Monster collectors on the cross-platform

Levinho knew him, and knew that he wasn't the type to secretly go on adventures without his parents' knowledge.

In addition, the town's security is not too bad, and there have been no missing persons cases in the town for many years.

"Aunt Maggie, when did the Levin family disappear?" With some doubts in his mind, Huo began to ask Aunt Maggie for more specific information.

"When? I think it was about 5 days ago. Little Levin, who was working in the factory, didn't come home one night and didn't go to work the next day either," Aunt Maggie said after thinking for a while.

Five days ago, the day after Baron Rosenthal invited that female celebrity to perform.

"Oh, right, I heard that someone has gone missing recently in the east of town, but I'm not very familiar with that area, so I don't know exactly who went missing," Aunt Maggie added, as if remembering something.

What a coincidence, someone else has gone missing in the east as well. Huo narrowed his eyes, remembering the necromancer who once stole corpses from the cemetery.

Perhaps a man-eating monster has come to the town. If this is true, then it must be eliminated as soon as possible.

Listening to Aunt Maggie complaining about the recent deterioration in security, Huo made up his mind not to go back to the gravedigger's hut for a while. He wouldn't be able to eat or sleep until he caught that man-eating monster.

Huo himself wasn't afraid, but he was afraid that his loved ones in this world would be harmed.

"Is Huo Huan going to stay the night?" After chatting about recent events, Aunt Maggie looked at Huo Huan with anticipation.

"No, Auntie, I have to rush back to the cemetery today," Huo said, telling a little lie in anticipation of catching demons that night.

"Oh, alright then," Aunt Maggie replied somewhat disappointedly, and then began to help Huo prepare his backpack.

He stuffed a whole bag of food, drinks, and other daily necessities into Huo's hands.

"That's enough, Auntie." Seeing the backpack that was so bulging it looked like it would burst if she looked at it any longer, Huo quickly stopped Aunt Maggie from stuffing anything else in.

After taking the heavy backpack, Huo waved goodbye to Aunt Maggie and then walked towards the cemetery with the backpack on his back.

After leaving the town and reaching a place where no one could see him, Huo stuffed his backpack into his spatial backpack and then waited until it got dark.

I randomly picked a TV series from the AR glasses' storage to pass the time, and before I knew it, it was evening.

As the sun sets, the town is gradually enveloped in night, except for the mansion of Baron Rosenthal, which remains brightly lit.

Although electricity has gradually become more widespread in the world, most residents of the town still cannot afford to use it.

Huo took off his shirt, spread his dragon wings, and with a gentle shake, flew into the sky. Under the cover of night, no one noticed that there was an extra person in the sky above the town.

As night fell, the number of pedestrians on the town's main street dwindled. Huo hovered above the town, patiently waiting for the anomaly to occur.

As time passed and night grew darker, there were very few pedestrians left on the street.

Just when Huo Huan thought nothing unexpected would happen tonight, a drunken figure came into Huo Huan's view.

The drunkard is not important; what matters is the person following behind him.

Huo lowered his altitude, keeping a close eye on the stalker, ready to strike at any moment if he sensed anything amiss.

After following for a while, the person tailing him got closer and closer to the drunkard, and Huo Huan's muscles began to tense up.

Just as Huo was about to make his move, the person tailing him got closer to the drunk man, but then the person moved away from him again.

"It was just a thief." Huo, with his devilish vision, saw it clearly. The thief quickly approached the drunk man and, in the blink of an eye, pulled the wallet out of the drunk man's pocket.

Judging from the thief's skillful movements, he was clearly a repeat offender.

Since it was just a regular theft, Huo didn't bother to care and just considered it a small lesson for the drunkard.

Thinking this, Huo flapped his wings and rose higher, taking in the entire town once again.

Chapter 60 The Manor

It was already late at night, and there wasn't a soul on the street.

Just as Huo was about to finish work and return to the gravedigger's hut, two figures with their arms around each other appeared on the street.

