My Vampire System novel Chapter 409

Chapter 409 Vampire Structure

The rest of the day, there wasn’t really much to be done. Since it was the first day, the students were just given their schedule of what they would learn for the rest of the semester. The group took a quick look at it and there didn’t seem to be any worrying details on there. Well, at least not anything too worrying for how long they were planning to stay there.

And with that, the school had ended earlier on its first day than it usually would. Students were encouraged to interact with each other and continue exploring the school, but they weren’t to leave the campus. They could explore the library, check out the training area, and even pop into the other classrooms.

In each building, there were living quarters. Since the school was only open for two months during the summer. In a way the school was treated as a summer camp for all the vampire families. While for most of the year they would be taught by their own family.

They were to stay there and learn every day until they were eventually sent back to their families, where they would continue their learning process and training. They would then be invited again at the end of the year to take the final examination to see if they were able to become an adult vampire. There weren’t any details about what this exam was, but since it didn’t concern Vorden and the others, they were not really interested in it, anyway.

As they left the classroom, the group had split up a little. The boys’ and girls’ dorms were separated and during class they had all been given a keycard with their room number. Cia immediately said to the others that she would be going to get some rest. The others didn’t mind this because she looked absolutely drained.

In a short amount of time, she had gone through a lot. The experience of what the boys went through and what she had gone through couldn’t be compared; they were slowly introduced to everything. She had instead been thrown in on the deep end, and they couldn’t really blame her for feeling the way she did. However, Vorden still felt like she had been a little quieter than usual for some reason.

Apart from what she had just said as they were about to leave the classroom, she hadn’t spoken or asked anything about what they planned to do.

As the boys were just about to leave the class as well, Silver decided to give a bit of warning to Borden, stopping and calling out to him.

"For what you did earlier, I just want to give you a little warning." Silver said. "The boy you stopped before, he’s one of the head teacher’s favourite pupils, and he’s linked to the first family. Usually I would say there’s nothing to worry about, but you see, you being in the tenth family means that even if they do target you, you don’t really have any protection."

"While I’m around he won’t really do anything to hurt you, I promise you that. You protected my family so I will protect you. But I can’t keep an eye on you the whole time. I would suggest for today you head back to your room." Silver said as she went back inside her classroom.

Listening to Silver’s advice, Vorden knew it was important that they didn’t cause any trouble. They were more at risk than anybody. If he was to get into a fight with a vampire, he couldn’t imagine not taking a hit, and taking a hit means spilling blood. Revealing his identity to everyone.

At the time, he wanted to not get involved in anything, but his body was moving before he knew it.

"Just go." Logan said. "No one is after me, so I’ll be fine. Besides, I’m more careful than any of you lot, anyway. I’ll try to get some information about what happened to Fex and try to find out more about the tenths."

With that, the three of them had split up, but would be soon joining each other again.

Spreading his little spiders out, and heading to the library himself, Logan tried to gather as much information from as many different sources as possible. After a few hours of research, from gossip, books and some old articles on the computer system, Logan was starting to get an idea of the structure of the place.

Before returning to his room, he decided he would stop by Vorden’s first.