My Blood Legacy: Reincarnated as a Vampire

Chapter 400 I'll tell the truth

"How much time is left?" Dante asked, stopping on a stone that seemed more like a Primordial Demon in the midst of evolution, standing still while meditating and feeling the negative energies of the world.

"Right now, she's going to kill the last two Demon kings. Not that it'll change anything. After those two, she'll probably head to Lucifer's palace to take the Sin of Pride," Alter-Dante said, keeping his back turned to his own self.

"Do you still want to go with the plan?" Alter-Dante asked, and Dante stretched.

"Honestly, I wanted to remain a Vampire, but we don't have many options now that we've lost control of everything," Dante replied.

"Still, trying to absorb Voralith's Blood won't be easy. If it were, I'd have already suggested it to you," Alter-Dante said, glancing at the infernal landscape of the tenth layer.

"I'm thinking of something, but I wanted your personal opinion first," Dante commented, and Alter-Dante waited for him to ask.

"Turning Fey into a Vampire—would that help?" Dante suddenly questioned, continuing his thoughts. "Actually, I've been thinking about doing this with my wives who are human or close to it—Aldria, Sara, and Velryna, mainly. But it crossed my mind... maybe if I turn Fey and try to absorb her blood..."

"You'll kill her," Alter-Dante responded before Dante could finish his thought. "The others, I see no issue with. But Fey is essentially tied to the human world with positivity; it's very likely that she'll either die or suffer a lot. After all, you're not a progenitor of a race, but of a dimension," he replied.

"I see... so if I ask Vlad to turn her—" Dante continued, and again, "That could still cause problems... I understand our desperation, but that's an irrational thought," Alter-Dante said.

Dante went silent for a few seconds and sighed...

"Although I don't want to do this, I'm thinking about what I can do to increase my powers even more... Facing an incarnation of negativity last time wasn't pleasant," Dante commented, referring to his past self.

"Being strong doesn't always mean just raw strength. I still don't understand why you didn't ask Voralith to proceed with the plan of bringing Amaterasu and Tsukuyomi back, but if you want a valid option... Why not ask Ophis for help? Or rather, Ouroboros, who's with that Vampire, Rose Seusther?" Alter-Dante suggested. "And what would I do? She's still a child in this incarnation," he added, shrugging.

"Endless Knowledge," Dante spoke, and his eyes widened. "Are you suggesting I—"

"The Dragon of Infinity, do you think she wouldn't know how to turn you into a Dragon more quickly?" Alter-Dante asked.

Dante processed each word, considering his current options... "Well, it doesn't hurt to try," he said, giving a crooked smile.

"How much time do you think I have until Astaroth kills Lucifer?"

Morgana, with a mischievous smile, raised her eyebrows, clearly enjoying herself. "Oh, it seems my mother had some... interesting opinions about you." She paused dramatically, lifting her eyes to Dante. "Here's a part I loved... 'When he looked at me for the first time, I felt as if my whole body was consumed by fire, his eyes pulling me in like a magnet. Oh, what I would do to be alone with him...'" She made a funny face, mimicking her mother's tone.

Dante remained quiet for a moment, visibly uncomfortable. "You... you're not going to stop reading this, are you?" He crossed his arms, trying to maintain his composure.

"Why would I stop? This is fascinating!" Morgana said, looking at him with a playful expression. "Seems like my mother really knew how to write about you... even your... 'charms.'"

"I... I don't even know what to say," Dante muttered, feeling his face heat up more with each line Morgana read. "She definitely had a peculiar way of seeing things."

Morgana laughed openly now, setting the diary aside. "Ah, you've got nothing to be embarrassed about. My mother was... expressive." She stood up and approached him with a mischievous smile. "But now you know what she really thought about you, don't you?"

Dante let out a nervous laugh, trying to diffuse the tension of the moment. "Seems like she had a talent for... exaggerating things."

Morgana shrugged, laughing even more. "Well, when you've got a mom like mine... you learn to laugh at everything. But seriously, you didn't know about this?" She teased him with a playful look.

"I didn't know she was... 'enthusiastic' about my presence," Dante said, still flustered, trying to maintain his composure, though he couldn't help but blush slightly.

"Well, how many years did you spend... doing it in that spatial distortion? Should I be thinking my mom's pregnant now?" Morgana asked.

Dante froze for a moment, his eyes widening in surprise at Morgana's question. He clearly hadn't expected that.

"Morgana, you... you're joking, right?" Dante asked, but Morgana's serious expression gave him a clear answer that she wasn't.

"I'm just making an assumption," Morgana said with a mischievous smile. "But honestly, if you spent so much time together in that spatial distortion, who knows? Time there must've worked differently... you know, with all those... 'intense moments.'" She paused, watching Dante closely, waiting to see his reaction.

Dante stood there, staring at her.

"What's wrong? Why so serious? Did something happen~?"

"Let's talk. I need to tell you something." Dante said, halting her completely. In the next moment, he took her hand, and they both vanished.

"Well, it's time I tell you the truth," Dante said, and they were already back in his realm, Albion.