The conditions for establishing an Absolute Contract were originally only two.
One was possessing absolute loyalty to Luo Zhen.
The other was being personally summoned by Luo Zhen.
Once the Absolute Contract was established, causing one's very existence to become a record engraved into Luo Zhen's soul, no one could harm Luo Zhen or rebel against him. They would absolutely obey Luo Zhen. This was an unchangeable fact, a result on par with the laws of the world.
When even one's existence had become a record engraved into the summoner's soul, how could one rebel against the person who held dominion over one's existence through one's soul?
It was like sugar and salt mixed into water. They changed the water's taste, but they could not alter the fact that they had dissolved into the water and no longer existed in their original forms.
Therefore, Luo Zhen named this kind of contract the Absolute Contract, signifying that its nature was absolute and impossible to change.
As long as one formed an Absolute Contract with Luo Zhen, one was destined to become a Fated Community with him and a Familiar absolutely loyal to Luo Zhen.
However, this absolute loyalty was relative.
It was true that the Familiars would never disobey Luo Zhen's orders and were even more incapable of harming him, but that did not mean their hearts had been changed.
The Familiars summoned by Luo Zhen would absolutely obey him based on the contract, but that did not mean their hearts had been changed as well. It was impossible for them to become absolutely loyal to Luo Zhen even in their hearts.
Of course, developing a dependency on Luo Zhen akin to that of a pet toward its owner was unavoidable. Most nonhuman Familiars were like this. But if someone who