As a queen who has lost her kingdom, I can see the comments section.

Amelia immediately asked.

Theresa spoke first, explaining the kind of response she had received.

Next was Eileen.

Finally, Amelia shared what she knew. Different people do indeed have different answers to the same question, but the general meaning is the same, making it difficult to deduce any information from these answers.

"It seems things won't be resolved anytime soon." Amelia sighed. "In that case, let's take a break and take it slow."

Chapter 503 The Mutation of the Pure White Wings

Amelia and her companions temporarily checked into the Golden Wheat Inn.

To understand this fantastical city, they need to stay there for an extended period, and staying in a hotel is a way to experience it firsthand.

There is no currency. The trading system in this fantasy world is very strange. All transactions are temporarily recorded, just like a city that simply helps each other.

"Perhaps this is just wishful thinking on a mother's part?"

After checking into her hotel room, Teresa sighed with emotion.

Without monetary transactions, everyone helps each other—how wonderful that would be! But such a wonderful thing can only exist in fantasy.

The hotel room was very clean, without a speck of dust, and had a desk, bed, cabinets, and all sorts of furnishings.

Amelia sat down at the desk and said, "Shall we order something?"

"Ordering food?" Theresa looked at her strangely. "Things from my imagination wouldn't do any good even if I ate them, would they?"

“That’s true, but we can give it a try, right? We should try as many as possible,” Amelia said with a grin.

“Yes, let’s try ordering something then.” Theresa thought for a moment and nodded.

Eating in a fantasy is something Teresa has never done.

Soon after, the vampires from the hotel brought food to the room in a trolley. It looked very lavish, with caviar, steak, salad, pudding, grilled fish, and more, making one wonder where the vampires got their ingredients from.

Amelia looked at the food being delivered by cart with a strange expression.

"I thought the meals would be blood in various flavors, but it turns out to be these?"

“The situation here is different from normal.” Theresa shrugged. “Normally, vampires mainly drink blood and don’t eat these kinds of foods. The only ones in the entire vampire clan who do eat these are my mother and me. But in this illusion, all the vampires are eating these human foods, and I don’t know why.”

"Where did the materials come from?" Eileen asked, puzzled.

This city is clearly not by the sea, but there seems to be plenty of food in the ocean.

Theresa replied, "I've noticed that. All the food seems to appear out of thin air. After you take all the food out of the freezer and close it for a while, you open it again and there's new food inside."

"Okay." Eileen didn't know what to say about this unusual situation.

However, this is an illusion after all, so it's not surprising that such a situation would occur in an illusion.

"Let's eat first."

Amelia stuck out her alluring little tongue and licked her lips.

Seeing so much delicious food in front of her, even she would be tempted.

She knew these were all illusions, but if the illusions were real enough, they would undoubtedly bring her a truly real taste, right?

As for whether there is any danger in eating the food in the illusion, Amelia thinks it is not. The illusion here does not rely on anything to exist. It is not the kind of illusion that turns stones into food. Rather, it is an illusion that appears out of thin air, so there will be no problem eating it.

Amelia picked up the pudding and took a bite. She found it exceptionally smooth and delicious, with a very pleasant taste.

"Eileen, come on, have a bite too."

Amelia handed the pudding she had already taken a bite of to Eileen.

Eileen opened her mouth and ate it.

"Lia, try this, it looks good."

Eileen picked up the grilled fish and held it to Amelia's lips.

Amelia opened her mouth and took a small bite, then ate it with relish.

Seeing the two feeding each other, Theresa forked her steak and took a big bite.

Damn it, why does this steak taste like dog food?

Amelia and her two companions finished their meal in no time. Amelia and Eileen were quite satisfied with the meal, but Teresa seemed rather listless.

"Why don't you look happy? Is it not tasty?" Amelia asked Theresa. "Is human food still a bit too strange for vampires?"

"Do you think that's the reason?" Theresa glanced at Amelia.

"So you're upset because you saw me being affectionate with Eileen?" Amelia chuckled.

“So you knew.” Theresa’s beautiful eyebrows almost stood up. “Since you know, can you please stop chatting like this without any regard for others? Do you know how uncomfortable this is for me?”

