The caliber of this banquet is high, and the Bloodline people are separated from the secular elites.
After all, communications among Bloodline, even casual words, are astonishing.
As a result, Earl of Melard did not find many 'outstanding young talents' from the worldly elite crowd to his liking.
Of course, there were some, but the Earl of Melard's standards were quite high.
He has requirements for family background, appearance, and other aspects.
Though there were a few noble hereditary marquises who brought their descendants to the banquet, they were mostly around thirty and among them were some he knew.
Famous playboys—how could he willingly push his daughter into the fire pit?
Moreover, the Earl of Melard thought that it would be best if his daughter didn't marry outside so his grandson could inherit his title. Reviving the Melard family would fulfill one of his persistent dreams.