Because of the previous theft incident, Huo didn't rush to fly over this time, but instead remained in the air overlooking the entire town.

However, Huo quickly realized something was wrong, because the two figures were not arm in arm, but one person was supporting the other.

"Perhaps they're drunk?" With that thought in mind, Huo didn't let his guard down. Instead, he folded his wings and lowered his altitude, following behind the two.

As soon as he got closer, Huo noticed something was wrong. The person being lifted didn't smell of alcohol, and the other person had a faint smell of blood.

It wasn't the kind of bloody smell you could directly smell with your nose, but rather an ominous, naturally emanating bloody odor, as if the man before you wasn't human, but a blood monster in human skin.

Having identified the target, Huo didn't rush to make a move, because he was also curious about where the monster wanted to take people, and perhaps following it would lead to the missing person.

Thinking this, Huo was still flying in the sky, following the monster at a distance that was neither too close nor too far.

The monster carried the man forward step by step, completely unaware of Huo following behind.

Slowly hanging behind the monster, Huo watched as the monster headed towards Baron Rosent's mansion. Could this monster be related to Baron Rosent?

However, it's not certain; it's also possible that the monster is simply hiding in Baron Rosent's mansion.

Just as Huo was still speculating, the monster walking in front of him suddenly turned a corner, and it was this turn that allowed Huo to see the monster's face.

My first impression was that it was unfamiliar, but then it felt somewhat familiar, as if I had seen it somewhere before.

Huo began searching his memories. He hadn't met many people in this world, and even fewer that felt familiar to him.

After thinking for a while, Huo still remembered the target: the person Baron Rosent had invited to the performance.

When Baron Rosent invited the star to perform, it wasn't just the singing girl who came; there were also some entourage members who accompanied her to Rosent town. This man was one of the entourage members, and because he had performed on stage before, he gave Huo a familiar feeling.

So the monsters are indeed hiding among these outsiders? Perhaps all of these outsiders are monsters.

Huo followed the monster discreetly and soon approached Baron Rosent's manor.

The monster, carrying the person, didn't go through the front, but instead headed towards the walled courtyard near the guest rooms, and scaled the wall to enter.

Huo flew into the manor, folded his wings, and landed on the ground. The manor was brightly lit, and it seemed unlikely that he would be able to fly in the air any longer.

Meanwhile, in the reception room of Baron Rosent's manor, Baron Rosent was racking his brains to come up with some jokes that he thought were funny and witty, trying to make the girl in front of him happy.

However, perhaps because Baron Rosent didn't have much of a sense of humor, the girl next to him didn't show a single smile despite talking for a long time.

"I'm a little tired, so I'll go back to rest first." Seeing that it was getting late, the girl stood up, curtsied, and turned back to her room without waiting for Baron Rosente's reply.

"Good night, Lady Leticia," Baron Rosent said with a forced smile as he watched Leticia leave.

Leticia has been in Rosent for almost a week now, and it's obvious to everyone that Baron Rosent is pursuing Miss Leticia.

But when faced with Baron Rosenthal's pursuit, Leticia always seemed aloof, neither agreeing nor explicitly rejecting him. The atmosphere between the two was somewhat ambiguous, yet seemingly distinct.

However, since she agreed to stay at his estate and didn't leave immediately, Rosent thought to himself that he still had a good chance. He watched Leticia's departing figure and silently comforted himself.

Once Leticia was out of Baron Rosenthal's sight, she quickened her pace, her high heels clicking on the floor. Her maid also quickened her pace to keep up with her.

The sound of high heels clicking grew louder as Leticia returned to her bedroom door.

"What's going on today? Why were two people arrested?" Leticia pushed open the door and entered, sensing the atmosphere inside. Before even seeing the room clearly, she asked.

"What do you mean two? There's only one, Master," the servant said, glancing at the man lying on the ground with a puzzled look.

