The bloodline of the hellhound is not bad. If we ignore various emotional and identity factors, in terms of combat power alone, the demon has no advantage over the devil.

As they are all dependents, the demon binds his future to the contractor and inevitably has to consider the allocation of resources needed for future life and growth.

Just like it is basically unlikely that a beautiful girl would become the mistress of a pauper, if she already has a dependent, it is understandable that she cannot get extra points when the demon chooses the contractor.

"It would be best if you could understand. Your situation is quite different from the information you submitted. If you have any special abilities, you can bring them up now."

"The demons who attended the night banquet have different levels of achievement, especially some young people who have special skills in production. Given your current situation, I'm afraid there is no possibility of intersection with them."

Glancing at Helen with a reproachful look, Lillian fanned the paper in her hand that contained Mu Hua and Tabitha's information and said.

The so-called production expertise refers to demons who are good at forging, alchemy, magic item making, magical device manufacturing, etc.

They can probably be classified as technical talents. The combat power and growth of demons are far beyond those of normal humans, and demons position themselves as servants and followers, not warriors and thugs. Those technical talents also have higher requirements for the contractors.

Facing Lillian's accusations, Helen gave Mu Hua an imperceptible look.

Because she knew about the Demonic Banquet, the information she compiled was as biased as possible towards Mu Hua and Taibesha's advantage.

But Mu Hua had been hiding his "actual situation" from her, and just now on the plane he had given Taibetha three more talents.

"Tabetha has an affinity for the elements of water and fire, and she has recently comprehended the breath of death. As for Mu Hua, let him speak for himself." Helen spoke after glancing at Mu Hua.

"Huh? Are you sure?" Lillian's eyes narrowed, and the investigators accompanying her also restrained their official attitude a little.

"Ms. Tabitha is less than 30 years old, right?" Lillian asked for confirmation.

The Demon Night Banquet can be seen as a coming-of-age ceremony for young demons. Without special circumstances, demons will not hand over their young clansmen to some old guys.

Therefore, the invitees to the Demon Night Banquet are more focused on potential and qualifications, and there are also age restrictions. People over the age of 40 are basically not eligible to attend the banquet.

"They are all under 30 years old. As for their abilities, you can test them," Helen replied.

As Helen answered, Lillian winked at a human who was accompanying her. He had brown hair and blue eyes. He was not a demon, but perhaps a contractor of a demon present.

"Hello, Miss Tabitha, you can call me Kyle." Kyle walked up to Tabitha and stretched out his hand towards her as if to shake hands.

Taibetha looked at Mu Hua hesitantly. When Mu Hua nodded, Taibetha reached out and shook hands with Kyle.

"Ms. Tabitha, is it okay?" With his hands clasped together, Kyle asked Tabitha with a slight fluctuation of magic power on his body.

"Primary elemental affinity." Taibesha nodded, and Mu Hua reminded her from the side.

"Of course, I will be careful." Kyle nodded to Mu Hua in a casual manner. Then an engraved magic circle appeared between the palms of the two people. A ray of fire spread out, covering Taibesha's palm in flames.

As the flame burned, Taibetha subconsciously wanted to retract her arms at first, but when she felt the comfortable warmth from the flame, Taibetha's eyes lit up with joy again.

The magic flame that burned the steel did not cause any harm to Tabitha. Tabitha held a swaying flame in her palm. Kyle observed for a moment and looked at Lillian beside him.

"Primary fire element affinity, no problem." Kyle nodded and said to Lillian.

After the flames dissipated, Kyle condensed corrosive acid water to confirm that low-level water magic would not have a negative elemental effect on Taibesha, proving that Taibesha did have a primary affinity for water elements. As for the death breath, it was even simpler. When Taibesha activated the death breath, the group of demons could naturally sense the abnormality of the surrounding death aura.

"This really surprises me. You are from... um, the Benson family. Well, Miss Tabitha, thank you for your cooperation."

"So, Mr. Mu Hua?" After confirming Tabitha's situation, Lillian made a few notes on the document and turned to look at Mu Hua.

"I'm nothing special." Mu Hua spread his hands, saying 'I'm very ordinary', which earned him an apologetic look from Taibetha.

Taibesha didn't know the specific situation of Mu Hua, but Mu Hua actually gave her two elemental tears. She felt that she had seized Mu Hua's opportunity. Mu Hua's seemingly free and easy attitude made Taibesha feel guilty.

"Oh? Nothing special? The information says you mastered alchemy?" Lillian asked.

"I just comprehended the soul fire accidentally, and I haven't conducted any research on alchemy for the time being." Mu Hua shook his head, holding up an orange-gold light in his palm.

"Okay, if there is nothing else to explain, I will send someone to take you to the hotel now." Observing the light in Mu Hua's hand, Lillian made a stroke on the information.

"On the way, someone will tell you about the precautions for the night banquet. Mr. Mu Hua, I must remind you again not to summon your demon followers casually." Guiding Mu Hua and the other two to get into a car, Lillian reminded Mu Hua again.

Demons originated from devils, but they are also hostile to devils. The first generation of demons caused great harm to the mother body. Now many of Alan's demons are the second generation of demons born from the combination of demons and humans, or between demons themselves.

As long as they have demon blood, there is no essential difference between the first generation of demons and the second generation of demons. The continuation of the demon clan does not require demons, which also leads to the fact that demons are a kind of existence that Alan must kill on sight.

The vehicle was driving on a smooth road. Helen asked Mu Hua if he had concealed anything about his own situation. Mu Hua's smiling attitude made Helen annoyed again.

Mu Hua doesn't care about the "quality" of the contracted demon. It doesn't matter whether the bloodline is awakened or not. Anyway, he has the philosopher's stone. As long as he wants, he can awaken the demon's bloodline at any time.

Because the demons also contain a variety of demon factors in their bodies, compared to the demons whose bloodlines have been awakened, perhaps the demons whose bloodlines have not been awakened have stronger potential in Mu Hua's hands.

Demons who have awakened and can control themselves are generally more proud, and those demons who have mastered some production skills at a young age are probably even more arrogant.

Compared to these, Mu Hua would rather pick a more obedient demon. Although they signed a slavery contract, these demons were different from Monday and Tuesday. They all had their own "home".

If he signed a dependent with a proud personality to hang around him all day, Mu Hua might not be able to help but beat him eight times a day.

It was no big deal that Alan had his own inspection team that hunted down the renegade demons. At the same time, these inspection teams would also capture or even assassinate some of the worst contractors.

Even if the dependents will die along with the contractor, the demon clan will punish the contractor who insults the dignity of the demons.

Mu Hua didn't want to cause such trouble.

He still prefers to sign a "disappointing" demon as his follower, who is smart but not very ambitious, and preferably has a little inferiority complex.

Mu Hua has the conditions to allow him to catch up with his fellow tribesmen, so it should be easier to raise such a dependent.

Well, that’s not right. It’s not him, it should be her.

With fair skin, beautiful face and long legs, he has a hellhound at home who is always thinking about "cross-dressing man". If he has a choice, he is not interested in signing another slot man to keep around. (End of this chapter)