Chapter 152: War Puppet and Mechanical Demon
Being mixed-blooded is a very normal thing for demons.

The hybrid offspring of demons and most races have lower growth potential than purebred demons.

But the demons are a special exception.

It’s hard to say whether it’s because humans are too simple to begin with.

The potential of a demon after awakening is determined by the purity of their demon blood. A demon with high blood purity can even reach the level of a demon.

Mutated beings like vampires have spellcasting abilities that werewolves in hell don't possess.

After an unusual meeting with a group of vampires, Mu Hua left the Dusk Villa.

He secretly congratulated himself on having improved the level of his mental stability. The charm of vampires was very strange. Apart from their extraordinary looks, they seemed to have a special attraction to people with complicated minds.

The vampires in Dusk Villa did indeed scare Mu Hua, especially their generally high magical adaptability. Mu Hua even saw an ultra-standard SS-level one for the first time.

Demons do have talents and potential far beyond those of humans, but that transcendence is more reflected in physical growth.

No matter how special vampires are, they are still demons.

The magic adaptability of vampires also varies. The magic adaptability of pure-blooded demons has a high racial tendency, but even so, the magic adaptability of demons of the same type has a certain randomness.

The reason why the demons people see seem to have a high level of magical adaptability.

That's simply because the living environment in hell is cruel enough, and most beings with low adaptability to magic are killed early.

The vampires in the Dusk Courtyard were clearly special among the vampires. Their appearance, temperament, strength, and even their experience levels that they had deliberately suppressed in order to gain recognition from the "Goddess of Justice".

Mu Hua really didn't know where Spring College got such a group of monsters from.

But fortunately, he is not weak now, and potential is just a passing cloud.

The class time for the dusk branch has not yet arrived, but other departments of the college are basically already having open classes.

Perhaps, as Vic said, the class schedule of Dusk Academy is designed to allow vampires and werewolves to selectively participate in courses of other subjects, so that the young students in the academy can gradually adapt to their presence.

The branch school's opening ceremony attracted many faculty members from the main school to participate, and they certainly did not come just to show up.

Almost all the tutors and professors devoted themselves to the open classes after the opening ceremony. These open classes were also intended to attract more students to choose related majors.

Simply put, they recruit people and snatch students so that they can get more shares for their departments from the resources allocated by the college in the future.

Of course, there are no open classes in the Dusk Courtyard. It is a relatively taboo place in the academy and people are allowed to leave but not enter.

At this time, Mu Hua was also choosing his favorite major. He had plenty of time anyway, and as a professor of the Potions Department, no one would chase him away from auditing the courses.

"Cousin, do you like war puppets too?"

The Puppet Making Department has the largest arena in the academy, located in a valley between two large mountains.

A bunker-like viewing platform was dug out from the middle of the mountain. Here, Taibesha met Mu Hua who was also here to watch the game, and she went up to greet Mu Hua.

War puppets, war mechas similar to "Gundam", at this time in the arena, several mechas ranging from eight to fifteen meters in length are performing various tactical actions accompanied by the lecturer's introduction.

The combination of steel and magical technology, every action of these war puppets brings thrilling shock to people.

When humans and monsters engage in large-scale battles, they are often the vanguard on the battlefield.

The only less than ideal aspect is the high energy consumption, which conflicts with magic. The energy supply requires the conversion of magic power into magical energy, and the attack systems are all magic systems.

Looking at Qiong who was following Tabitha, Mu Hua's mouth twitched.

This is a very charming woman. She wears stockings, high heels, and a professional suit. She has an outstanding figure and appearance. Her temperament is serious, but there always seems to be a smile in her eyes that makes people want to get close to her.

"No, I prefer magical life and exoskeleton suits." Avoiding Qiong's sight, this woman who looked like a white peony should be black inside if cut open. Mu Hua was still upset about her teasing at the school gate.

"War puppets do consume too much energy, but it is not easy to cultivate magical life."

"Or do you not care about the combat power of magical life forms, but just simply like them?" Walking beside Tabitha, Qiong smiled at Mu Hua with a playful look on her face.

"It seems that you are really free. I think you should urge the other trial-takers. The trial for the successor to the Benson family is really a joke." This woman had bad intentions, so Mu Hua changed the subject.

