Chapter 294

"It's so sweet. You don't want to tell Davina that if she kills Klaus, you will die with her. You have made your friends with death. I have to say, this is really a noble friendship!"

Josh was startled by the sudden sound. He looked back and saw a flash of blond hair. There was an ancestor vampire Rebecca in front of him.

Rebecca doesn't know where she came from. She seems to have seen a good play for a long time. The corners of her mouth are mocking and her tone is a little curious. "The problem is, if Davina really wants to settle with my brother, she will be the one who will die. I promise my brother is not such a troublesome role... Your friend will die, dear little Josh, Is that what you want? Let our little witch draw a more tragic ending for this story that is already full of sadness. "

Rebecca's question is very sharp. In fact, he doesn't know how to answer it. But, apart from others, Josh knows Davina very well to some extent. Even if others say anything, she won't change her mind.

Klaus completely offended Davina. Tim, Davina's first love, is the inverse scale of our powerful little witch, but Klaus challenged Davina's bottom line more than once.

Klaus is not an easy role to mess with. Josh knows that he has been an attendant under Klaus for a period of time after all. However, apart from Klaus, is there one of their ancestors vampires that is easy to mess with?

Rebecca's aggressive. Josh didn't respond to her at all. He just looked at Rebecca on guard. He wasn't sure about the others. However, they all knew that none of the ancestors of the vampire god horse was good!

If the devil Klaus is the principal criminal, his brother, his sister and those messy people around him are all accomplices to the tyranny!

Rebecca approached slowly. She smiled charmingly, with a subtle look, "for Davina, maybe you would like to help me help her?"

Josh raised his eyebrows and his face changed. Obviously, Rebecca's suggestion is a problem he didn't think about. An ancestor vampire is making an invitation to him. Should he agree? Or, should I say, can he believe it?