"What? Our Theresa wants to fall in love too?" Amelia said, amused.

"I don't want to be in a relationship, but even someone who doesn't want to be in a relationship would be annoyed to see you two being all lovey-dovey all the time, okay?" Theresa said, sounding a little aggrieved.

Amelia was about to say something with a grin when Eileen tugged at Amelia's hand and said helplessly, "Alright, alright, Leah, stop teasing Theresa. I see a bathroom over there, let's go take a shower."

“Okay, let’s take a bath together, and we’ll shower right next to each other!” Amelia said happily.

"Okay, let's shower together." Eileen smiled slightly.

Theresa was even more upset.

Fortunately, only two rooms were available from the start, so she naturally didn't stay in that room and turned around to go back to her own.

The illusion has a distinction between day and night. It was already very late tonight, so after Amelia and Eileen finished their baths, they went to bed together.

As for the skirt that she had taken off, it was hung on the clothes rack next to her, and God, in his shrunken form, continued to keep it in the skirt's pocket.

"Eileen, Eileen, Eileen..."

"what happened?"

"Nothing, just calling out to Eileen, hehe."

On the bed, Amelia held Eileen tightly, her eyes filled with tears.

Eileen also hugged Amelia, their bodies pressed very close together, able to clearly feel each other's warmth and breath.

The temperature is very comfortable.

It smells wonderful.

"Good night."

The two of them fell asleep in each other's arms.

Teresa next door was already asleep.

The night in the illusion remained unchanged, without any particular alteration.

However, some of the miniature versions of gods that Amelia had placed next to the clothes rack had changed.

Its pure white wings shrank to the size of a thumb, and it was lying there silently like the other gods. But as the night grew deeper, it suddenly trembled for some unknown reason.

This tremor didn't last long before He flew up, circled the table once, and then returned to his original position.

The change was short-lived.

After that, the pure white wings did not change, until daylight came and the bright sunlight shone in through the window.

It's worth mentioning that although the city was bathed in sunshine, the sun was nowhere to be seen in the sky; instead, a blood moon still floated there, defying all logic. However, in this illusion, there seemed to be no need to adhere to logic.

"Mmm...so comfortable."

Amelia slowly awoke.

The sunlight shone on her, making her look lazy and giving her a languid feeling.

Amelia didn't get up because someone was pressing down on her.

"Eileen, how did you end up sleeping on top of me?" Amelia looked helplessly into those red eyes.

"I don't know, maybe it's because Leah smells so good? I woke up here," Eileen replied innocently, then added, "Shall I get down now?"

“No need.” Amelia hugged Eileen and said with a grin, “I don’t dislike this feeling either.”

"Lia".

"Eileen".

Their eyes met, and feelings naturally welled up between them.

The sunlight streaming into the room seemed to have taken on an ambiguous quality at this moment.

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After a long while, Amelia and Irene finally got up, dragging their lazy bodies.

After they finished washing up and putting on their dresses, they opened the door and went out.

"Theresa, what are you doing here?"

Amelia looked at Theresa, who was leaning against the wall in the corridor, and couldn't help but ask a question.

Theresa sighed, "I've been meaning to come and wake you up, but as soon as I got close, I heard some noises I shouldn't have heard. This hotel, to say the least, isn't very good at soundproofing."

Amelia's face immediately turned red.

Theresa accidentally overheard something she shouldn't have heard. Could the other vampire guests in the hotel have heard it too?

Hmm, this kind of thing is really embarrassing.

"Ahem, let's not talk about anything else that's not important. Let's get down to business." Amelia changed the subject, "We don't know if we'll find anything more in this city during the day. Anyway, let's look around first."

“Then let’s look around.” Theresa nodded.

She didn't continue talking about what happened before; bringing it up only made her feel depressed.

After a quick breakfast, Amelia and her two companions left the Golden Wheat Inn and began exploring the city's surroundings, just as they had done the night before.

This approach seems somewhat futile, but they couldn't think of a better solution at the moment, so this was the only option they could take.

Just when they thought today would be a peaceful day, things quickly took a turn for the worse.

When the incident occurred, Amelia and her two companions were walking past several vampire stalls.