It's hard to explain the magic life in full, but the war puppets are easier to understand. They are a group of mechas that carry heavy firepower guns, have powerful power systems, and can release energy attacks that simulate magic.

The reason why magic and magic are clearly distinguished is not because of the so-called steel machinery, but because magic and magic are inherently in conflict.

Just like pouring water into a car's gas tank, pure magic power cannot be the energy source for magical devices and will also damage the delicate magical components inside.

Aside from close combat, the magic mecha's other means of attack are achieved by consuming supplies and converting magical energy.

Weighing from tens to dozens of tons, these mechas are almost entirely made of metal that is higher in quality than Dimanru metal in order to ensure that they are not easily destroyed when fighting against monsters.

They require high control skills from the driver, but do not require much personal combat power from the driver.

This thing is a war machine that can be mass-produced as long as there are enough resources.

The magic mecha can be said to be the easiest high-end combat force and preparation to form in the hands of the human government army. It is a war machine that can also be controlled by the residents.

Men all love to play with mechas, but if the mechas cost money just by moving their fingers, they would probably lose a lot of fans. Although the Hummer is good, it also requires gas. Anyway, Mu Hua is not interested in this thing.

The exoskeleton suit that Mu Hua mentioned is more advanced than the magic mecha.

The exoskeleton suit is similar to a single-soldier exoskeleton, and can also be understood as a magical armor filled with magical technology.

Usually, the overall height of humans after dressing is between three and five meters. If the magic mecha is called a war puppet, the exoskeleton suit is also called a clever demon god.

These names mainly come from hell. Just like the Mechanical Forest in Courtyard 375, there are also demons in hell who tend to use magical warfare equipment. Don't think that these things are only for humans.

The quality requirements of the materials used in the magic armor are much higher than those of the magic mecha. The combat effectiveness of the armor is closely related to the strength of the wearer.

However, the consumption of magic mecha is relatively low, and its mobility and combat capability against powerful individuals are far superior to that of magic mecha.

Mecha warriors are the high-end combat force in the hands of the Anju government. Magic armor and magic mecha are the pride of the Anju people. Their biggest problems are that their manufacturing costs, daily maintenance, energy consumption, etc. are all quite high.

This is a type of weapon that is easy to generate combat power, but will make people poorer as the war goes on.

"What? Are you concerned about the issue of succession? Perhaps we can talk about this in private." Mu Hua changed the subject, and a gleam of light flashed in Qiong's eyes.

"I don't think you should care about this issue. Haha, attacking the courtyard? That's a joke." Tabitha said from the side.

"Is it a joke? That's not necessarily the case. Even if you don't have the ability to challenge the Lord of the Courtyard, you can still make a case based on your performance." Qiong laughed softly.

"And Mu Hua seems to have done a lot of things for you. At least Ivy should be out for the time being." Qiong looked at Mu Hua.

"Hmm?" Mu Hua frowned, and Taibetha was curious.

Ivy should be one of the three illegitimate children. Mu Hua doesn’t remember any connection between him and her.

He hasn't even seen it and he didn't do anything, so he shouldn't take the blame.

"Ivy has contacted the Caesar family. She wants to use the Raiders Group to enter the 375 Courtyard."

"But Mu Hua seems to have a good personal relationship with the head of the association. I heard that the application of Ivy Raider has been rejected several times."

"Now Odysseus's team is going to attack Courtyard 375 again."

"Hehe, Mu, you have done so much for Betha. You care about her very much." While Qiong was joking, she looked at Mu Hua with an inquiring look.

"..." Mu Hua was silent and looked at Qiong, still wondering.

He only got 4,000 demon gold coins from Webster. Are you sure these things have anything to do with us?

Beside Joan, Tabitha blinked her beautiful big eyes.

She only knew that Mu Hua had been weak these days, as if he was very tired. After hearing what Qiong said, she realized that Mu Hua had been worrying about her.

"Cousin..." Tabitha said with emotion.

"Yeah. They are just small things. Don't think too much about it." Mu Hua looked serious, calm and generous. When he waved his hand, he showed an open attitude of doing good deeds without leaving a name. . .

(End of this chapter)