"There's only one person, so who is he?" Leticia also sensed something was wrong. She glanced at the man on the ground and then pointed to where Huo was hiding.

"Oh? You found me so easily? Is my hiding skill that bad?" Huo walked out from behind the curtain where he was hiding, looking at Leticia with a curious expression, wanting an answer.

"Damn it, how dare you sneak into the master's bedroom! You're asking for death!" The male servant glared angrily at Huo Huan, his canine teeth growing longer and sharper, and his fingernails stretching rapidly.

"You idiot, you've been followed!" Leticia looked at her subordinate with a look of exasperation. Why didn't she test his intelligence when she recruited him?

"Stop talking nonsense and hurry up and deal with him," Leticia urged her servant, showing no regard for Huo.

He was just an unlucky ordinary person; he might as well treat it as an extra meal. As for why the other party was following his servant, it didn't matter; he was just a dying man.

Upon hearing his master's command, the male servants dared not delay and immediately lunged at Huo Huan, attempting to subdue him in one move and salvage their image in their master's eyes.

Watching the master and servant singing in unison, Huo Huan could only laugh in his heart.

Having stood there for so long, Huo had already roughly figured out the opponent's strength; after all, all those battles in the dungeon hadn't been for nothing.

As the male servant lunged at him, Huo casually raised his right fist and slammed it into the man's chest with lightning speed.

Before the servant could react, it flew back at an even faster speed than it had come.

With a "boom," the servant's body slammed into the wall, immediately creating a large hole in it.

Sensing the male servant's disappearance, it was clear he had met his end. This was only because Huo had held back; otherwise, the servant wouldn't have been left with a complete corpse.

The loud noise immediately alerted the manor guards, and Baron Rosent, who was preparing to rest, was also drawn by the commotion.

Worried that Leticia was safe, he came running quickly with his short, thick legs.

"You have angered me, human," Leticia said angrily, not because she had lost a servant, but because her disguise was about to be exposed, at which point she would be forced to leave.

Chapter 61 Vampires

"So what if you're angry? What can you do about it?" Huo tilted his head, looking at the other person with a provocative expression.

"You..." Leticia's expression froze, and she stopped talking altogether, her beautiful blue eyes turning blood red.

With her fangs growing longer and thinner, and her nails becoming sharper, Leticia, having completed her transformation, lunged at Huo Huan without a word.

Crouching to avoid Leticia's attack, Ho then delivered a backhand elbow strike to Leticia's abdomen, sending her flying back to where she came from.

The immense force sent Leticia's petite body crashing through the door and tumbling down into the hallway.

Leticia, now sprawled on the ground, was no longer the elegant woman she had been. Her gorgeous gown was now tattered and her exquisite makeup was now disheveled.

Huo looked at Leticia with some surprise, who seemed to be uninjured. He hadn't held back his elbow strike just now, and he hadn't expected that the girl, who looked small, would be so resilient.

"I'm really angry," Leticia said angrily, a pair of bat wings quietly unfolding behind her.

Immediately afterwards, Leticia waved her hand, and a stream of blood was drawn from the male servant's corpse, turning into jets of blood that shot towards Huo Huan.

Baron Rosenthal, who had just arrived at the guest room, witnessed Leticia transforming while walking. He was so frightened that he fell to the ground, trembling all over, and covered his mouth with both hands, not daring to make a sound.

The blood arrow pierced the air, shooting towards Huo Huan with a whooshing sound.

Huo raised his eyelids and felt the power of the blood arrow. He didn't even bother to dodge and just stood there.

The blood spurt hit Huo Huan's chest with a hissing sound, like a water gun hitting a wall, serving no purpose other than to wet the other party.

"That's it?" Huo asked with a mocking expression.

"You..." Leticia's face turned red with anger. She reached out and drew blood from the maid beside her, which then mixed with the male servant's blood.

Under Leticia's control, the blood spun rapidly, transforming into an eight-part halo.