I Have Too Many Wings

He touched his stomach with his hands, as if he felt his abdominal muscles...

This made Rorschach a little surprised, and hurriedly rolled up his clothes and took a look.

The result is not only the abdominal muscles, but also the mermaid line.

The muscular lines are prominent, but it is not the exaggerated muscular man style, but very restrained, and the figure still looks slender.

"How is this going?"

Rorschach pinched his belly, almost half of the fat or something.

Kieshitte explained this:

"After a vampire is injured, the regenerated part of the body will not be exactly the same as the original, but will regenerate in a healthier direction.

Your health was very unhealthy before, right?It looks like a long-term lack of exercise, and the fat rate is too high. After regenerating in a healthy direction, of course it will become different. "

"Is that so... I guess I just irradiated the sun and burned a lot of my flesh and blood. After regenerating, my whole body changed."

Rorschach couldn't help showing joy.

This is such a convenient ability!

Even exercise saved him.

"Servant, the benefits of being a vampire don't stop there." Ji Si Xiute said proudly, "In the future, I will teach you to experience it slowly."

"It's a pity that I can't go out during the day." Luo Xia poured cold water.

"That's not necessarily. What we are afraid of is the sun, not the day. There is still a little difference between the two in our concept of vampires."

After Ji Si Xiute refuted, she walked outside the classroom and said as she walked:

"Come with me, servant."

"What's the matter?" Rorschach followed.

"I'm here to prove to you that vampires can go out during the day."

After speaking, she walked along the corridor to the stairs and walked upstairs.

Rorschach was a little curious and quickly followed.

The time has come to seven o'clock, and the sun is gradually sinking.

The golden light slowly withdraws from the town.

Rorschach and Ji Si Xiute came to the rooftop of the abandoned private school, from which they could see the town scenery in the distance.

Rorschach looked around and exclaimed:

"Vampire vision...it's terrifying."

Standing on the top of the building, you can see pedestrians in the distance, and even the facial features on their faces can be clearly seen, as if they are peeping, which is better than binoculars.

This novel experience gave Rorschach the illusion of being immersed in a "sense of omnipotence".

"Hmph, servant, have you realized the joy of being a vampire?"

Ji Si Xiute stood on the edge of the rooftop guardrail, seemingly not worried that she would fall.

It probably doesn't matter if it falls.

The wind blew her short golden hair, which was very eye-catching.

"Well, it is."

Rorschach looked at the sky, it was not particularly dark, he said with some doubts:

"How is the weakness of vampires afraid of sunlight defined?"

This setting is really weird.

Rorschach looked into the distance. Although the sun was out of sight now, it was still not dark, it was just a little darker than before.

He just stood on the roof like this, but nothing happened.

"The sun..."

Ji Si Xiute also looked into the distance:

"Servant, you are mistaken on one point. As a vampire, we are not afraid of the sun's rays in the physical sense, but the sunlight in the concept.

For example, on a cloudy day, humans would say, "Ah, the sun didn't come out today." In fact, the sun is still shining, but humans think that there is no sun today.

The sun that we vampires fear is the sun that exists in the concept of human cognition. "

She pointed to the distant horizon with her right hand:

"For example, now, tomorrow is not dark, but humans will think that the sun has set, and the sun is no longer there, so we vampires can come out for activities."

After listening to her words, Rorschach was thoughtful.

What humans think of vampires, so what are vampires like?

He asked Kisixute, "So, vampires are afraid of garlic and crosses because of human cognition?"

"Naturally." Ji Si Xiute added: "The so-called weirdness exists because of human beliefs."