Those Classmates who Suddenly Disappeared

Regardless, Gu Fan decided to go out and investigate, so he and Mo Yun walked the main streets together, heading straight for the inn closest to the town gate.

According to Gu Fan’s description, it all boiled down to one question: after nightfall, had any Westerners checked in?

But after asking several inns in a row, some waiters shook their heads indicating they hadn’t seen any, while others admitted there had been Westerners staying, but only during the day; none had arrived at night.

After a whole day of tireless inquiry, they had almost questioned all the inns in the small town and found nothing— it seemed the second batch of vampires hadn’t come this way.

Mo Yun speculated that the second batch of vampires might have bypassed the town altogether and already gone towards the Central Plains?

Gu Fan shook his head, "On our way here, we didn’t hear about any missing persons, so..."

Mo Yun had a different view, like now, as they were traveling and just happened to cross a barren wilderness, what if they encountered vampires on the way and got attacked? Who would know about such disappearances?

Gu Fan still denied this hypothesis. It was feasible to bypass the town, but avoiding the daytime sun in the bare wilderness was difficult—caves weren’t available just anywhere.

Mo Yun thought so too. If one couldn’t find a place to shield from the sunlight before dawn, even the strongest vampire would turn to dust, and the best solution was to stay indoors.