Chapter 1239

Lucius Crown looked at Morbius in disbelief and asked angrily: "So you can live, and I have to die, is that it?"

Morbius looked at his good friend, reached out to hold his head, and muttered: "This is a curse, believe me, brother, really, this is a curse, I—I have to leave."

"No, don't, don't go, please, brother, don't..."

Lucius Crown held onto him tightly, begging constantly, but Morbius suddenly changed his face and pushed him away.

The terrifying vampire-like face scared Lucius Crown silly; by the time he reacted, Morbius had already disappeared.

Lucius Crown, who had been stabbed hard by his good brother, didn't understand why a person at 37 degrees could say such cold words!

He also didn't know if he should despair over his good brother's betrayal or the loss of the opportunity to live.

He only knew that he was finished, everything was finished.

"Heh!"

Su Quan, who had heard Lucius Crown's account, couldn't help but sneer.

The plot development here was already different from the movie; in the movie, it was Lucius Crown who went to the lab to find Morbius, but Morbius's attitude and words were exactly the same, and in the end, he drove Lucius Crown away.

However, Lucius Crown secretly swiped a bottle of vampire serum before leaving, and after returning, he injected the serum with a 'success or death' mentality, becoming the second 'vampire'.

Then, he launched a revenge against Morbius, hoping that Morbius could accept this change just like himself.

Morbius is the protagonist, how could he collude with the villain? Friendship, logic, none of it mattered; in the final battle between the two, Morbius used his ultimate move to summon bats and killed Lucius Crown.

Here comes the plot hole!

Same illness, same serum, same ability; Morbius can summon bats, but Lucius Crown can't! And he, a vampire, could actually be killed by bats?

That's too ridiculous!

Even more ridiculous is that Lucius Crown consumes human blood, while Morbius consumes artificial blood; logically, Lucius Crown should be stronger than Morbius, right?

Plus, he is also an unscrupulous villain; shouldn't the 'darkening' aura be turned on too?

And the result?

Lucius Crown died!

It's truly ridiculous; it's ridiculous to the extreme!

Yes, Lucius Crown is not a good person; after becoming a vampire, he has no scruples about killing people; calling him a villain is reasonable and has no problems at all.

But you, Morbius, aren't much better; the reasons you refuse to give Lucius Crown the serum simply don't hold water!

First, let's talk about the loss of control and killing.

When you injected the serum, no one knew what would happen; the preparation was insufficient, so the disaster happened.

But now that you know, wouldn't it be fine to make targeted preparations in advance?

If reinforced glass isn't strong enough, use iron; if iron isn't strong enough, use steel; if steel isn't strong enough, find other materials; in short, there must be a way to trap him, right?

Then prepare blood in advance, and wait for him to pass the first transformation period like you did now, and wouldn't it be fine?

It's not like you lose control every time; you just refused him very calmly now, didn't you?

Also, did you forget who subdued you after you went on a killing spree on the ship?