American Comics: I Am a Vampire Traveler, Awakening to Dimensional Deprivation

In the East End of Gotham, Lin Jue entered the DC universe for the third month. A dimensional rift that only he could see opened in the alleyway - the entrance to the vampire world slowly emerged. On the plane, the Blood Ancestor had just woken up, and more than two hundred passengers were its food reserves. Lin Jue stood on the cargo hatch cover, and there was a muffled sound of a giant object hitting metal beneath his feet. He yelled "there's a bomb" just one second before the stewardess opened the door, coerced all passengers to crush the cargo hatch cover with his weight, and forcibly changed the outcome of the entire flight. Deprive talent of activation. Defeat your opponent, steal all abilities, and automatically remove side effects. The regenerative power of the Blood Ancestor, the speed of Eshorst, the parasitic instinct of the worms - every time he kills a vampire, his body takes a step closer to the "perfect vampire". "I'm not here to be a hero." Lin Jue pulled out the silver sword from the Blood Ancestor's chest and watched it melt into the dimensional rift and flee hastily, "I'm just here to purchase goods." The system pops up a prompt: The next dimension cover is loading. He looked up at the Gotham night sky, where the Bat-Light was cutting through the clouds. Ability deprivation is not only effective for vampires. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.