Quick Transmigration: The Villainous Female Supporting Character Became the Male Lead's Beloved

Just as Avi was about to carry out the method he had described, a dignified and indifferent voice suddenly came from behind him: "What are you all doing gathered here?"

The man was wearing a white suit with glittering gold tassels adorning the shoulders. His light-colored shirt was buttoned up neatly at the top, and the ruby ​​at the collar looked particularly precious.

His hair was very light in color, his blood-red eyes were a deep black, and his pale face held a faint smile, as if he were in complete control of everything.

His subordinates, all purebloods, stood solemnly behind him. Beside the prince stood a beautiful young woman.

Ni Qing glanced at Brewster, who remained unmoved. Even though he stood quietly at the end, his outstanding silver hair made him stand out from the crowd.

"Who is that?" The handsome prince skipped over the topic of Avi and looked at the boy with a slight scrutiny. Even the vampire girl beside him couldn't help but look over.

"Your Highness, are these considered half-vampires?" Lina asked curiously. She wasn't a vampire in this country before; she was just passing through and decided to pay a visit.

Before the prince could speak, Avi interjected, "He is indeed a half-vampire—" He hesitated for a moment, then slowly continued, "He is my younger brother, Brewster, Father, do you remember him?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he glanced over almost imperceptibly. The prince's face was indifferent, and he didn't seem to pay much attention to Brewster: "Oh, that is indeed a half-vampire."

Yavi silently breathed a sigh of relief, glanced at Lina and said, "My younger brother's bloodline isn't very good, so he's always grown up among servants. There's nothing to see here."

Lina smiled slightly: "That's true." Although she said that, she still subtly glanced at the aloof boy in the corner.

The other person seemed oblivious to her intense gaze, only glancing at Ni Qing out of the corner of their eye. Lina's smile faded slightly as she gave the black-haired girl beside her a scrutinizing look.

Although this person is the son of a prince, he is ultimately destined to be an ordinary person. On the surface, he is of no use to her, but keeping him as a male slave in private is not out of the question, after all, he has the looks to back him up.

She rarely saw such outstanding looks in the West; it was truly a waste of such talent. It's just that the girl next to him was a little out of place.

Based on her experience, Brewster definitely had ulterior motives towards that person.

Avi belatedly realized that his father wasn't that curious about Brewster, and added fuel to the fire: "Although he's young, he already has his first blood servant. The servants say that the younger brother is particularly fond of his blood servant."

The prince frowned deeply, too lazy to even glance at him: "Let's see how they performed on this night hunt."

Having achieved his goal, Yavi no longer tried to be deliberate and said easily, "Okay, Father."

Next are the details to pay attention to during night hunts: you must kill each other, you must not attract the attention of human soldiers, and you must start from a town in the nearby wilderness.

After rambling on for a while, they finally announced the start of the hunt. The main objective of this night hunt was to kill Brewster, and the group eventually parted ways.

Ni Qing followed silently behind the boy, without uttering a sound. Avi's task for her was to lead him to a specific location, then leave on her own, and ultimately, even if Brewster died, it would be none of her business.

In the original story, the male protagonist discovered the clues before even reaching his destination, but he still wanted to give the original owner a chance, so he didn't take action.

However, the original owner did not cherish it, and he entered the first stage of his dark transformation, fighting for the right to inherit the prince's throne. In the end, he turned the tables and forced his father to abdicate, and then took revenge on the original owner and a series of half-vampires.

As Ni Qing was thinking, she suddenly bumped into the boy's straight and sturdy back, which was as straight as a bamboo shoot. She raised her eyes and asked, "What's wrong, Your Highness?"

Brewster smiled, his previously gloomy and cold personality seemingly returning to its original state. He pointed good-naturedly to the fork in the road and asked, "Which way should we go?"

As expected, the girl's expression froze for a moment, and she said somewhat awkwardly, "The one on the left, I guess." Brewster looked away and said slowly, "Okay."

At least on the surface, there was not much emotional fluctuation.

Ni Qing breathed a slight sigh of relief.

The shadows of the roadside trees intertwined, and the dark shadows, like menacing monsters, covered the two of them sinisterly. The ominous crows also stared intently with their thin beaks open.

The winding path was quiet, with only the soft rustling of footsteps on the pebbles.

The silver-haired, blood-red-eyed youth, like a ghostly figure in the forest, walked silently at the forefront. His narrow phoenix eyes turned slightly, scrutinizing Ni Qing with an ambiguous yet subtle gaze.

When they were almost at the destination, Ni Qing suddenly stopped. Brewster turned his head in confusion: "What's wrong? It seems we haven't reached the manor yet."