Lais stepped out of the pine forest, but didn't take a single step into the stream. Instead, he spoke to the young man on the opposite bank in an apologetic tone: "Kairos, that's my prey, would you mind if I went over to get it?"

  Tears fell from Cynthia's eyes, her body was almost frozen stiff due to the extremely low water temperature.

  "They all abandoned me, they were all killed by him." She trembled with her voice, looking at Kael with pleading eyes, "Don't abandon me, at least for the sake of that bottle of hemostatic medicine, it's my only piece of gauze and medicine, I gave it all to you, for its sake..."

  Caius seemed to have heard Cynthia's cry for help, yet he hadn't, his angelic face expressionless as a sculpture.

  He reached out and touched his waist, and the confused emotions in his eyes switched to conflict, as if he was looking for a reason to save someone.

  His temper has always been so strange and unpredictable, which is also one of the reasons why Lays dislikes this dark divine incarnation.

  "Dear Kais, you're not saying anything, so I'll take that as a yes." Lays' long boots stepped into the water, but his rose-colored eyes never left him.

  It's clear he was on guard against his opponent.

  Lais got a little closer to Cynthia, and the sweet scent in the air made his footsteps quicken.

  He really wished he could teleport next to her and take a bite of that slender neck.

  Cynthia gazed intently at Kyrios, as if he had become her only lifeline.

  As Lays hastened to her side, just about to reach out and grab her skirt, he finally deigned to speak, his voice more oppressive than a rainy day. "You gave away the only medicine?"

  The trunk had been left on the carriage due to the vampire's attack, and there were actually some medicines inside, but now it was indeed the only thing that wasn't wrong.

  Cynthia's hands were propped on the rocks under the water, struggling to prop up half of her body, and her voice trembling with cold said: "It's my only medicine, I've given it all to you."

  This seemed to be the only thing that touched Kael's words, and he stepped into the water, starting to walk slowly towards her.

  At the same time, Cynthia saw the progress bar again.

  Divine Light Progress: 4%

  It's going up again!

  What is his relationship with the God of Light!

  She is screaming in her mind, she now has a very dangerous and huge suspicion!

  Physical numbness and pain kept her awake.

  Seeing Khaos' movement, Lays stopped in his tracks, baring his fangs. "Khaos, I found her first!"

  "It's mine now." The black-haired youth raised his scarlet eyes and said calmly, "If you want me to pull out all your teeth and twist off your head to dry in the sun, you can try taking another step forward."

  Too vicious.

  Cynthia's evaluation of making the best of a bad situation.

  At least she managed to save her life, but at the same time, she also felt that she had fallen into another beast's mouth again.

  She turned her head and gave Lays a slightly sarcastic look.

  Lais lowered his voice and looked at the girl in the water with great reluctance, "Perhaps I can share half of it with you."

  The moment he finished speaking, Kael moved beside him and with one hand threw the man into the stream.

  A pale hand completely ignored the clothes outside and inserted it into Lais's chest, grasping that unmoving heart.

  Such a fierce action didn't even make Kael's facial expression move, he just said: "I don't like to repeat the same words twice."

  No sunlight, and his heart being crushed would also kill Lysander. He didn't feel pain but that didn't mean he wasn't afraid. He finally started to back down, "I'm out! Kaidus! Let go! I don't want that prey anymore, she's yours!"

  Kairos let go of his hand and gave him a sideways glance, his eyes full of disdain.

  He will always be this lofty and hateful, teeth-itching appearance.

  Lai Si covered his chest and crawled out of the water in a sorry state.

  As she watched him quickly heal his wound with his super strong healing ability, a faint hint of regret flashed in Cynthia's eyes.

  Why didn't you just kill him?

  It would be better if his head was twisted off and placed in the sunlight.

  Lais disappeared into the cedar forest.

  The icy water temperature made Cynthia shiver several times, and when Kaelos straightened up and walked towards her, she lowered her eyes and immediately fell two tears, with a choked voice saying: "I can't get up."

  Kairos stood beside her, looking down at her with an air of superiority, completely unmoved by her frail appearance.

  He thought she was ordinary, even fragile enough that she couldn't even beat a single vampire.

  Seeing him tightly pursing his lips without any intention of picking her up, Cynthia felt that she would really freeze to death here sooner or later.

  "You're not a saint." Kairos suddenly said to her.

  "What?" Cynthia strained to look up at him, her gaze always focusing on his eyes that seemed to have no pupils, the sharp contrast with the white skin tone making it impossible for her to look away.

  "You don't have divine magic, weak me can easily pinch you to death."

  Cynthia: ...

  She hinted at him to hug her, but he turned around and said to strangle her to death...

  Why is he completely uninterested in her face and frail body?

  She checked herself in the mirror before going out, and although she was still young, her beauty was also nationally certified.

  Cynthia didn't respond to Kael's words, instead using her own icy cold hands that had been soaked in water to touch her face, falling into deep self-doubt...

  "Answer my question." Kael's patience was wearing thin, and the inexplicable anxiety made him capable of leaving her here to die at any moment.

  "I am the exiled saint." Cynthia hung her head, put down her hand and said in a low mood: "I did not betray the God of Light, my relationship with my sister Minnie was the best, but she framed me for my position."

  "I drank a cup of her wine before parting ways and received a warm hug, after which everything I had disappeared."

  Cynthia curled up her nearly unconscious legs, knocking her chin on them and shrinking into a small ball, with soft sounds accompanying the sobbing and hiccuping, "She put medicine on me to make me lose my magic, and also attracted vampires, killing all the knights who protected me."

  She could only give Minnie one more crime, only in this way was her fake spicy chicken more reasonable.

  Kairos gazed at her indifferently for a moment before grabbing the collar of her clothes with one hand and pulling her out of the water.

  Cynthia was almost knocked out by this sudden throat lock.

  She struggled to maintain her beautiful image, reaching out to grasp Kael's arm, "It hurts..."

  Her small hands were really cold, even colder than his skin temperature.

  Caius's gaze lingered on her nearly asphyxiated expression, and he also sensed that he might only need a little more force to strangle her.