His pace was light and followed Kay's footsteps.

...

"So, this is the first piece of advice," Kay smiled happily, "as long as I can hide my identity well, I can avoid unnecessary trouble."

He believes in the hero's commitment.

If this hero's identity is exposed, it may involve the diplomatic aspects of the two countries, or even...

Robin couldn't figure out the complicated relationship behind it for a while, but he felt a little scary.

"Okay." He nodded with a serious expression.

Robin looked at it again. Now there are only a few people who know Kay's identity-

Heloise, Gale and the vampires.

He was not worried about the people in the Holy Blood Empire, because it seemed that they would not come back for a while.

The fear of vampires by various countries is enough to prevent them from taking any action in the short term.

Where is Heloise?

No, she won't, after all, she can't expose the fact that she once walked with us.

Where is Gale?

Robin looked at Gale.

The other party was also looking at him.

"Master Robin." Gail nodded, "I won't say it, the gods are above."

Enough. Robin smiled with relief.

He believed in Gael. If even she could not trust her, then there would be only lies and deception left in the world.

Kai nodded with relief and continued, "Second..."

"Wait a minute! Wait a minute Kay!" Robin cut off her words anxiously, "What should I do with the corpses of those vampires? And your empty tomb!"

He turned and grabbed Kay's shoulder, his heart pounding.

"Will someone be discovered? Traces of fighting cannot deceive people? Why is the tomb empty? If these are not handled well, how can we hide our identity?"

Kaiyi was slightly stunned and looked at him with some amusement.

For some reason, Robin now reminded her of someone, who also had the same black pupils, like the night...

This Lord Selected Lord is much smarter than she thought.

Not just a forbidden spell master with unique skills.

"About this." Kay laughed, "I don't think I have to worry too much."

"Why?" Robin looked at her in confusion.

"First of all, we don't have this time." Kay curled his lips, "According to what I learned, the longer I stay, the more dangerous it is. It is better to leave a messy scene than to be caught in a living person on the scene?"

“…”

"Secondly, the disappearance of Kay's body is also a good thing to some extent, and it is hard for anyone to think of resurrection. The first reaction of the Secreds must be that because of the vampires' hatred of Kay, they destroyed the tomb and brought back the corpse.

Oh, by the way.”

Kay smiled and stretched out his right index finger and blinked at Robin, "When I left, I smashed the statue that was not like me at all!"

“…”

"This is a good thing for the people in power in Secorid now." Kay smiled slightly, his amber pupils shining like stars shining. "If they have ever faced conflicts among the people, or if others are dissatisfied with the rulers, then-

The fact that the hero Kay was dug by vampires would inevitably unite the entire kingdom in a short time."

Her eyes were staring calmly ahead.

A sigh in my heart—
Chapter completed!