Huh? Are they all real?...

"My lord, shouldn't we reconsider this?"

"No need to think about it anymore, get on it immediately. My father isn't here, so this is my responsibility. Are you going to take the blame?"

Seeing that things had come to this point, the nobleman had no way to continue.

He could only retreat immediately and lead his courtiers to remove the statue.

Moen raised an eyebrow slightly, thinking, 'No way? This guy can't be that crazy, can he?'

As the situation escalated, more and more onlookers gathered around.

Hidden beneath their masks, they all observed everything with great interest.

To be honest, they didn't find anything wrong with Moen.

There are no problems with smell, behavior, or inspiration.

This should just be a member of the same clan that hasn't appeared for a long time.

So why did Prince Toss still do this?

While they were curiously observing, the statue upstairs was finally brought down by them.

According to protocol, the statue was covered with a red brocade cloth while it was being moved.

However, some vampires with special pathways frowned slightly.

Because they discovered whose statue it was.

But most of them went undiscovered, either because the methods were wrong or because there was no need to pay attention to them.

When the icon was placed behind Tos.

The crowd became agitated.

With a slight bow towards the statue, Toss waved his hand, and the red brocade cloth instantly fell down.

The revealed icon is neither the spear representing the Dark Moon, nor the severed finger of Grand Duke Bathory, nor even the Eternal Moon as some believe.

It was a white square wax stone with a neat bevel cut out.

This refers to Aurora, the pure white lady.

It is said that he embraced the gentle, pure white goddess and designated the white wax stone she stood on when she ascended to godhood as his sacred object and symbol.

Therefore, in regions like the White Dynasty, where people worship the goddess Aurora, it is common to see people diagonally cutting a large piece of white wax stone to use as a sacred image of the goddess.

But this is a vampire clan!

They don't believe in the Pure White Path at all!

Whether in the past or now!

Although many vampires knew what they were doing this time and who they were cooperating with.

But how can you put such a thing out in the open?

Has Tos gone mad?

Moen was also surprised to see the statue of Aurora being carried up.

I was right, these guys actually brought up the statue of Aurora.

After a brief moment of surprise, Moen pointed directly at Tos and loudly questioned him:

"Tos Bathory of the Bathory family, tell me, why did you bring up the statue of the Pure White Goddess?"

"We are vampires, the noble people of the moon, and this is a grand feast, a gathering of our own vampire clan!"

Moen turned to look at all the vampires and said:

"I cannot accept this behavior, and I hope everyone will join me in resisting such actions."

"The alien god has actually been invited to stand before us, the pure citizens of the Moon!"

Moen's actions resonated with many nobles.

Although many of them knew what was going to happen this time, the Bathory family's actions were truly outrageous.

At the edge of the crowd, Meili Tingchen, who had always been with her master, pushed away her master, who was clinging to her neck and sucking her blood, for the first time.

She wiped the blood flowing from her neck with a handkerchief before speaking to her master:

"Master, Lord Tos seems to have done something extremely outrageous."

Alucard, displeased that his courtiers had pushed him away, waved his hand and said:

"That guy is just using this to see who his staunch allies are, who the fence-sitters are, and who the hidden opponents are."

"To be honest, he's a bit stupid. He's nowhere near as good as his brother."

"My Nephilia, instead of focusing on this, you should focus on the fact that your master is still starving!"

The beautiful courtier, upon hearing her master's displeasure, merely frowned and said:

"You are the sole heir of the Accardo family. Do you really intend to stay here forever?"

"Why not? Aren't the others just watching the show?"

Seeing that his courtiers had no intention of letting him continue to drink blood, Little Alucard helplessly called over the human female servants who served as attendants and desserts.

This was prepared by the Bathory family.

But seeing the other person trembling, Little Alucard smiled and waved his hand, saying:

"Just give me a bottle of Loro wine, miss."

This relieved the other party, who immediately brought over a bottle of Roro wine and poured it for Little Acardo.

Vampires do need blood, but under normal circumstances, their demand is not as terrifying as outsiders imagine.

While it is true that a vampire can drain the blood of an adult male in a few seconds.

However, if it is only to meet the basic needs, the amount is actually very, very small. The eldest son who created them strived to make them into the perfect race and weapon.

Weapons that require significant investment to maintain are clearly not a good choice.

So he was already full, but being full is one thing, and eating well is another.

After swirling the Roro wine in the red glass, Little Accardo took a sip with great satisfaction.

"The dwarves' brewing skills are truly satisfying. The only regret is that the elves, who also have superb brewing skills, not only do not sell their wine to outsiders, but they don't even drink much themselves. What a strange bunch of long-eared people."

