Ghost Raising Spell

Liu Youyou's explanation had a profound impact on Ye Shu, at least he knew that raising Ai Qi'er was a challenging task; earning one billion euros wasn't easy. 

Moreover, his own blood was indeed extraordinary, attracting all sorts of supernatural beings. He needed to be more cautious in the future.

After leaving the blood donation vehicle, Ye Shu's mind was far from calm. He continued contemplating the situation. On his back, Ai Qi'er lay pitiful and silent, not daring to utter a word.

Having followed her mother in exile for six years, and now with her mother leaving again, Ai Qi'er had no choice but to rely on a stranger, her big brother. If this big brother were to drive her away, she would undoubtedly starve to death.

"Big brother, please don't drive me away. Mom said I can only rely on you now."

Timidly, Ai Qi'er spoke, and Ye Shu, coming to his senses, smiled, "Why are you still afraid? Your mother and I are sworn to life and death. I won't drive you away. I'm thinking about clothes; I don't know what outfit would make you look the cutest."

Ye Shu spoke the truth. Ai Qi'er was his daughter, even though the revelation was sudden and there wasn't much emotional connection. Still, a daughter is a daughter, and he couldn't drive her away, especially with a billion euros at stake. As a reclusive male with no prospects in life, a little excitement wouldn't hurt.

He smiled, Ai Qi'er with her long eyelashes blinked, hugging him tightly, looking like she was about to cry.

"Alright, alright, we're in the city now. Let's go buy children's clothes. Choose whatever you like; I'll pay with my card."

Ye Shu waved his large hand, entering the bustling city streets. This immediately caused a commotion; pedestrians crowded around, all eyes fixed on Ai Qi'er.

People in the city were playful and fashionable. They came over, exclaiming, "Can we take a picture? She's so cute."

"Whose daughter is this? Can I take a photo?"

Although Ai Qi'er buried her head, they still attracted a lot of attention. Ye Shu felt proud but also troubled; going out was indeed a trial.

He quickly ran to a less crowded place to find a clothing store. Ai Qi'er's mood gradually improved as they spent three full hours shopping. They encountered countless pedestrians, and in the end, they purchased six or seven sets of children's clothing and two sets of yukatas.

Ye Shu wasn't good at coordinating outfits, and Ai Qi'er was shy and hesitant to choose on her own. Whenever she saw Ye Shu, who looked handsome, she bought the outfit.

As it turned out, as long as the person was good-looking, any clothes looked good. Each set Ai Qi'er tried on dazzled the onlookers; several store clerks even gathered around, ready to take pictures if Ye Shu hadn't stopped them. The shop owner even came over, offering a half-price discount, saving Ye Shu some money.

Returning home, Ye Shu was quite tired, while Ai Qi'er, being a vampire, was still full of energy, not easily fatigued. It was already past ten o'clock. Ye Shu, feeling both sleepy and tired, quickly took a shower and rested.

Ai Qi'er also needed a bath and a change of clothes. Now she could do it independently; no one had to assist her. She quickly finished and came out.

Ye Shu, looking at her, couldn't help but be captivated. She was incredibly beautiful with wet, messy golden hair, water droplets on her neck, and a face that was soaked in milk-like whiteness. She wore a pink yukata, resembling a small doll.

Ye Shu couldn't take his eyes off her. Ai Qi'er, seeing him like this, blushed and lowered her head, playing with her yukata's sash, "Big brother, is the yukata pretty?"

Beautiful, exceptionally beautiful. This was his own daughter, having such an adorable daughter made life complete.

He raised his thumb, "It's so beautiful! The yukata looks good, and you look great. When you grow up, it will be incredible."

Ai Qi'er, still young, hadn't thought about growing up. Hearing Ye Shu's praise, she smiled sweetly, feeling delighted.

Ye Shu, not ready to sleep, picked up a hairdryer, "Little Qier, come and sit. I'll blow-dry your hair."

Ai Qi'er obediently sat down, and Ye Shu gently blow-dried her hair, feeling a bit like a father.

Ai Qi'er sat on the sofa, swinging her little feet. She was rarely this peaceful, occasionally stealing glances at Ye Shu and giggling.

After drying her hair, it was even later. Ye Shu yawned repeatedly, and Ai Qi'er promptly asked him to go to sleep.

Ye Shu had things to do the next day, so he needed to rest. Ai Qi'er also climbed onto the bed, and Ye Shu, puzzled, saw her suddenly sit beside him, extending her small hand to massage his arm.

"Big brother, let me give you a massage; my mom taught me this when she was bored."

Daphne was indeed quite bored.

Ye Shu smiled and nodded.

Ai Qi'er's small hand touched his body, soft and warm, like two dough balls. After a few squeezes, Ye Shu fell into a dream.

