were shattered.

Kevin was confused and felt he needed guidance. He had no idea what to do and didn't know what he had done wrong.

"I don't need you to do anything. You should consider what adults need you to do."

Elena spoke up and said that she was in a good mood today because there was an operation in the evening and her father would take her with him, so she didn't mind giving Kevin, the young man, some guidance.

"You can't become a vampire just because you want to. You have to demonstrate your value, talent, and ability, so that the adults will look at you with special eyes and show their favor. Only then will you be qualified to become a vampire."

After hearing Elena's words, Kevin gradually came to his senses. He realized that he had made a big mistake. His approach of kneeling down and asking Lord Karen to let him become a vampire was completely wrong.

"You said you wanted to become a vampire, and then the adults made you one. Where do you put the adults' face? Are vampires so worthless? Anyone who wants to become one can become one."

Elena spoke slowly, and these words made Kevin break out in a cold sweat.

Of course he understood, because this was not the first time he encountered this problem.

There are some things you cannot ask for actively, you can only wait for the other party to give them to you. Whether it is power, rights, or the identity of a vampire, it is all the same here.

His kneeling before Lord Karen and requesting to become a vampire was almost like kneeling before his father and requesting him to abdicate. Neither was a very reliable move. He should be thankful that Lord Karen did not hold it against him.

"Thank you for your guidance, Lady Elena."

Kevin sincerely thanked Elena. He didn't expect that Elena, who had always been like a good baby beside Lord Karen, was so thoughtful and not as simple as she seemed.

On the other hand, Karen didn't care about Kevin Cremona at all.

He went to the reclaimed area with Uther and Granny, and of course, the "inventor" of the new heavy plow [I love surfing the Internet] was also called in.

Granni has already completed the forging of six heavy plows. The reason why he didn't make more is that the existing iron is not enough. If he wants to make more, he will have to recycle the old plows.

Before that, these heavy plows must be tested first to see how effective they are in actual field operation, so that it can be decided whether to use them to completely replace light plows.

The farmers gathered together, and there were also some players who came to join in the fun. Everyone was paying attention to the experiment here.

This new type of heavy plow cannot be pushed manually because it is very heavy. Even professional knights will be exhausted after pushing it for a few rounds.

Therefore, oxen or pack horses are still needed to pull the load. There are not many oxen in the camp, only eight, but there are quite a few pack horses. When there are no missions outside, the pack horses can also come in to make a cameo appearance. This gap is also something the camp urgently needs to fill.

Under the watchful eyes of the crowd, the heavy plow was officially put into use. The effect was obvious and it was much better than the previous light plow.

In fact, light plows are not useless. In some places within the empire where the soil is relatively loose, light plows can also loosen the surface of the soil and achieve the desired effect of plowing.

But on some thicker, wetter soils, such as those in the New World, a light plow is practically useless.

When the land was first being reclaimed, the people had to use their feet to step on the light plow to increase its weight, and they might have to plow back and forth several times to achieve the desired effect.

The development of technology is also closely related to the environment, geological changes, etc.

(End of this chapter)