The beautiful courtier frowned even more as she tried to dissuade him:

"Master, as one of the great nobles, you should stand up and stop Prince Tos's actions! That is a sacred image of an alien god!"

However, Accardo Jr. still insisted on his opinion:

"I won't go there until the other companies step forward."

"By the way, could you please deliver a bottle of good wine to Tos as a thank you later? It wasn't his intention, but he did help me see the current situation clearly. As for what kind of wine, you can decide for yourself."

Toss's actions were undoubtedly a foolish thing to him, which he thought was clever, but to him it was a help.

The fact that even his own courtiers, outsiders affiliated with the vampire clan, couldn't stand it was enough to show just how outrageous Toth's actions were.

Even so, none of the heirs of the other six families, the marquises who remained here, stepped forward.

So why did I stand up and become the target of everyone's criticism?

The Accardo family simply wanted to survive peacefully.

After thinking for a moment, Little Alucard asked again:

"By the way, who exactly is Tos picking on?"

He could feel the other person's anger and resistance when he held Nafelia.

Given the current situation, it will likely be very difficult for the other side to back down.

Realizing what her master thought, the beautiful Tingchen, who had changed from armor into an evening gown, sighed and sat back in her master's arms.

This revealed her incredibly long and fair legs, which didn't look like a knight's legs, but rather like those of a young lady.

Only when she felt her master licking her neck again did she close her eyes slightly and say:

"It's Count Tagura from Monte Cristo. Lord Tos's suspicion that he's not a vampire is, frankly, a bit absurd. He looks like a pure vampire, hmm!"

Before she could finish speaking, the beautiful Tingchen let out a charmingly coquettish hum.

His master bit back into his body.

It's a very addictive feeling.

Because it wasn't for food, but for love.

Meanwhile, Little Accardo was engrossed in the delicious food of his courtier.

But gradually, he frowned. The first time, before he had even had enough, he stopped and asked:

"Count Tagula of Monte Cristo? Monte Cristo and Tagula?"

This time, it was the beautiful court lady who was a little disappointed, but she still responded to her master:

"Yes, Count Tagula of Monte Cristo, my master."

A moment later, realizing something, the beautiful court lady also asked curiously:

"Master, have you discovered something?"

Alucard shook his head and said:

"No, I just feel like I've heard it before, and it seems like I should pay attention to it, but, but, what exactly is it?"

After saying this, young Accardo began repeating the words "The Count of Monte Cristo" and "Tagula" in various languages.

Where exactly did I hear that?

When I was a child? No, that's not right.

In the book? That doesn't seem right either.

Where is Father? That's still not right.

Where exactly is it?

On the other side, Moen also noticed that even though there were indeed many vampires in the crowd who were dissatisfied with this, not a single person had stood up yet.

The only one who expressed dissatisfaction was a third-rank marquis who simply left the hall.

At the same time, he saw Tos looking around at the reactions of the crowd with great satisfaction.

This surprised Moen a little.

Is this guy really just trying to gauge the crowd's reaction to determine which side the issue is no longer relevant?!

Are the heirs of the Bathory family really that stupid?

Moen had been pondering whether there was a deeper purpose behind this.

For example, the vampires didn't actually want to release the Blood Moon and form an alliance with Aurora; they genuinely sided with Aurora.

For example, Aurora might want to use the appearance of the holy statue to forcibly charm all the vampire nobles.

But he never expected that this guy was actually playing such a low-level trick!

The vampires here are all high-ranking nobles; their presence here basically indicates which side they've chosen.

But now you're bringing out the statue of the heretical god directly, which will only make those opponents who are no longer able to openly stand up hide even more.

It might even make those who are on his side feel insulted.

After all, vampires also have their own principles and pride. If the statue of an alien god is placed in front of them and they can't object, it's practically like pointing a finger at them and calling them spineless.

For the overall situation, there should be no problem as long as no unexpected events occur.

But for Tos himself, this would likely be a problem.

This is indeed similar to calling a deer a horse, but the one who called a deer a horse was Zhao Gao, who held immense power in the court.

Now, the Duke of Bathory himself should reconsider whether his eldest son is worthy of being his heir.

Of course, it's also possible that he had been examining this issue for some time.

Toth, who was extremely satisfied with the current situation, walked up to Moen triumphantly and said:

"Her Majesty Aurora is a staunch ally of our vampire clan. As a goddess of our alliance, it's not surprising that we worship her image, is it, Count Tagura?"