Quick Transmigration: I Become Prince Charming

Ji Rao went over.

The man took his hand and asked him to sit down on the sofa.

From one side took out a small medical box, with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol, holding Ji Rao's hand to disinfect the wound.

While pressing the wound, Ji Rao suddenly shrunk his hand.

He looked up, "does it hurt?"

Ji Rao nodded her head gently.

"I'll take it easy."

As expected, the movement was much lighter.

After wiping your hands, wipe your knees again.

He looked at Ji Rao's arms and legs, and his eyes darkened.

The knee fell a little seriously, and just had a bath, the blood, water and tissue fluid flowed out together.

Although it's not so painful, Ji Rao's skin is tender and looks very serious.

The man carefully rubbed his wound, "what's your name?"

Ji Rao is very quiet Ji Rao. "

"What's the matter?"

"Ji Rao."

He looked up at Ji Rao with a smile, "does Xiao Rao only remember his name now? What about your parents? If not, I'll go to the police tomorrow and ask them to send you back. "

Ji Rao's face turned white as soon as she heard that she wanted to send him back.

He reached out and grabbed the man's arm, his eyes full of panic, trembling, "no, don't send me back."

The man looked up at him.

Ji Rao dodged his eyes, "I, I There is no home. It was sold to others... "

The man touched his head. "Don't be afraid. It's against the law. You won't be sent back."

Ji Rao nodded.

But in my heart there was a sneer.

I'm not a human child.

There are vampires in this world. There was a historical racial disaster, which caused more than 90% of the vampires to die. At the same time, their bodies began to degenerate, and their huge power and ability to confuse people gradually weakened until they disappeared. Up to now, there are not many vampires left.

Although the ability of vampires is gone, their blood sucking instinct is still there. A few decades ago, human beings began to raise vampires in captivity. Kids who are not threatening themselves are just like domestic pet cats. They can talk and have intelligence. They only need to feed some blood regularly to support them.

For a time, rich families began to keep vampires in captivity.

These captive vampires generally don't live to adulthood.

One is that the food chain they once lived in was higher than that of human beings, and it was impossible for them to be tamed after being kept in captivity. Even if they compromise for the sake of blood, they will suffer from serious mental illness, which leads them to live for less than 20 years in human hands.

Second, human beings don't know how to keep vampires in captivity. They don't know how to survive. Many vampires are killed or commit suicide.

Unfortunately, Ji Rao is a vampire kept by an aristocrat. That man only treats him as a pet. If he likes it, he can feel it, and if he doesn't like it, he can beat and scold it.

Ji Rao really couldn't stand it, so he found the chance to run out.

In the original text, Ji Rao was caught as early as running, and later was abused to death.

He died very hastily.

But on the surface, Ji Rao's skin is whiter than that of normal people, which is no different from that of ordinary children.

The man carefully to Ji Rao's feet wipe medicine, and then in front of throw, things are put away.

"I'll take a shower first. You can watch TV here."

Then he turned the TV into a cartoon for Ji Rao.