Sure thing. My curse already powers me on the cheap, but I’ve never seen a startup pitch for a portal that feeds the grid. The problem is the output is a screaming, angry hellfire that tends to short‑circuit your circuits. And you’d need a lot of safety protocols—because a rogue demon is basically a runaway fuse. If you can keep the portal shut down when it’s not in use, maybe we could harness the energy for a backup generator. I’m all for a bit of devilish efficiency, but I’ll need a strong containment field and a solid insurance policy. And if the government tries to requisition it, we’ll be in for a lot of paperwork. Let's keep the portal in the basement, not on the national grid.

Alright, grab a shield and a damn good fire extinguisher, and let’s see if we can keep that hellfire from blowing the building down. I’ll be the one watching for any sudden tantrums. Let’s get this prototype running before they get a taste of the real thing.

Sounds like a plan. I’ll set up the containment field, get the gear ready, and keep an eye out for any unexpected theatrics. If the demons get any riled, I’ll let them have a good show. You focus on keeping the line, and we’ll make this a reality, not just another nightmare.

Yeah, let's roll. Gear’s in the bag, containment field's primed, and I’ll make sure the hellfire stays in its lane. Bring the demon power, keep the line tight, and watch this whole thing blow up… in a good way. Let's do it.

Alright, let’s light it up and see if the demons can keep their act together while we ride the wave. Let's get this show on the road.

Alright, fire it up and let that hellfire run. Just keep me out of the fire hose, and we’ll see how much power we can squeeze out. Let's do this.