Not just a husky

Since last night, Muyun has been locked in her room, ignoring any attempts to call her.

Vivian had prepared breakfast for a whole houseful of people (though it was more like lunch since this group didn't wake up until after ten), and noticing one missing person at the table, she looked towards the door leading to the living room with a bit of concern. "Is Dàgǒu okay?"

"After such a big emotional shock, she's bound to feel lost for a while. Watching her, I felt like my whole worldview was collapsing, let alone her, as she's directly involved," Lin Feng said as he served himself rice. "I'll take her food in later. The last person she probably wants to see right now is you; it would be too awkward."

Vivian didn't catch on right away. "Why?"

Lin Feng spread his hands. "She was proud to confront you as a werewolf, but now, even though she's still a vampire, the werewolf has turned into a Siberian husky—do you think she'd want to see you now? It would be too awkward."

"Inferiority complex? I doubt she can think that complicatedly," Vivian said, taking a seat next to Lin Feng and absentmindedly tossing half a ham at the word "Roll" written on the table. "And the two of us aren't as hostile as you imagine. It's true I don't really like werewolves, and I do argue with Dàgǒu often, but honestly... it's not like we're mortal enemies. There's no need to avoid each other because of this. That's how I see it."

Lin Feng wanted to say that only the person involved could explain this, but thinking of Muyun's usual lack of insight, he couldn't really say what that silly girl was thinking in her room, so he could only sigh helplessly. Yzaks watched coldly for a while, then suddenly said, "Although I still don't quite understand what a 'Siberian husky' is, isn't that little girl quite sad this time?"

"I find it hard to explain the psychological state of a werewolf who discovers she's actually a Siberian husky," Lin Feng said sincerely. Yzaks chuckled, "What's so hard to understand? Over on my end, there's a demon captain who always thought he was the descendant of a fallen angel. In the end, I didn't dare tell him that his wings were deformed from a difficult birth, lack of oxygen when they were born, and came out all twisted..."

Lin Feng: "...I'll go take food to Muyun."

He served Muyun her meal, came to her door, and gently knocked twice, but there was no sound from inside.

"Muyun, it's me," Lin Feng said with a bit more force. "Open up, it's time to eat. If there's anything bothering you, don't keep it inside. Let's talk about it after you eat..."

Before he could finish, the door was pulled open, and Muyun, still in her werewolf form, appeared at the door, rubbing her sleepy eyes. "Oh, Landlord, time to eat?"

Lin Feng: "...So, you just woke up?"

"Yeah."

"We took turns calling you at the door earlier..."

"I didn't hear anything."

Lin Feng: "..."

He carefully observed Muyun's expression and found no traces of sadness or sorrow on her face, only the drowsiness of just waking up. Suddenly, he didn't know what to say: the three of them had worried and fretted over this girl all night and morning, thinking she had locked herself in her room because something was wrong, only to find out that she had fallen asleep as soon as she got back to her room, so there was no response!

Lin Feng wanted to ask: this silly girl, after finding out she's actually a Siberian husky, does she really need to emphasize her racial nature so forcefully?

Muyun had no idea what the expression on Lin Feng's face meant. She just cheerfully took her food and ran to the dining table as usual, devouring it like a whirlwind, eating two bowls of rice in ten minutes, belching satisfactorily, then looked around with a silly smile, "Mm, I'm full."

"Could it be that she was so stimulated that she's completely lost her mind?" Even Vivian was a bit dumbfounded this time, unable to help but reach out and touch Muyun's forehead, "Dàgǒu, do you really remember what happened last night?"

Fortunately, Muyun heard this and finally showed some change on her face, proving to herself that she wasn't stupid. She looked around, then looked at Lin Feng hesitantly, "Landlord... am I really a Siberian husky?"

"Absolutely, there's no escaping reality," Vivian answered for Lin Feng, "Actually, you should think positively. Wolves and huskies are closely related. In essence, werewolves are wolf spirits, and huskies are closer to wolf spirits... you can think of yourself as a minority within werewolves."

