Ying's Loyalty Points were very low; just how low could be seen from the fact that Su Xiao couldn't even check his Attributes.
As a summon, Ying's data should have been freely accessible to Su Xiao, yet that wasn't the case. When Su Xiao tried to check Ying's data, a prompt immediately appeared.
[Prompt: Summon's Loyalty Points too low, unable to view its data.]
Su Xiao knew a bit about Summoning Type abilities. Normally, 100 Loyalty Points was the cap. Very few summons ever reached 100; most hovered around 70–90. Anything above 90 meant they wouldn't fear death at critical moments.
70–90 was the safe range; summons with that level of Loyalty wouldn't easily betray their Master, meaning they wouldn't try to forcibly break the Contract.
40–70 started to get unsafe; the summon might disobey orders and even intermittently attack friendly members.
10–30 was the danger range. Summons at this stage had one very obvious trait: the Master couldn't view their Attributes.
