Extra Demon: Sacred Academy of Light

"Ten liters of blood, quite little... actually..." Violeta pursed her lips, slightly lifting her head, her blood-red eyes fixed on me. "In fact, I wanted it to last an entire day..." she murmured to herself.

Widening my eyes: "Hey, you know... that a human body holds between 4.5 and 6 liters of blood... right? You do know that, don't you?" I frowned deeply.

Violeta's eyes shifted slightly as she pouted: "You don't have to tell me! I know, I can see it with my eyes. Your body holds 5.5 liters of blood... but it's too little! I need enough for a few days! I have my needs too!" She moved her fingers slightly, and a blood-like fluid formed around her hands.

Behind that veil appeared a transparent flask in which translucent faces swirled... it was corrupted water. "I got this for you. It was really hard, you know. The slightest contact with this stuff could have rotted my arm in seconds..." she put on a pitiful expression.

Watching her silently, she wasn't wrong. From what I had read, corrupted water was deadlier for humans than for demons. In humans, even the slightest contact would drain their soul completely. On the other hand, demons' flesh would rot... a milder punishment. But...

as I understand it, vampires possess the highest regeneration ability in the world. For them, losing a limb or the sensation of pain is drastically altered... but even so... thinking about it...

"I'm going to die before I even hold that water in my hands," I looked at her with a peculiar gaze, unsure if her brain was functioning properly. She's literally going to kill me!

"You don't need to worry about that. I have this!" Violeta pulled out a small red vial, her smile bright: "This elixir makes your blood regenerate constantly. As long as the blood leaves your body, there won't be any problems. The condition is this: Lilith told me that, besides this, you're searching for something else, something much more exceptional, which makes this water complete garbage.

Am I wrong?" Her smile widened, exposing one of her fangs.

"So, you know?" I raised an eyebrow. I guess Lilith told her everything. She's a vampire, so I suppose she has or knows someone with that kind of blood... or on the other hand: "What I want is simple. A full day—you can take it or leave it. You decide," she said as she sat down in a chair.

On the table where we sat, there were two cups. Violeta's cup was red, filled with blood. Mine was also red, but it wasn't blood... After thinking for a few moments: "Do you know a progenitor vampire?" I asked.

"Yes, after all, that's me," she said indifferently, eyeing the cup of tea in her fingers with slight disgust.

"It's better if you talk about that subject. It's useless for me to," were Lilith's words about the drops of a progenitor vampire's blood. When I realized Violeta was a vampire, I thought it was too much of a coincidence, but it turned out to be true... watching her silently... she says she wants a full day... I looked out over the balcony, the blood-red full moon at its peak.

It's so confusing to know the difference between day and night, but I understand that this night will last until Sunday's dawn... so... "Damn it..." I clenched my teeth slightly.

"Isn't a vampire bite supposed to turn someone into a vampire?" Looking at the cup of tea, I asked a question that had been on my mind.

"Yes, but not everyone can do it. Only noble vampires have that ability. Usually, when a human is turned into a vampire through a bite, that 'vampire' is more like a slave. When you sink your fangs in, you let your blood out—it's like a leash. You control their body and mind. That ability only multiplies when more powerful vampires enter the equation.

An example is you and me," she tapped her finger on the table. "You don't remember, but we were very close before..."Nôv(el)B\\jnn

"If by close you mean that you could drink my blood all the time... I don't know what definition of 'close' you have, but it's very strange," I said, looking at her suspiciously. I clearly remember that the first time she saw me, it was with different eyes. She definitely wasn't looking at me as a living being—more like a type of food...

"Tsk... it was much more fun and accessible before..." she crossed her arms and grumbled to herself, tilting her head a little as if thinking... "Well, how about half a day, just 12 hours?" she nodded to herself.

"How delicious is my blood? I understand I'm a pariah... Why?" Isn't it true that the blood, flesh, and everything of a pariah is tainted? Well, taking into account what Lilith said... but that only applies to sins... this is all very confusing...

"Hmm, well, that's true, but it's also true that pariahs don't survive at all, and if they do, they're weaker than a demonic fly. But your case is very abnormal..." Violeta pursed her lips slightly: "A pariah who isn't crazy, a pariah who's actually quite decent... in their own league..."

"That was unnecessary..." I frowned.

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"The first time I saw you, you caught my attention. We vampires are very sensitive to blood. Your blood, somehow..." Violeta bit her lower lip slightly. "A very strange mix of demon, human, and vampire blood..." she lowered her head a bit. "That strange blend of three races should be the most disgusting thing in the world, even worse—practically impossible. But your body...

the blood is in perfect harmony, making it quite the delicacy..." she licked her lips.

"Wait... are you saying I'm a vampire too?" I widened my eyes, looking at my own hands. "What kind of creature am I?" I thought to myself... human, demon, and vampire...

"Of course, what did you expect? All those years we spent together... ugh," she let out a small sigh. "I miss them so much... but as I told you, what did you expect? Cain's blood runs through my veins.

Sure, my blood runs in your body, but..." Violeta's eyes glowed.

I felt like someone was trying to control my body... but in an instant, it disappeared.

"I have no control. Every time I try, a vast emptiness completely devours my attempts to take over. Quite interesting," she chuckled softly. "Things have changed, unfortunately, so we'll have to get used to them."