"Am I the only one in the whole clan?" Muyun counted on her fingers, her face looking strange, "How can I be a husky..."

"Maybe there's a branch of huskies in the werewolf clan." Vivian, surprisingly, comforted Muyun at this moment, "You see, huskies evolved from wolves, hundreds of years ago, they were one family—so the husky spirit and the orthodox werewolf spirit were once one family, and it's entirely possible that a husky branch split from the orthodox werewolf."

"I feel like this is getting more and more bizarre." Lin Feng muttered to Yzaks under his breath.

The Great Demon nodded, "But I feel like this explanation is quite reasonable."

Lin Feng: "..."

Muyun was obviously not good at dealing with such complicated questions. After Vivian went around in circles, she began to feel dizzy, and finally she waved her hand, "Forget it, don't think about it so much, I'm living well on my own, it doesn't affect my eating and sleeping."

Lin Feng couldn't help but sigh: truly a Siberian husky, look at this level of philosophical enlightenment—it's so high that it's almost stupid.

"Actually, if you're still worried, I can use the most accurate method to verify it for you." Vivian, as a vampire, completely set aside racial prejudices and actively offered to help. She grabbed Muyun's hand earnestly, "It's easy to misjudge by appearance, and we don't understand the data terminal, but I have a way that you'll definitely agree with."

Muyun's ears perked up, "How?"

"Let me suck a little blood from you," Vivian said casually.

Muyun immediately pulled her hand back, scrambling behind Lin Feng, "Bat, pay attention! I've finally started to consider you a friend!"

"Why are you so nervous?" Vivian looked at Muyun disdainfully, "When you go to the hospital for a blood test, I suck a bit just to test your blood. It's not like I'm going to eat it. Think about it, once this opportunity is

 gone, if you go somewhere else, you won't find a similar service, you can only go to a veterinarian, and there's definitely no veterinarian on this planet who will help you determine if you're a werewolf or a husky spirit."

Lin Feng instinctively felt that Vivian's method was less accurate than his own data terminal, but after thinking for a moment, Muyun decided to trust the vampire once, "Alright, let's make a deal. It's just a bite, otherwise, I'll bite back, and my dental hygiene is definitely better than yours."

A husky comparing dental hygiene with a vampire, could this girl be any cuter!

Vivian smiled slightly, slowly approaching Muyun, who instinctively curled up into a ball on the sofa, her tail starting to stiffen, "Where... where are you going to bite?"

"According to our clan rules, it's the neck, but if you're not sure, I can switch to the arm."

"What's so scary about it, just bite the neck... wait, did you brush your teeth?"

"The fangs of a high-ranking blood clan member cannot have bacteria, rest assured, they're cleaner than a sterile room."

"...Then you should rinse your mouth too, I'm suspicious."

"You talk too much! Close your eyes, I'm going to bite now!"

"Wow!"

Muyun's nonsense was cut short as Vivian bit down, and the werewolf girl let out a short, sharp cry from her throat. Lin Feng watched from the side, watching the two beautiful girls entangled on the sofa, and thought, the scene was like lilies in full bloom... such a waste.

True to her promise, Vivian only sucked a little blood and finished in a few seconds, sitting up and starting to savor it, Muyun's face showing a strange blush, carefully looking at Vivian, "How is it?"

Vivian's expression slowly changed from calm to increasingly strange, her brow furrowing. Muyun, seeing this scene, immediately became nervous, "Don't scare me... what's the matter?"

"I feel like I still know too little about this world," Vivian said calmly, moving away from Muyun a bit, "There are two pieces of news, and I don't know if they're good or bad... first, you really are a Siberian husky, really, I swear in the name of the blood clan, my judgment of blood has never been wrong."

Muyun was prepared for this news and found it quite acceptable, "What about the second one?"

"...I also tasted a sixteenth of a Chihuahua lineage."