Under certain circumstances, Luhan wouldn't insist on Changmin to come with them, but the situation was quite crucial. “Kai, take Hana on a walk.” Luhan suddenly said, and Kai threw him a long gaze before he stood up. Hana, who didn't want to go anywhere, looked at Changmin, but he only patted her back. “It's alright. Go.” With slight reluctance, Hana followed Kai, who already went to the door without looking at her.

“I have a hint who could have sent those Vampires after us,” surprised, Changmin raised his brow, even though he also had a slight clue. “You know who wants my death more than anyone else.” Changmin nodded. It was an open secret among Vampires that Luhan and his friends had been outlawed for certain and quite severe reasons, but there were only a few who dared to oppose him, or rather there were only a few who were strong enough.

“That's usually not his style... well, maybe, but he usually does it differently.” The last time that certain person had tried to kill Luhan, he had sent an assassin, a very skillful one, but not skillful enough. Luhan had killed him, brutal and fast, after a short, yet intense fight. With some help, he had sent the head back with a nice small message, which roughly said that the certain person could kiss his and try harder next time. “I doubt that. Something's going on over there, something that demands his full attention. He won't bother with me if whatever he is doing is so important.”

Changmin leaned back, a frown on his face. Luhan had a point there and the question was, what was his cousin's plan. “You know as much as I know; I can't walk around openly there. Neither can you.” Vampires all over the territory would look out for them and would report it immediately. “I know, and I also know that you know ways how to get in.” Changmin disliked the huge grin on Luhan's face, but he was right, Changmin knew ways how to sneak into the territory of the Vampires without being seen.

“My friends will help you,” he said with a flat tone, while he grabbed a pen and a piece of paper. “Here, this is their address. Just tell them that I sent you guys. That should be enough.” Luhan took the note, and his smile disappeared. “I want you to come with us.” Everything inside Changmin struggled against those words, and he clenched his hands to fists. “Why?” He simply asked, and Luhan leaned back.

His gaze showed an expression of snottiness, which angered Changmin, and if Luhan wouldn't be Luhan, Changmin would have kicked him