Chapter 66: The New Farm

"In that case, we'll be in big trouble, and humanity will face a disaster."
Klopp also began to worry about the future between the Bloods and humans.
"Humans don't know much about the Bloods and won't find out that there are ghosts here."
Klopp said.
Compared to humans, they do know the Bloodbats best.
Only in the eyes of humans, all vampires are the same and can't see the difference between them.
Since I got pregnant, I became very sleepy, even to the point of being able to be anywhere and fall asleep at any time.
Klopp asked the maid to send me to my room to rest.
After I fell asleep, I had a dream.
In the dream, I saw my parents, whose faces were twisted with anger compared to before, glaring at me fiercely.
"Jenny, you're actually with a vampire and pregnant with his child, you're a disgrace to our family!"
My father yelled as he glared at me.
"You're just a human, he'll kill you, he'll suck the last drop of blood out of you, and you'll regret it."
"A woman like her deserves to be thrown out of the family!"
More and more people gathered around me, they cursed me and their voices became louder and louder.
Then I saw a blood-red vortex appear, as well as a huge bat.
Everyone was being pulled by the vortex, and I was the only one still standing in place, unaffected by the vortex in any way.
The people in front of me began to scream, wail, and struggle violently, but in the end the vortex swallowed them.
I reached out to grab them, but my hand passed through their bodies and could not touch anything.
The image jumped again, everyone disappeared, and what appeared before my eyes was a plain, with sunlight pouring down through the clouds.
The crystalline dew on the grass glistened in the sunlight, and all around me, there was only the plain, the forest, the river.
I felt a violent shaking and opened my eyes to see that it was Klopp.
"Are you okay? Did you start having nightmares again?"
Klopp asked, looking at me as he tried to wake me up.
I sat up and realized that I had slept from yesterday afternoon to the next morning?
There was a pile of food on the dining table next to the bed.
My stomach also cooperated by making a "gurgling" sound.
I looked down in embarrassment and saw that my stomach had grown a bit overnight.
It's only been two months at most since I got pregnant, but my belly already looks as big as a fist.
Klopp smiled and took some grapes and handed them to me.
"These are the new grapes grown on the property, I asked Anna to pick them this morning."
Klopp said to me.
"When did the grapes grow on the property? Why didn't anyone tell me?"
I hadn't seen grapes at all on the estate, except for the roses.
"To be precise, Kamose gave us the estate."
Klopp explained to me seriously.
"When did he give another estate?"
I asked, looking at Klopp, something he had never told me about.
"He came to the manor yesterday, have you forgotten? I was going to go see the new manor together when you woke up, you could say it's a farm too."
Klopp spread his hands.
As he spoke of Kamose, I was able to guess that it was probably Kamose again who had snatched it from Phil.
And then gave it to Klopp.
After breakfast, Klopp took me to the new estate.
It was a bit far from the estate where we lived.
The new manor was so busy with servants that it was appropriate to say it was a farm.
"Mr. Count, we intended to inform you when the place was all tidied up."
The middle-aged man in charge of managing the place said after bowing to Klopp.
"That's okay, we're just here to see the new estate."
Klopp said with a smile.
Inside, it was a chaotic mess, with maids chasing various animals around.
Several cows were nibbling on the buds in the flower beds, along with the ones that had just sprouted.
The ducks were frolicking happily in the pond, and the goldfish inside were getting into their bellies.
There was also a herd of pigs and sheep that made a mess of the whole estate.
Without these animals, the estate would still be beautiful.
The sign at the entrance reads Phil's Manor.
As I looked at the sign, a white puppy came running up and peed on the sign.
Then wagged his tail and ran away.
"Klopp, you're lucky at least you didn't offend Duke Kamose."
My heart went out to Phil for two seconds.
"I'm lucky too."
Klopp replied.
Not far away a car drove up and when it stopped, Phil opened the door and stepped out.
"You robbers!"
Phil glared at us and walked towards the estate.
He had just walked onto the property when a flock of hens was chased towards his head and the frightened sheep and pigs next to him started running around.
Inside came the sound of Phil's screams.
It didn't take long for Phil to come out with a suitcase and his clothes torn to shreds on him, with a few chicken feathers in his hair.
"Klopp, I swear ......"
Phil glared viciously at Klopp as a puppy interrupted him.
The white puppy that had just run away came running back and stood next to Phil, lifting his leg to pee on his pant leg.
Phil burst into a rage and let out a growl.
The next second, Phil kicked the white dog into the bushes not far away.
"Klopp, I will ......"
Before he could finish his words, several large dogs half a man high came running at speed, running in front of the same white fur as the puppy, which should be its mother.
Several large dogs instantly pounced Phil to the ground, frantically tearing at him.
"Phil, you really shouldn't do anything to its baby, you're miserable."
Klopp said to Phil, but he clearly had no intention of helping.
"I swear ...... I won't fucking let you guys go!"
Phil said as he resisted, screaming.
After struggling for a long time, Phil found his chance and climbed up and quickly ran to the car after the big dogs paused their attack.
A few of the big dogs didn't give up either, and ran after the sedan all the way, eventually disappearing from our sight.
Klopp led me into the manor, and after walking through the corridor, I couldn't help but frown at what I saw.
The garden was unrecognizable and a herd of piglets were running around in it.
"Phil would be furious if he saw all his blue sirens in the bellies of a bunch of piglets."
I said to Klopp.
"In fact, those dogs were enough for him just now."
Klopp came a little closer to answer.
On the entire property, only the orchard was separated by a fence.
The soil in the orchard was freshly tilled, and the fruit trees should have been newly transplanted.
Kamose probably didn't even tell Phil in advance when he did this.
After nearly two hours on the property, I was getting sleepy again.
Klopp saw that I was not in good spirits and took me with him to prepare to leave.
Just as we reached the gate, Kamose hurried over.
"Klopp, hurry up and get her out of here, go!"
Kamose said to Klopp eagerly.