Progenitor Vampire: I Have Many Skills!

Her reaction was beyond funny, so Matt couldn't help but laugh out loud. "Hahahahahaha... Honestly, I don't think I could ever get tired of a person who talks to herself and has such adorable reactions, hahaha." He couldn't help but show an uncharacteristic personality of his once again.

If he had to say it, this place made him feel so much better than his world or earth. Emotions flowed more naturally and smoothly here. Besides, there was almost no one around, and he felt like he was freer for that.

The Spirit of Destiny looked at him in shock and processed the fact that he was here; it calmed her upset heart. "Hmph, how did you get in this time? I don't remember activating my ability lately. You can't come in here so freely," she grumbled as she turned to look at the river again.

Matt stopped laughing and looked at her. "Before that, I kept asking myself, why do you like to talk to yourself? You even like to complain to yourself and answer your own questions."

She glared at him after hearing this, but somehow, she wasn't angry.

She even lifted her chest proudly. "Hmph. I'm a very exalted Spirit of Destiny; not just anyone can approach me. So I think out loud since no one is listening to me anyway." At the end of her words, she smiled. For a moment, she thought she wouldn't think of anything to say, but somehow, she arranged the words so that something good would come out.

But Matt stared at her with a great look of doubt. "Oh? Really?" He asked, staring into her eyes.

She had no trouble looking at him for a minute, but after that, she started to feel a little uncomfortable, and her eyes rolled softly. "Yes, really." She said, averting her gaze.

"Oh, that doesn't look convincing at all."

"What do I care, anyway? It's the truth! Now, tell me, how did you get in here?" she replied immediately to Matt's comment, and he smiled.

He lay down on the grass here, which was soothing, and looked up at the sky.

"I won't tell you. I'm curious about how you answered my previous question, but you answered it so vaguely that you're not very convincing," he replied.

She looked at him with her mouth open but snorted shortly after.

"Hmph. I don't mind then. I'll stick to my own thing." She said, turning her attention away from Matt.

"Annoying boy." She muttered as he started to keep throwing rocks at the river.

Matt smiled a little at this but said nothing.

He just relaxed there.

At first, she had no trouble ignoring him. But after about 5 minutes, she looked sideways at him once. Then it was four times, but she continually tried to ignore him.

This action reflected that she was really interested to know or maybe she wanted to talk.

So Matt was patient.

And suddenly, a voice came from her side. Stay with m_vl_em_p_yr

"...It's actually so I don't feel lonely." She said softly, looking down.

Matt then stood up. "What did you say? I didn't hear," he said, and she sighed.

She knew he wanted to upset her, but she didn't care.

"I am a Spirit of Destiny. Every day, I am alone, looking at the destiny of many things. When someone comes here, for some reason, they don't talk because it is not allowed to talk in the Mountains of Destiny. The only one who talked in the beginning was my summoner, but over time, she has stopped communicating and only cares about money and status."

"That's boring, and watching Destiny isn't much fun either. So, I talk to myself so I don't get bored."

Matt was surprised that she was sincere at this point, but the fact that this unusual beauty said something like this with such a pitiful expression on her face made Matt feel pity and sympathy.

He smiled then and moved a little closer to her.

"If that's the case, why don't you become my spirit? Not to flatter myself, but I think I think more than I need to. If I use that time talking to you, you'd have practically no boring hour in your day." He suggested.

She looked at him in surprise. "Become your spirit? But I have summoner."

Matt shrugged. "If I kill her, wouldn't you go free? You wouldn't even have to break the contract, would you?"

She was startled by that. "You want to break someone's destiny? That's dangerous. You'll trigger consequences, and they could be serious!" she replied quickly, making Matt frown.

"Oh? What do you mean?" He asked, and then she realized she had said something else, so she put her hands to her mouth.

"No, it's nothing." She replied and looked away.

Her determined look told Matt that she would never say another word about it. 'It's unusual to see such a determined look on a person like her. But it seems fate is a bit of a tricky one.' He thought, smiling softly.

Not that he minded anyway.

"Alright then, I don't care about the consequences. I only want you as my spirit, so I'll just have to kill her anyway."

Though she was surprised, she sighed. "Even so, we can't know if you're a match..." She said, but she suddenly felt something in 'Matt' and abruptly turned around.

"Totally compatible? You're..." She was in shock, and Matt was smiling.

He had already realized that he did, in fact, seem to have compatibility with any of the spirit orders.

She gasped. "The second person to have a compatibility with all spirits... You're amazing. And to think you're a vampire..." Her words escaped her thoughts at this point, which made Matt startle.

"You know I'm a vampire?" he asked in shock.

She nodded. "I figured it out that one time."

"You didn't tell anyone?"

"No, that's none of my business. Vampires are living things, too. Although I don't know why there's something about them, that's a little strange..." She said softly, with a bit of hesitation at the end.

"Strange? Why?"

The Spirit of Destiny sighed and looked at the river. There were things she didn't want to say, but for some reason, she thought it wouldn't be a bad idea to say it.

"Millions of years ago, our world was visited by many vampires. They had a very strong leader. That guy was amazing, my mother told me. Originally, they made a deal with the Spirit World and could summon us with ease. But after a long time, the connection between the two races was broken. They reneged on the pact, and now they can no longer summon us." She spoke.