Chapter 259
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After quickly flipping through the first few pages, Allen couldn't help but curse out loud.
Daisy heard this and curiously looked over.
After reading the first few sentences, Daisy, who was also a woman and had a good appearance, angrily turned her head away.
After a long while, Allen closed the book and sighed, "The Dark Night Duke is quite a character. In order to complete the experiment of the Simmore Clan, he dared to take the risk. The scars on his face were caused when he added the Phoenix Blood. "
"Phoenix Blood?" Daisy asked doubtfully.
"The Phoenix Blood is the lifeblood of the Simmore Clan. If the Simmore Clan can successfully use the Phoenix Blood to complete the experiment, their magic power will greatly increase and they will be able to travel through space. "
Daisy opened her eyes wide in surprise, "Even if it's Hogwarts?"
"Yes, anywhere. You see, Hogwarts can't use Phantom Shift, but for Dumbledore's Phoenix, it's completely ineffective. "Allen gave an example.
"Not only that, if his experiment is successful-" Allen's expression suddenly became strange.
"What will happen?" Daisy's heart felt like it was being scratched by a cat. She was extremely curious and hurriedly urged.
"It can keep the skin of a Vampire smooth and clean. It can give them unlimited energy, help them sleep, maintain their bones … … It can even make their breath fresh. "
Allen shook his head. The Dark Night Duke deliberately marked these functions, which made Allen feel a bit funny.
"Wow!" Daisy's face revealed a yearning expression.
The effect that Allen sneered at was precisely the function that women dreamed of.
"Is there any more Phoenix Blood?" Daisy began to actively investigate.
In this room, she found nothing.
"It seems that the Dark Night Duke used up all the precious Phoenix Blood." Daisy murmured, unable to hide her disappointment.
"No, there must be more Phoenix Blood. The Dark Night Duke's experiment hasn't been completed yet, how could he be willing to use up all the Phoenix Blood?"
Allen replied with certainty.
"Where would it be? Maybe it's in a small bottle. There won't be too much. "
Allen nodded. Daisy's guess was reasonable.
"Vampires will either carry such a precious item with them or keep it in a safe place —"
"Coffin!" Allen and Daisy exclaimed in unison.
The two of them hurried to the dark room outside.
Allen raised his glowing wand and aimed it at the coffin, looking inside with rapt attention.
The inside of the coffin was covered with purple velvet. Under the illumination of Allen's wand, the velvet shone faintly. Allen let the wand shine back and forth inside the coffin.
He used the light to lock something in the bottom of the coffin, something blue, framed by purple velvet.
Allen moved closer and finally saw it clearly.
A bottle, a blue glass bottle
Allen and Daisy both moved to the bottom of the coffin, trying to see the thing more clearly. Allen leaned against the wall of the coffin and leaned down to look at the bottle.
Daisy passed by Allen and picked up the bottle. She raised the bottle and looked at it carefully with the help of the faint fluorescence of the wand.
The bottle was round, dark blue, and Daisy could easily hold it in her hand. The glass was smooth, and there was a blue glass stopper at the mouth of the bottle.
Daisy shook the bottle. "It's not empty," she whispered.
"Hey, there's a label." Daisy pointed to a small square of paper on the glass screen.
"Can you read it?" She asked. She raised the blue bottle to Allen's face.
On the small label, there were faded antique letters. Alan narrowed his eyes as he looked at it.
Those words had been ground to a blur.
Allen held the wand steady and finally recognized the words. It was in Latin — Blood of the Phoenix.
Daisy turned the bottle in her hand, looking for more information, but there were only a few words printed on the label — Blood of the Phoenix.
Allen turned the light into the coffin again to see if they had missed anything.
Allen shone the light back and forth in the coffin. Then he leaned over the coffin wall and touched the purple velvet with his hand. It felt soft and smooth.
There was a buzzing sound. Allen looked back at Daisy and saw that she had started to unscrew the stopper.
"Hey, Daisy, what are you doing?" Allen shouted.
"Opening it," Daisy replied. "But the stopper is stuck. I think …"
"Don't —" Allen shouted. "Stop!"
Daisy's light blue eyes were shining. She stared into Allen's eyes. "What's wrong? I just want to take a look. "
"Daisy, you'll regret it if you open it." Allen calmly took a few steps back.
Daisy was skeptical, but her natural curiosity overcame everything. She stubbornly pulled the stopper.
Hiss …
It took Daisy a few seconds to figure out where the hissing sound came from. Then she saw a cloud of white smoke coming out of the bottle.
The thick smoke shot out like a jet. It was hot and scorching. Daisy felt it brush past her face.
"Oh!" Daisy couldn't help but groan in pain.
She stumbled back, unable to catch her breath.
Daisy waved one hand wildly, trying to drive the smoke away.
In the chaos, the bottle and the stopper fell from her hand.
Allen quickly rushed forward and caught the bottle. The stopper rolled to the side.
The scorching smoke spread around Allen and the others. In a few seconds, the smoke filled the whole room.
"It seems that the Phoenix Blood has been preserved very well. It still contains a strong vitality." Allen picked up the stopper that Daisy threw away and put it back.
"I … I can't breathe." Daisy said breathlessly.
Her eyes were burning. She even felt a burning sensation on her tongue.
Her stomach was churning and her throat was tight.
Daisy touched her face with both hands.
"Is my face okay?" She asked in horror.
"Don't worry. It won't cause you any real harm." Allen waved his magic wand and the thick smoke disappeared without a trace.
"I warned you before. In the future, if you encounter something you're not familiar with, don't touch it." Allen shrugged and put away the Phoenix Blood.
Daisy no longer objected to Allen's actions.
"Allen, let's get out of here." Daisy desperately wanted to go back and look at herself in the mirror.
Although this damn manor didn't have a mirror, it was good to take a cold shower and relieve the burning sensation on her body.
"Okay, let's go." Allen and Daisy reached an agreement.
Daisy took the lead and walked out of the dark room. Allen followed behind her.
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