"Live again and be a vampire" The narrator tells us that this chapter is all about Luo's love for momo. She's so desperate for blood that she's willing to sacrifice her own body to get it. The narrator explains that the story isn't really about real people or places. It's just a coincidence. Luo wants to know if his foot hurts, and the narrator assures him that it won't. He also tells her that the saliva of a vampire is like an anesthetic, and that the person who's sucking in the vampire's blood doesn' t feel pain at all. He promises that he'll make her feel comfortable. The vampire says that's fine, but the narrator doesn't seem to understand why he's being so kind to Luo. He's like, "Oh, okay, according to what Mr. Luol said, it seemed to be no problems." The narrator is confused. He feels like he'd been sucked in blood, but he'm not sure if it's an anesthetic or an aphrodisiac. He starts to