Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks

Could Mina, who grew up in the blood hunter order, really be that kind?

True kindness was strict self-discipline and lenient treatment of others.

Mina’s behavior was the other way around.

Ning Shu tied up her shoelaces, carried her suitcase, and left.

Seeing that Ning Shu was about to go out, Mina immediately asked, “Do we have a new mission?”

“No. I’m temporarily partnering with someone else for a mission,” Ning Shu said.

Mina felt that Ning Shu’s attitude towards her had changed. She didn’t dare to act wilfully anymore, so she immediately picked up her own suitcase and followed Ning Shu.

Ning Shu: …

Ning Shu stopped in her tracks. “What are you doing?”

“Isn’t there a mission? I’ll go with you,” Mina said.

“This task has nothing to do with you. You should just stay here and rest.” She couldn’t imagine what it’d be like if Mina was to follow her.

Ning Shu was afraid that wherever Mina went, Perry would follow.

They were going to deal with a murderous vampire. If such a powerful vampire like Perry was there, they would probably be wiped out.

As a fellow vampire, Perry probably would not just stand by and watch that vampire die.

In other words: if his kind made a mistake, his kind could educate them in their own ways. Who gave them permission to beat his baby?

Ning Shu didn’t want to confront Perry yet.

Ning Shu narrowed her eyes and looked at Mina. Should she take this opportunity to deal with Mina?

Ning Shu immediately gave up this idea. As members of the blood hunter order, they weren’t allowed to kill each other.

Besides, it’d be meaningless to kill her like this. True pain was when life was more miserable than death.

If she wanted to murder someone, she should kill Perry. Without Perry, Mina would be in devastating heartbreak.

As usual, the source of all problems was men. She’d solve the problem from its root.

Moreover, Perry was going to massacre the blood hunt order. Without it, the original host would have no place in this world.

Her whole life had been dedicated to learning how to deal with vampires.

Ning Shu rejected Mina directly and decisively.

Mina’s eyes widened. Her eyes looked full of hurt. “Aren’t we partners?”

“They only asked me to come, not you, so you don’t need to go. Even if you go, you won’t receive any reward.”

And she’d only cause trouble as well.

“You must not want to be my partner anymore. Molly, have you started looking for a new partner?”

“Blah, blah, blah.” Ning Shu knocked Mina out with a hand chop, then shook out her hand.

Mina’s eyes rolled back and she fell to the ground.

Ning Shu dragged Mina to her bed and tucked her in. She closed the door and left with her suitcase.

Considering how hard Ning Shu had hit her, she’d probably be unconscious for a while.

Ning Shu just really didn’t want to keep seeing her face.

Mina looked at her with eyes that said: how could you be this mean? How can you hurt me like this?

Her eyes were full of blame.

Ning Shu arrived at the gate of the manor and greeted Touro, who was leaning against a car, smoking a cigar.

After Ning Shu walked to him, he put Ning Shu’s suitcase in the trunk.

Ning Shu got into the car and asked him, “Aren’t we going to wait for Casey?”

Didn’t he say the three of them would go together?

“He’s already waiting for us at our next stop.” Touro started the car.

The West was a relatively desolate place. Except for the road, it was covered with nothing but sand.

Ning Shu simply closed her eyes and began to cultivate.

She cultivated the Unsurpassable Martial Arts.

MTL Editor: Ran