With that said, Lilia walked down the stairs, and the jewelry on her body collided with her movements, making a crisp sound.
It was clearly a completely different tone, but Dean vaguely heard the sound of money colliding.
There was a crash, which made people feel shocked.
The little rich woman in front continued to make inhumane remarks.
"They can't make much money anyway, so instead of wasting their time selling their cheap labor, they might as well come and work for them."
Recalling the experience of directly throwing money at people, Lilia sneered, her tone showing a hint of complacency that she had successfully managed everyone.
"I have plenty of money, but I just need a teacher who can help teach my demon pets. They have plenty of spare time, but they can't make any money. Everyone gets what they need, isn't everyone happy?"
Anyway, money is just a number to her.
Dean followed her and couldn't help but lean back slightly when he heard these remarks.
At that moment, Lilia's petite body was suddenly magnified in his eyes, and it also exuded a domineering light of money that made it difficult to open one's eyes.
Dean and Kana couldn't help but stop in their tracks and began to review whether they were a little too unmotivated.
Is this elite education in the world of demon pets?
Lilia, who was suddenly lifted to a higher level, had no idea what strange filters Dean had put on her.
After all, in her eyes, this is just an ordinary operation.
No matter how much it costs, for Lilia, as long as it is good for the magic pet, it is worth it.
"With so many teachers, even if they just show something from between their fingers, it will be enough for Fuya to learn."
After briefly introducing Fuya's current situation, Lilia turned to look at Kana and raised her eyebrows.
"Don't blame me for not telling you in advance. If you underestimate Fuya, you will lose miserably."
Kana nodded quickly to express her attention.
Can we not pay attention to it?
This is a genuine magic pet, made from a mountain of gold. Any time Kana hesitates for a second is a sign of disrespect for money.
"It seems that I have found the right person to leave Fuya to you."
Dean sighed, his expression becoming complicated.
There's nothing wrong with Lilia doing her duty, but...it's a little too curly.
He didn't expect that the teaching of magic pets here was already on the right track before the class he taught to the breeders was built.
It made him feel a little ashamed.
Suddenly feeling some pressure from outsiders, Dean rubbed his brows and turned his attention to the surrounding environment.
While they were talking, they had already entered the inner area of the Witch's House.
Dean glanced at the distribution of buildings around him. Originally he just wanted to memorize the general route, but when he looked away, he accidentally glanced at a building that looked like an amusement park not far away.
He moved for a moment, then turned his gaze back, and after a closer look, he found that it was indeed not his imagination. The small courtyard was filled with swings, slides and other childlike objects. Judging from the size, they should all be prepared for children. of.
At the Witch's House, it was again about children, and Dean quickly guessed where that place was.
Sure enough, in the next second, many young girls and boys walked out from around the corner.
All of them had smiles on their faces and seemed to be living a good life.
Dean looked at the children raised in the Witch's Home. The proportion of girls among them was obviously greater than that of boys.
He roughly counted and found that the gender ratio should be about five to one. Although it could be called a huge gap, to be honest, this ratio was beyond Dean's expectations.
It can be seen that although the Witch's House adopts abandoned babies for their own purposes, it does have a charitable nature.
Otherwise, the number of boys should be less, or even none, in line with their pursuit of interests.
Dean glanced at the older woman responsible for taking care of the children.
Ordinary people without energy fluctuations.
There were probably about twenty people, a lot of them, and their movements were very detailed. It was obvious that they were taking this job seriously.
Otherwise, these children would not look so good.
Dean's eyes passed over the laughing and playing children, as if he was observing something, revealing a deep meaning.
Generally speaking, a considerable number of children who will be abandoned have problems with their own physical condition. The more common ones are weak, and in more serious cases, they may even have congenital disabilities.
Children who are less likely to survive will have a higher priority for abandonment.
But these children in the Witch's House are all very energetic, and their physical and mental conditions are quite good.
I don’t know if the Witch’s House has screened them, or if... they have been specially treated for them.
Seeing that Dean had not moved for a long time, Lilia walked to him, looked in the direction of his gaze, and raised her eyebrows.
"What's so interesting about this?"
She had an unreasonable expression.
"You like children?"
Lilia touched her chin and said seriously: "The best age for professionals to have children is from twenty-two to thirty years old. At your age..."
Dean immediately choked on his saliva and coughed several times before calming down.
The corner of his mouth twitched, drawing Lilia's attention back.
"I'm just a little curious. Among so many children, how many of them meet your requirements and can become witches?"
"Then what you're curious about is quite strange."
Lilia stabbed Dean, but she didn't mean to hide it. She said frankly: "The qualifications of this batch are not bad, maybe two or three, but in most cases, it is about one."
Left and right, in other words, there is a "zero" situation.
Dean calculated the ratio and instantly understood why the Witch's House was short of money.
Although it was only a rough scan, he could probably estimate that the number of children in this group should be around four hundred. If calculated according to the normal ratio given by Lilia, it would be one...
Dean couldn't help but secretly sighed.
This is called truly casting a wide net.
Being able to be ruthless enough to invest such a large cost shows the ambition of the Witch House.
However, when ambition is put on the bright side, its threat is greatly weakened.
This is what Witch House plays.
That's why they can maintain a good reputation and network as a neutral force.
Listening to the laughter coming from not far away, Dean put his hands behind his back, looking thoughtful.
From this point of view, the ambition of the Witch House is indeed not contemporary.
Otherwise, they would not be able to put so much effort and invest so many resources into the seedlings.
It might be easier than expected to impress them.
Continuing to walk towards the depths of the Witch's House, Dean looked at the gradually magical buildings around him, feeling more confident about reaching this deal.
