Reincarnated As a Vampire [English Version]

Extra Chapter

Avrora in the World of Tensura

The sky spun around me.
My body felt like it was falling—directionless. Not up. Not down. But through a space that shouldn’t exist.

> “Unstable interdimensional teleportation…?”

I tried to stabilize my magic—but it was too late.

ZAPPP—!

A blinding light filled my vision. And when I opened my eyes—I was already standing in the middle of a peaceful green meadow, under a clear blue sky without a single crack in the dimension.

> “Huh…? This world… Where am I?”

The atmosphere in this world was dense with magic. No—overflowing with it. It felt like I was walking on top of a massive mana stream.

“Who are you?”

A sudden voice called out to me. I spun around instantly, my hand gripping my sword.

Standing before me was a man with light-blue hair, dressed like a modern CEO but with piercing eyes full of curiosity. Next to him stood a blonde man, squinting suspiciously at me.

> “Hmph. That energy… It’s unusual. A Half-God?”

“My name is Avrora,” I replied coldly. “I got lost in the dimensional currents.”

He nodded, as if this was nothing out of the ordinary.

> “I’m Rimuru Tempest. King of the Jura Tempest Federation. And this is Veldora—the temperamental dragon.”

“HEY! Who are you calling temperamental?!”

Veldora huffed indignantly, but Rimuru just waved him off casually.

> “Relax. We’re used to visitors from other worlds.”

I paused for a moment. A country? A dragon? A slime king?
This world… was insane.

Rimuru studied me with interest.

> “The energy in your body… it’s an extremely rare kind of magic. Vampire? But also divine? Are you a friend or foe?”

I didn’t answer immediately. But since he didn’t show any signs of hostility, I slowly lowered my sword.

“If you don’t pose a threat… I have no reason to fight.”

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A Few Hours Later

I was brought to the Tempest Castle. A luxurious building that seemed to blend technology and magic seamlessly.
But the most surprising thing was… a slime ruling this land?

> “Did I end up in the wrong world…?”

Inside the main hall, I sat across from Rimuru, who was calmly sipping tea.

> “So… tell me about your world. I love hearing stories from other dimensions.”

I let out a soft sigh and began explaining everything. The war between gods. Minerva’s betrayal. My battle that led to dimensional collapse.

When I mentioned the word “god,” Rimuru’s eyes narrowed slightly.
Even Veldora, who had been lounging around, suddenly sat up straight.

> “An evil god, huh? But… you managed to defeat them?”

I nodded.

Suddenly, a magical alarm blared. One of Rimuru’s subordinates burst into the room in a panic.

> “Lord Rimuru! A dimensional rift just opened in the south! An unidentified golem has appeared!”

I immediately stood up. “A dimensional golem? That could be a remnant from my world.”

Rimuru gave a strained smile.
“Again? Just another day in Tempest.”

We flew to the location. There, a massive golem stood—made of swirling shadows and fractured dimensional crystals.

> “Void Shard Beast…”

I recognized it. A creature born from the spatial collapse after Minerva’s downfall.
It should’ve been destroyed… and yet, a piece of it had been thrown into this world.

> “Let me handle this.”

> “Are you sure?” Rimuru asked.

> “This... is my responsibility.”

I hovered in the air. My black and white wings spread wide. My eyes gleamed as my divine sword Lunarglade materialized in my hand.

> “Perish… remnants of destruction.”

> 「RAGNAROK WING SLASH!!」

My blade sliced through the sky, releasing a wave of energy that split the creature in two.
But it regenerated immediately.

From afar, Rimuru observed with a serious gaze.
“That’s no ordinary golem…”

I nodded. “It can’t be defeated by normal means. But—”

> “With this blood of suffering… and the light I’ve found—”

> 「DIVINE BLOOD NOVA!!」

A blast of red-gold light engulfed the creature, locking the surrounding space and destroying it from within.

Dimensional dust scattered into the wind. Silence returned to the air.

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Rimuru approached me.

> “That was incredible. You’re like… the main character.”

I let out a small laugh. “I am the main character in my world.”

Rimuru grinned. “Well, now you’re a special guest in Tempest. Feel like staying for a while?”

I looked up at the sky.
Maybe… it wouldn’t be so bad.

> “Just for a bit. But don’t get the wrong idea. It’s not because I like this place.”

> “A tsundere, huh? I guess that trope is universal.”

Rimuru chuckled.

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—End of Extra Chapter