Chapter 248: The Anti-Kaiser Alliance
Adele returned to her waiting “harem,” a triumphant smile on her face. “I touched them!” she announced, striking a playful pose, hands on her hips. The other girls, though slightly exasperated by Adele’s antics, couldn’t help but indulge her. Adele’s unrestrained nature had, in a way, trained them to be more tolerant, her charm a subtle but effective form of manipulation.
“Touched... what?” Sharon asked, pouring Adele a glass of juice. Adele would have preferred wine, but her “wives” had unanimously forbidden it, fearing her... less-than-stellar behavior after a few drinks. Do I really look like the type to get drunk and cause trouble? Adele grumbled inwardly.
“Her ears, of course! Wolf ears! They were so fluffy and interesting!” Adele replied, not bothering to hide her enthusiasm.
Hermione, Celeste, and Sharon exchanged relieved glances. Adele wasn’t the type to lie, her sincerity one of the reasons they were so drawn to her.
“Of course it’s you,” Dorothy said, a hint of amusement in her voice. “Making a new... friend just to touch their ears.” She had almost said “hybrid,” but caught herself, remembering Adele’s own mixed heritage.
“Touching her ears was one reason,” Adele admitted, “but more importantly, I felt sorry for her. Don’t forget, I’m also a mixed-blood vampire.”
“So I can empathize with some of her experiences.”
Adele’s response pleased Dorothy. So it was the “mixed-blood” connection that resonated with Adele. Kaiser’s group had behaved terribly, even if the girl was a hybrid...
Or was it okay?
Dorothy paused, a flicker of doubt crossing her mind. It seemed that even she was starting to think like a normal person. In the past, she wouldn’t have questioned Kaiser’s actions at all.
“I’ll talk to Kaiser,” Hermione said, her voice calm but firm, hoping to resolve the situation peacefully. She knew that she, unlike Dorothy or Sharon, held a certain authority that Kaiser might respect.
“Thank you, Hermione!” Adele replied, grateful for Hermione’s intervention. “But I have a question, why does Wofoo only have ears, but no fluffy tail like other beast-eared girls?” Since she couldn’t get an answer from Wofoo herself, it was best to ask someone she trusted. After all, Adele was quite curious. Having touched the ears but not the tail of a beast-eared girl was like... reading the Four Classic Novels but skipping Dream of the Red Chamber. A fundamental gap in one’s cultural experience! A beast-eared girl’s tail was truly a wonderful thing! Having grown accustomed to First Snow’s slender, agile cat tail, Adele naturally wanted to ✪ Nоvеlіgһt ✪ (Official version) experience the fluffy, thick tail of a wolf girl.