Progenitor Vampire: I Have Many Skills!

Chapter 339: A feeling that astonished the great powers

But that feeling was not only felt by people in the Nevod Mountains. Even in the vampire territory, in the House of Allen.

Gray Allen frowned after feeling a strange sensation in his body. His abilities seemed to jump inside him, giving him a strange feeling as he looked over a few documents.

He got up from where he was sitting and walked over to the window to stare at the horizon.

Specifically towards where the Human Empire was.

'What a strange feeling... It seems like things really can change at any moment.' He had already realized that the human race had found powerful people to depend on.

But he could do nothing for now. As the ultimate most powerful existence among the vampires, he would have preferred to start a war against the human race at once. Letting them develop would be dangerous; after all, Humans have great potential, and the vampire race is not so united.

The problem was that although the vampire race is more powerful as a whole, it is not so united in the current era. Vampires started taking different paths than their ancestors a long time ago, and even though that led to the death of many, they are still doing it, which weakens the race.

'I feel that the mentality has also changed. With every generation that comes along, vampires are degrading. I suppose if someone capable of leading them doesn't come along, we will eventually be swallowed by the humans or the devourers.' He sighed.

He once thought of being the Leader of the vampire race. He wanted to unite them once and for all and restore vampiric reign throughout the world. But that changed some 300 years ago.

Several things made him change his mind. Added to recent betrayals within the Vampire Clans towards the race itself have caused him to lose motivation to do so.

'Eventually, my hand will come to you. Even if it causes a war that then destroys us, your betrayal will not go unnoticed when I am aware of it.' After thinking so, he looked behind him as the door opened.

"Father, it is strange for you to visit me," he said after seeing a gray-haired old man enter.

"Did you feel it?" This old man got straight to the point and made Gray nod.

"Was it a common feeling among all of us who carry abilities?" Gray asked, and the old man frowned.

"Where's your brother? Or my grandson?" the old man asked, but Gray shook his head.

"They're looking for Alice and the boy I mentioned to you. We found Alice's messenger bird at the border, but the message was not with it, and it was injured. Apparently, they are in the Human Empire. I'm planning to move over there and attack those guys' protective barrier." Gray replied and stopped looking out the window.

The old man frowned. 'That sentiment came from the Human Empire...' He thought and looked at his son.

'I'll go talk to an old friend. He surely has an answer to this sentiment. If you're going to move to the border, be sure to leave someone powerful guarding the city." said the old man and turned away.

Gray smiled, "Are you sure he's still alive? That old friend of yours should be almost 1,000 years old by now. Be careful to find only bones." He teased his father a little, causing his father to shrug.

"Boy, be careful; I could live longer than you. See, you've gotten into a lot of trouble since you were young. Be careful; those enemies don't come for your head when you're on the border." His father always takes these jokes well, so he responded in kind and Gray laughed.

"Hahaha, well, that wouldn't be bad either. It's been many years since I've seen a worthy opponent." Gray said and watched his father leave after giving him a sidelong glance.

'Looks like I'll have to pay old man Murphy a visit.' Gray thought after looking out the window and disappeared from where he was to start preparing a full-scale attack against the empire.

He would not sponsor it with the power of the Kingdom but with his own forces.

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And far away, there was another person who sensed it, too.

It was a beautiful woman who was in a slightly darkened room without too many things in it.

She stood up and looked out the window. She wasn't too expressive, but this time, a woman behind her was surprised to find her frowning.

Hanna White, who had been kneeling, got up to see her Lady. 'Did something worry her? How amazing, I thought nothing could worry her at this point, but I see things with her have changed drastically these past few months.' Hanna thought and looked at her Lady's bandaged arm.

'I wonder who would have been able to hurt her like that... I'm sure even that powerful man couldn't do it.' She finally sighed and noticed that her Lady turned around to look at her.

"If you want to assassinate that person, you can do it if I don't have to deal with trouble. But I will tell you that if you get me in trouble with any Vampire Clan, I will tear you apart myself and hand you over to those people. So be careful with your decisions." Answered Cecily to a question Hanna had asked her earlier.

Hanna nodded, though her flesh tingled slightly after hearing this.

"It's all right, Lady Cecily. I'll make sure I don't get you in trouble. But... If it's not too forward, may I ask what happened to you? It's not often you get a scratch, much less an injured arm." Hanna was careful with her words to avoid offending Cecily.

And Cecily didn't take it badly either. She walked over to Hanna and put a hand on her shoulder. "Do you think I would have warned you earlier not to get me in trouble? I've come to realize that the world hides scarier monsters than I imagined." Her hesitant response confused Hanna.

"Monsters? You mean some powerful race that we don't know about?" Hanna asked, causing Cecily to chuckle for a bit.

She shook her head in the end, though. 'Well, she's not wrong either.' She thought.

"No, I don't mean those kinds of monsters. Known living beings can also be monsters; you should know that. Stop asking unnecessary questions; I'll soon recover and go get revenge; it's just a little scratch." Cecily left the room soon after, leaving Hanna deep in thought.

However, in the end, Hanna sighed and walked out, ready to do what she wanted.

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