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"You would be in better company with Krul than any of us. But since you seem intent on sticking by me, I'll indulge in a taste of your offered gift."

"Tch. Some of us are busy fighting a war to enjoy such luxuries."

She tried and failed to keep the obvious disdain for many high ranking Progenitors and their often aloof and tone deaf nature when interacting with lower ranks. Rachel seemed like just such a noble.

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The walls of Sanguinem. Outside this place is fair game though."

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She replied, looking a bit embarrassed. Her organs no longer functioned, so no digestion was possible. To humanity vampires were little more than walking corpses, very strong and fast corpses.

"Oh, by the way I should mention that it's forbidden to drink blood directly from a human within

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Compared to Rachel who was lavishly dressed up, Noin wore the standard attire for common vampires in Krul's territory. If she did notice the smell of very fine blood she didn't comment, seeing it more as a waste of food.

"I can't eat normal food anymore, but I'll join you."

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Some big event for the Progenitor Council."

Her fine wasn't as harsh as before, but there was still that underlying cautiousness.

"I can't say I'm familiar with that bloodline. My name is Noin Teta. I serve under Krul Tepes."

One thing Rachel would notice is that every vampire around—including the pinkette—could walk in the sunlight without issue.

"Tourism isn't illegal, we just don't get many outsiders unless it's

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"Which territory do you come from? And are you here on buisness?"

If Krul saw this, she would doubtless have it out with whoever this was. But right now she was busy, probably conversing with the Progenitor Council.

So Noin decided to confront the newcomer herself. Even as a common vampire she had more authority here than this outsider.

"You."

She called.

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