Vampire's Slice Of Life

"WHAT!?"

Lith almost fell down from his chair as he heard that.

Not just him, all the other servants sucked in a cold breath of air as they heard that and gasped hard.

They wondered how did Ruben have the balls to say something like that, and to the Queen itself!

The most worried out of all people was definitely Arbour.

He was kneeling on the front row and was sweating buckets right now.

'Damn it, Ruben. If you have a death wish, why take us all with you? Does this guy not know who is in front of him!?'

Despite being a Supreme Rank, the strongest among all Royal Servants, Arbour was the one trembling in fear right now. The others were just too shocked and didn't really worry of dying from the Queen's wrath.

Noman, who was at Ruben's side, sighed and gave up on everything. No matter how many times he says anything to Ruben, he'll never understand and do his own thing.

Lith, for the first time in a while, had gotten a big shock as he heard what Ruben said. He didn't expect that he would say something like that to his mother.

Not only was Lith shocked, he was also starting to fall in a daze.

No child would be fine with having their mother cursed and not to mention in the current case, the bond Lith shared with Lilith went beyond and above than just mother and son.

As Lith was falling into a daze, a cold and murderous aura was starting to seep out of his body. His spiritual power was going haywire and he was losing his cool with each passing second.

Noman, feeling Lith's emotions, turned to look at him and sighed. As he had expected, the Prince was young and what he was afraid of was starting to become true.

He could now only turn to look at his Madam in hopes of having the Prince calm down.

Lilith had the completely opposite reaction than everyone else in the court. She wasn't angry or felt offended and was simply sitting calmly on her throne.

Ruben had stopped after saying his one line and was waiting for the Queen's order to continue further. Lilith hadn't given him permission yet.

And Lilith hadn't done so because she was busy watching Lith's reaction. She knew that he would be the one affected the most by that comment.

She was right. Lith, although falling into a daze, was still rational and didn't fall into his natural instincts to cause bloodshed. He had learnt from the past and was waiting for Ruben to speak further so he could take action.

Lith was looking at Ruben with murder in his eyes, as if Ruben was the culprit and would be killed anytime. But this anger wasn't directed towards him but the people who had made those comments about his mother.

Lilith, after watching Lith for a while, said with a smile, "babies shouldn't stress so much."

Snap!

As she snapped her finger, Lith's entire negative thoughts went down the drain and his thoughts became as calm as a still lake. His body felt relaxed and this feeling was similar to getting drugged before having a medical procedure done on oneself.

Lilith calling Lith baby so openly and in front of everyone had no effect on anyone.

No servant thought anything weird about that as they felt it was only natural Lilith would say that.

Lith was just twenty something, he was still a small child in front of everyone and in the heads of the servants, his image was like a toddler who had just begun walking. Except that this toddler looked like a handsome adult and was a genius and also someone with monstrous prowess.

Even though the image was so bizarre, what they were actually imagining and what went on in the heads of those immortals wasn't something a mortal brain could comprehend or imagine.

Lith, the toddler in question, felt relaxed and chilled.

It felt as if he was riding along the breeze above a river. He didn't have any thoughts and was lost in his own world.

Lilith, after taking care of Lith's mental state, turned to look at Ruben and asked him to continue.

Ruben then said the names of the people and what other things they were saying about Lilith.

The people were not just cursing Lilith, they also said that the new Queen of the Vampires was incompetent.

This one thing Ruben said, it made a vein pop on Lilith's head. She now became genuinely annoyed by the people.

It was one thing to say something about her, but slandering her daughter? This wouldn't be tolerated.

Although Lilith didn't bother with things if they weren't putting her children in some dangerous or life threatening situation, currently her daughter had just begun taking baby steps into the field of politics and administration.

Someone calling her incompetent and not appreciating the work she did was something Lilith wouldn't tolerate.

If it wasn't for that and someone said something bad about Lucy, Lilith wouldn't do anything. It wasn't worth it to waste time on idiots who barked like dogs all day and night.

There were countless people who cursed Lilith everyday or thought ill of her. Any mention of hers would make her notified about it.

But she ignored it all as it didn't matter. Lilith was happy in the place she was and it was useless to bother about such little things.

However, now it was different and she was not just annoyed, she was also slightly angry.

Lilith gestured for everyone to quiet down and closed her eyes.

She then extended her hands forward and like opening a zip, she moved her hand from left to right in a horizontal position.

A rift in Space formed and the servants had a look into the void.

In a split second later, around a hundred people appeared out of the rift and it was gone after everyone was here.

The servants were surprised to see so many people appear so suddenly in the court.

As for Lith, he was staring at an empty space in front of him, his mind was blank and he wasn't in his previous jolly state. The effect of the relaxing spell Lilith put on him was over and he should be recovering any moment now.

The almost hundred people that appeared, some seemed to be from the Demon race, some from the vampires, some from the werewolves and so on.

These people, who had been suddenly pulled away from their original places were extremely shocked and were about to panic as they arrived in some strange place, but Lilith sealed their ability to make any noise and had them stay still like a statue in their place.

Noman and Ruben, as they had a look at these people, couldn't help but raise their eyebrows in surprise. They both thought simultaneously:

'Madam is angry…'