Welcome to Delta

ut it being the most populated with

enger seat. The boy had his eyes closed, head leaning to the window, but he

goodbye to your friend

dly answered, "I said my goodbyes to the dean." Then shifting in his seat, he continued, "I heard tha

hild son, of course he would be worried about him. He feels guilty about leaving his son alone and not spending

is is a usual and endless talk they always have every time they meet. They are both letti

er in front and slowed down

st th

ark forest, and hues of orange and yellow rays pierced through the car windows. They were met with a vast land of green grass. There were wildflowers as well and birds flying home to h

ouldn't help glancing back at his

s Delta," hi

because it is teeming with vampires

s because there were humans that the fortress was built. Anyway, that was then, but

w a rare glint of excitement in his eyes that Mr. Salacosa could not stop from hoping and praying.

the security here was even tighter. The car was scanned, his father gave their identification cards, and their recommendation

He lifted his chin and played alone, challenging himself to successfully count how ma

ickly changed his words when he realized so

mself comfortably on his seat, at

sori heir, an aristocrat. You know that vampire aristo

out such a thing. His father's eyebrows raised a bit, finding hims

e vampires did so because of the common ones. But the aristocrats hid and rarely showed. Only the Montessoris of the Delta

s and only heard some rumors. But he was still able to grasp the big points. Like how an arist

ing. They were vampires. What is

each you this

ould they teach about vampires at school? At most

ving at them. He glanced at Art to answer him, "This is my mistake. I did not check which schools you enrolle

and skinny, but he seemed to be in his early 20s already. He waved

r and handed him the envelope he was holding. He said, "

from him. He came and went like air. He was quickly gone aft

and smooth, with a gold plain seal. Art opened it and carefully took out a golden paper. It was just like

s that were elegantly calligraphed w