The Original Vampire

The night is getting darker.

The hazy moonlight shone on the quiet forest path.

Prince Harrison lowered his head and followed behind Colin, following along with his steps, but his cheeks were bulging, and he seemed a little uncomfortable.

"Do you think I broke your plan?" Colin didn't look back, but he seemed to have seen Harrison's expression.

Prince Harrison did not speak angrily, but just nodded.

The corner of Colin's mouth curled up slightly, and he said lightly: "Do you know that, in fact, sometimes the plan is half of the execution is the most appropriate."

Prince Harrison raised his head in surprise, with a look of doubt on his face.

Colin stopped suddenly, staring at Harrison's pupils like electricity, and suddenly asked: "Princess Judy is allergic to catkins, right?"

"Ah...what?" Harrison was startled, his eyes rolled unpreparedly, and his words became hesitant.

Colin chuckled and said, "You want to frame Joyce just like this? It's going to be a big deal. Are you sure you won't miss the stuff when you are being questioned?"

Harrison lowered his head, also a little discouraged, probably being hit.

Colin didn't say anything to comfort the empire who was still too immature, but just continued faintly: "Your framing method is too superficial, and there are too many flaws. Therefore, I let Joyce go for your good."

"Should I just let Joyce go like this? But he really hates him!" Harrison murmured, still a little unconvinced between his words.

Colin stretched his hand on Harrison’s shoulder, stared into his eyes and asked, “Harrison, remember, don’t be blinded by your emotions at any time. That will only make you extreme, even forget yourself. The original goal."

Harrison raised his head to look at Colin, nodding seemingly.

Colin continued to ask: "Remember what our original goal was?"

"The original goal?" Harrison thought for a while, "Just to discipline Joyce so that he won't want to approach Judy anymore."

"In that case, do we need to convict Joyce?"

"Huh?" Harrison looked at Colin suspiciously, obviously not understanding what he meant.

Colin explained with a smile: "Your story is full of loopholes. Although you can't lie to me, and you can't lie to most smart people, do you think Judy will believe you?"

Harrison's eyes lit up, and he finally understood, and said excitedly: "Of course I will believe! I understand, teacher! When Judy wakes up, I will tell her what happened tonight. In this way, she is sure Will be disgusted with Joyce and will never talk to him again!"

Colin nodded approvingly and said: "That's right. Joyce is actually just a kid who can handle it easily. In order to frame him, there is no need to get his reputation."

Harrison finally understood what Colin meant, and immediately thanked him sincerely: "Thank you, teacher, you stopped me. Otherwise, the matter is really up, and the royal family and the St. Hild family will send people to investigate. I'm afraid It will be really troublesome."

Colin smiled faintly, leaned slightly closer to Prince Harrison, his eyes flashed with cold light, and said:

"Also, although we can't convict Joyce, we can also ruin him."

Prince Harrison's eyes lit up suddenly, and he asked quickly: "Really? Teacher, what do we do?"

"Destroying a person does not necessarily mean convicting him or destroying him physically. You can also start with reputation."

"reputation?"

"Yes. What happened tonight will definitely circulate among the servants. They don't know what happened, but they must have guessed something.

If you pretend to be angry at this time, and deliberately reveal something... plus the fact that Joyce left the Onyx Manor overnight and escaped to Roar.

You said, what would those servants think of Joyce? "

Prince Harrison flushed with excitement, and immediately said, "They must have thought that you deliberately did not pursue Joyce in order to save the face of the St. Hild family!

In this way, it seems that Joyce will not be convicted, but he also lost the opportunity to clarify himself.

Because you have ‘let go’ him, no one will come to investigate the matter thoroughly, and there will be no loopholes in the story. Even if Joyce wants to clean himself up, there is no way to start! "

Colin nodded in satisfaction, thinking that Harrison's savvy was not bad. Although he was still a little immature, he already had some qualities that an old silver coin should have.

Maybe this is heredity?

"What should you do next, should you know?"

"I see, sir!" Prince Harrison nodded confidently. "Don't worry, I won't let you down again this time! It won't be long before Joyce's reputation will become unsound! Don't even think about getting close to Judy!"

Colin nodded in satisfaction and said: "Okay, it's late now, go back and rest."

Prince Harrison did not leave, but asked a little nervously: "Teacher, then... can I go to the half-elf kingdom with you?"

Colin smiled and nodded: "Well, I will take you with you when I go to Silvermoon City."

"Thank you teacher!" Harrison exclaimed excitedly, then leaned over to salute, and left happily.

Seeing Harrison's jumping back, Colin smiled and shook his head.

It's still too immature, all the joys, sorrows, sorrows and joys are written on the face.

For teaching these dark things to his own students, Colin did not have much psychological burden.

Although Harrison is indeed still young, he is destined to not be regarded as an innocent child in his status.

If Colin just tells him some "The Grimm's Fairy Tales" all day long, and teaches some values ​​of integrity, honesty, and fairness, that would really harm him.

After all, Harrison is destined to be unable to escape from the deceitful politics. Compared to a purely happy childhood, he needs these conspiracy methods more.

Moreover, looking at his proficiency in planting Joyce before, it is estimated that the emperor and empress would not be so simple in his education.

As for the framed Joyce, Colin is only a little guilty, but he will never be soft when he really wants to do it.

After Harrison compiles the story tomorrow, Colin will secretly add to the flames, spread the matter throughout the North, and completely "communicate" Joyce.

Since this kid didn't want to be honest, he was no longer a minor child in Colin's eyes, let alone a "brother-in-law", but a political enemy who needed to be taken seriously!

Moreover, Colin knew very well that a large force had gathered around this political opponent.

Now he just got rid of the core of this force, and there are still some branches and leaves that need to be cleaned, so that he can leave the northern border with confidence.

Thinking of this, Colin looked in the direction of Winter City, his eyes slightly cold.