That's the case with Sophie. In the past, vampires would have had almost no other means of eating other than attacking humans to suck blood. But now, due to the development of technology, vampires can survive without attacking humans.

But these guys who cannibalize human flesh obviously have higher requirements.

After all, donating blood is not a problem, but donating meat...hehe...I'm afraid this is unlikely.

Maybe cloning would work?

But human cloning itself has moral and ethical issues, and cloning humans to feed monsters? This is even more uncomfortable, right?

Why does this feel like a scene from a Hollywood movie? A person is born on an isolated island, and then discovers that he is a clone, and that he is a clone who is fed to monsters, and then he escapes from the island.

Found the main body, fought with it, and finally the clone killed the main body and then disguised himself as the main body and obtained everything from him... Well, I should be able to win some kind of prize for this plot.

perhaps.

"So Mr. Fangzheng, what should we do next?"

"I learned something from this guy. Huh, it turns out that these monsters have been hiding in human society for a long time and have formed their own small circles. They must be eliminated one by one."

After talking to the old man, Fang Zheng discovered that the social trajectory of this group of monsters is very similar to martial arts novels. Basically, a powerful monster becomes the leader, then recruits a bunch of followers, and then forms a gang or sect, and then delimits the scope.

Prey among them. Because each gang has a different style, the methods of hunting among these people are also different.

Of course, it is not that there are no loners. For example, the woman Fang Zheng killed before seems to be a lone ranger who came to this area recently, codenamed "Dashi".

But this time, Fang Zheng's target is another powerful enemy in this area.

foodie.
Chapter completed!