Chapter 1699: Pledging Allegiance

"Let that Atrarian go for now. But Arthur, keep a close eye on him and don't let him escape," Angus said through gritted teeth. "Don't worry, Uncle Angus," Arthur replied, hiding his disappointment. "Let Satan be our witness as we pray for poor Rupert, wishing him eternal life," Prince Devon raised his wine glass with a sorrowful expression. "Satan bless!" The vampires chanted in unison. A minute later, Prince Devon broke the silence with a somber tone, "Alright, let's finish our wine and begin our mission. I believe House Lessane will achieve glory in our hands." "Praise Satan!" The vampires excitedly drained their goblets, except for Angus, whose face remained gloomy. "Let's go," Prince Devon stood up, his large cloak casting a shadow. "As you command, Your Highness," the vampires rose and prepared to leave. Just then, a lazy laugh came from outside the window, "Leaving without entertaining your guest?" A human presence! All the vampires were stunned. "Who are you?" Prince