After the initial shock, Vladimir was ecstatic. He was going to crush Dracula under his heel and become the most powerful vampire!
"Good." Mike nodded, taking note of this information. "One last question, what valuables does Dracula have?"
Both Mike and Vladimir knew the score. Vladimir was bankrupt, he had nothing left to squeeze. Even if he did have something, it would be a trump card he wouldn't reveal unless absolutely necessary, something that could potentially save his life, and he wouldn't trade it for a bit of blood essence.
Therefore, the only thing Vladimir could trade was information.
Fortunately, as a "traitor" to the blood clan, Vladimir felt no guilt about selling out Dracula. Forget about morals, there was no way to restrain Vladimir.
When it came to betraying his teammates, Vladimir was becoming bolder and bolder.
Betraying Dracula once was fun, betraying him always was even more fun!
