On the plane to the Demon Island, Mu Hua was staring at the dark clouds in a trance, feeling a little sleepy.

Although he seems to be busy day and night, Mu Hua's daily routine is actually quite regular because he enters the Abyss Island almost every night.

Witch Annie awakens, encounters a demon illusion on the way, snatches a dimensional fragment, and then Kunna comes to the door, which brings another series of problems.

Mu Hua experienced a lot in this short one day.

At this time, the voices of Taibetha and Helen became a little hazy in his ears. Compared with Taibetha's expectations for the demon's followers, Mu Hua's eyelids were fighting, and the suitable temperature in the cabin brought out his sleepiness.

"Mu Hua, Mu Hua!" He called out several times until someone pushed his shoulder. Mu Hua shuddered and gasped, as if he had just woken up from a short dream.

"Yeah!" Looking back in surprise, Mu Hua was not in a bad mood after waking up, but he was pushed by someone when he was half asleep and half awake. He was slightly frightened and still frowned with a fierce look in his eyes.

"What's wrong? Are you sleepy?" Taibesha asked Mu Hua, waving her hands in front of his eyes until his pupils focused.

"Oh, what's wrong? Well, I'm a little tired." Still a little hysterical, after seeing the environment clearly and his mind gradually becoming clear, Mu Hua responded aimlessly.

"Did you hear all the precautions Helen mentioned? You look so listless. Are you going to mess around with Kunna again?" Taibesha asked Mu Hua with a hint of disgust.

"What nonsense are you talking about? You participated in a witch awakening, and when you came back you encountered a demon that set up an illusion outside the town. I got a dimensional fragment and brought you a logistics team. You are in high spirits. Tell me, what are the precautions?" Mu Hua replied unhappily.

"You got the dimensional fragment?" Tabitha was surprised, and the dissatisfaction on Helen's face also subsided.

"Well, a space for the undead, you may not like it." Mu Hua said casually, yawning, unscrewing a bottle of water and taking two sips.

Things that happened to Mu Hua today happened one after another. Tabitha had no idea what happened before he returned to the hotel. As he told the story bit by bit, the expressions of surprise on Tabitha and Helen's faces became more and more intense.

"Are you experiencing these things every day?" Although Mu Hua's words were vague and confusing, Helen still asked hesitantly.

"He was the one who made trouble, but I wasn't. As you said, the area of ​​that dimensional space is not small. Do you have a cross-boundary stone? Get a key and give it to me." While refuting, Taibesha said to Mu Hua.

"Let's see the situation later. There's something wrong with that space. The magical environment there doesn't seem to be very safe." Mu Hua said vaguely, and he had already attributed all the abnormalities of the Abyss Island to the fusion and mutation of dimensional fragments.

The dimensional space aroused Taibetha's interest, and the original topic about the Demon Banquet was diverted.

However, after obtaining the dimensional fragment, Mu Hua did not enter that space again. He only said that there were problems with that space. Seeing that Mu Hua could not explain the details for a while, Helen turned the topic back to the Demon Banquet.

"Are you saying that there is still danger in the Demonic Banquet?" Mu Hua asked with a frown as Helen spoke.

"Yes, the purpose of the Demon Night Banquet is to find contract partners for young demons in order to suppress their demonic nature."

"But over the years, many demons in the clan have been exiled because they completely lost their rationality due to premature awakening."

"Killing those exiled ones is equivalent to a rite of passage for young demons. You need to assist your contracted partners in completing the rite of passage."

"The demons are not that cheap. Although they will provide you with a certain degree of protection and the battle will mainly be between the demons and the exiled, you are still in danger."

"Unless your contractor is willing to sign a contract with you in advance, the tribe will also confirm whether you are qualified to allow the tribe members to become your dependents based on your performance when hunting exiles." Helen said to Mu Hua.

"Give the exiles a fair death?" Mu Hua sighed.

"Well, the exiled did not voluntarily lose their humanity. They were once our people, even relatives, so the demon clan will end them in battle."

At this point, although Helen had a cold face, one could clearly feel that she was in a low mood.

Demons who have lost their humanity are more violent than demons. It is a kind of annihilation of rationality. The demon clan does not kill such beings directly but chooses to exile them. Mu Hua can't say much about this. After all, this is a tradition in the human clan. "Then this demon night banquet can also be regarded as the demon's coming-of-age ceremony, right?"

"You could say the same thing."

"Betha and I can only choose demons who have not awakened their demon blood to make a contract with?" Mu Hua asked again.

"Well, although the candidates for the Demon Banquet are recommended by us demons who travel the outside world, the clan will also review the qualifications of the participants."

"Demons become human's followers as a last resort, but the demon clan also hopes that their clan members can become stronger and stronger."

"After all, the growth of a demon also requires the consumption of resources. The personal talent, family background, financial strength, etc. of the contract object are all within the scope of the assessment."

"Awakening blood and being able to maintain humanity to a certain extent represents the qualifications and character of the demon, so the clan hopes that such members can find contractors with greater potential, which will also be more conducive to their growth." Helen explained.

"That is to say, among the invitees attending the dinner party, the Benson family's background and financial resources are not very prominent." Mu Hua said.

"Well, the Bensons are just a wealthy family in the human world after all. The Alan Demons are committed to integrating into human society, but they are not limited to the human world."

"But don't worry too much. The contractor's personal potential and character will be valued to a great extent. You know, the imperial royal family has had their applications to attend the banquet rejected for several consecutive sessions." Helen did not cover up Benson's shortcomings.

"This is really realistic. So if we don't have outstanding personal talents, we can only choose to sign contracts with those unawakened people with poor qualifications?" Mu Hua said with a sneer.

"Blood awakening doesn't absolutely represent the level of aptitude. It wasn't awakened when I made the contract with Samantha." Helen said with a frown.

"Oh, you mean you have high aptitude and are very strong among your peers?" Mu Hua said with a smile.

"You want to try it?" Feeling Mu Hua's teasing, Helen said angrily.

"No, no, you're just kidding. Why are you still angry? Talent or aptitude..." Mu Hua raised his hand to beg for mercy, then turned to look at Taibetha, mumbling something and thinking about it.

There is no rule for the awakening of the demon bloodline, and Mu Hua is not clear about the time of bloodline awakening which does not represent the aptitude.

But the reason why there are exiles among the demon clan is because they awakened their bloodline before signing a contract with humans, but failed to maintain their humanity.

This is a rather unsolvable situation, as the demon bloodline may awaken at any time, and only by becoming a human's dependent can one ensure the integrity of one's own rationality.

But a slavery contract cannot be signed just because you want to.

It is impossible for demons to instill the idea of ​​slavery in their offspring as soon as they are born, nor is it possible for them to train their offspring like slave traders.

They are a clan of demons and servants, not a clan of perverts.

Therefore, in the process of their growth, demons need to spend a long time to adjust themselves until they are able to sign a contract with others, which means they are qualified to participate in the Demon Banquet.

In this series of processes, the appearance of the exiled is inevitable. It seems like an endless nightmare haunting the demon clan.

It is easy to understand why this clan would have a higher evaluation of those demons who have awakened their demon bloodline but can temporarily maintain their humanity.

Mu Hua doesn’t care whether the demons have awakened their bloodlines or not. It can even be said that Mu Hua doesn’t care much about the demons’ followers now.

As long as he has the right resources, the magical lifeforms he creates can become his followers at any time.

The creation of all things has subtly brought a certain arrogance complex to the depths of Mu Hua's heart. (End of this chapter)