A night of sweet dreams. The next day when he woke up, Ai Qi'er was already asleep. She lay in the cardboard box, resembling a sleeping cat.

Perhaps this box was a gift from Daphne to Ai Qi'er; she always slept in it.

Ye Shu, lying on his side, looked at her for a while, liking her more and more. He secretly kissed Ai Qi'er on the cheek and then got up to work.

Today, he wanted to try the art of raising ghosts. This was a significant event in his life; he needed to handle it promptly.

He decided to stop writing novels and went to the morning market to buy three live chickens. Then, he started researching vampire and ghost-raising techniques on the computer.

Nowadays, information was abundant, and vampire history and legends were available online, even though nobody believed them to be true.

After careful reading, he found that vampires indeed had eye distinctions, such as black eyes, red eyes, and purple-golden eyes, just as Liu Youyou had mentioned. However, there was no information about vampire royalty, making the royal family mysterious.

Next, he searched for information on ghost-raising techniques. People in the mortal world indeed raised small ghosts, especially in Southeast Asia, where it was quite popular.

This was unexpectedly true; his worldview completely changed.

Ye Shu sighed in secret, but after searching for a long time, he didn't find any information on raising vampires using ghost-raising techniques. He wasn't sure if Liu Youyou's method was reliable.

The day passed like this. When the sun set, Ai Qi'er woke up.

She was clean and fair-skinned, with a face that remained tender after a night's sleep. If it were someone else, their face would likely be gre

asy by now.

The first thing Ai Qi'er did upon waking up was to feed on blood. However, she felt embarrassed to ask Ye Shu for it.

Ye Shu was still concerned about Liu Youyou's words; after all, being sucked to death was not something he took lightly.

However, he wouldn't blame Ai Qi'er. He smiled gently, "Qi'er, today we'll try a new method. If it works, you'll be able to drink your fill every day."

Ai Qi'er blinked, not fully understanding, but nodded obediently.

Ye Shu immediately went to the kitchen to kill the chickens and collect their blood in a large bowl.

Ai Qi'er, holding her nose, approached and saw, turning pale, "Big brother, I feel like vomiting."

Even the royal family refused to drink ordinary human blood, let alone chicken blood. Ye Shu understood, but he had no other choice. He didn't say anything and quickly cut his finger with a knife, squeezing a drop of his own blood into the bowl.

As the blood dripped in, ripples spread across the surface of the chicken blood, astonishing Ye Shu.

After a moment, the color of the chicken blood had lightened. Ai Qi'er cautiously took a breath, then happily exclaimed, "It smells good."

Ye Shu relaxed, hurriedly handing the bowl to Ai Qi'er. She took a few glances and couldn't help but swallow saliva.

The chicken blood no longer seemed like ordinary blood; the low-quality blood essence had been dispersed. Ai Qi'er no longer found it repugnant.

"Little Qi'er, try a sip. If it doesn't taste good, I'll find another way."

Nervously, Ye Shu said, and Ai Qi'er, with an affirmative hum, opened her small mouth. Two fangs protruded, tiny like cute tiger teeth.

She lowered her head to bite the bowl, but her mouth was too small to hold it. Ye Shu couldn't stop laughing.

"You don't need to bite; just drink it directly."

Ai Qi'er was still too young and unfamiliar with "hunting" techniques; she only knew how to bite.

As Ye Shu spoke, she blushed shyly, retracting her fangs, and began drinking.

After a sip, Ai Qi'er raised her head and happily said, "It's not as delicious as brother's, but I won't vomit."

Ye Shu laughed heartily; the experiment was a success. Raising ghosts was too straightforward.

Ai Qi'er was also delighted, happily gulping down the blood. When she finished most of it, only a little was left.

Ye Shu handed her the bowl, "This is your snack; enjoy it slowly."

Ai Qi'er smiled, revealing cute dimples. Ye Shu, in a great mood, was about to call Liu Youyou and tell her about the success when Liu Youyou called him first.

Listening to Liu Youyou's hesitant voice on the phone, Ye Shu couldn't help but be amused, "Sorry, I've already succeeded."

"What?"

Liu Youyou screamed in the phone, and Ye Shu moved it away, "I've already succeeded."

"My goodness, what kind of blood do you have? Give me your address; I'll come over immediately. Haha, I'm going to get rich!"

Liu Youyou sounded like she had gone mad. Ye Shu provided his address, and she hung up, rushing over.

Ye Shu was curious about his own blood too. Letting Liu Youyou continue researching wasn't a bad idea.

Without thinking too much, he turned to look at Ai Qi'er. Holding the bowl, she was still licking the blood.

Seeing her licking blood, which could be terrifying, turned out to be so cute. Ye Shu rubbed his chest forcefully; Ai Qi'er shyly said, "Snacks taste so good."