Vampires cannot reproduce and can only infect humans to create their own offspring. Before being transformed by Dracula, Mux's sexual orientation remained unchanged. She had a child, but the child died before the age of one. Mux dreamed of becoming a mother again, but unfortunately, she could not bear children the human way and could only satisfy her maternal desire through other means.

She once transformed babies a few months old, but unfortunately the babies were too weak to withstand the drastic physical changes when transforming from humans to vampires, and all of them died.

Mux conducted repeated experiments for decades, killing hundreds of children, and finally concluded that teenagers aged seventeen or eighteen were the minimum age that could withstand transformation, so her descendants were all vampires with the appearance of teenagers.

Newborn vampires are afraid of light, yet aggressive and aggressive, prone to infighting, requiring constant restraint from older vampires. To successfully transition, newborn vampires must consume large quantities of blood. In the past, Mux chose impoverished, war-torn regions like Continent F and Eastern Z, allowing newborns to feast on food and complete their evolution.

After Kurtaz proposed the Terminator Plan, Mux brought a group of newly born vampires to Hong Kong Island, intending to release them for a feast once the plan was successful. Kurtaz was also happy to have a large number of violent vampires to cause trouble and panic among the Chinese, so he acquiesced to Mux's actions.

"They can't see the sun right now, but any two of them can tear your filthy dog ​​to pieces! Once they've had a good meal and successfully transformed, they'll become a new force in the Legion. I'm afraid even those with special abilities won't be their match!"

Kurtaz was already annoyed, and when he heard the two of them quarreling again, he couldn't help but roar like a wild beast, which stunned Mograine and Mux.

Kurtaz crushed a cockroach to death, then stared at the damp, moldy corners of the Golden Hall, feeling a surge of irritation. He had been hunkering down in the basement of St. Vlad's Hospital for over a year, ensuring the smooth implementation of his Terminator plan. He'd assumed his plan was flawless, and that another two weeks would allow him to enter China and plunder. However, events unfolded completely beyond his expectations. The Chinese quickly responded to the Terminator virus, as if they'd experienced something similar before. It was incredible!

It is said that they also made a preventive medicine to stop the spread and proliferation of Terminators. Needless to say, it must be the work of China's psychics!

He had had enough of this dark and damp place and didn't want to stay there for even a minute longer! It was all because of Seliek's stubbornness. If he hadn't let that mutant rat go, perhaps so many accidents wouldn't have happened!

Kurtaz wanted to dig out Seliek's heart and throw it to Susan to eat, but unfortunately Seliek's ability to spread the plague was highly appreciated by Lord Dracula, and he was a favorite in his eyes. No matter how angry he was, he dared not do anything to Seliek, and could only vent his anger on the human servants they brought with them.

"Kurtaz, the rations we brought are running low. If you keep killing like this, my children will have to go out and find food."

Although Mograine and Mux didn't get along, he agreed with her:

"We made an agreement back then. If the superpowers discovered that we were killing Chinese people for food, then even if we broke the agreement, they would have reason to sanction us!"

Kurtaz snorted coldly, "Idiot! Maybe the Chinese have already discovered that we were the ones who spread the Terminator virus, and the peace agreement has long been torn up! Maybe they have already arrived in Hong Kong Island, preparing to attack us! Mux, prepare your descendants for battle. We have raised them for so long, it's time to repay us!"

"Kurtaz, are we no longer waiting for the Terminator virus to take effect?"

It would have been fine if the virus hadn't been mentioned, but as soon as the Terminator was mentioned, Kurtaz's anger flared up again. He stretched out his skinny, dry hand and slammed the coffee table into two pieces, angrily saying:

"Virus? The Terminator program has failed!"

"My dear Kurtaz, who said the Terminator program failed?