At first, after Xiao Ran noticed that the Dimensional Beast was gradually regaining its sanity because of Sheryl and the others' singing, the thought of ordering the MS to cut off the beast's head had briefly risen in his mind. He had merely hesitated for the moment.
Which was more frightening, a frenzied Dimensional Beast or a sane one? The answer required little thought. Naturally, the frenzied Dimensional Beast that could not be communicated with was more terrifying. But which was more frightening: countless frenzied Dimensional Beasts, or countless sane Dimensional Beasts? Different people might have different answers, but for Xiao Ran, it could only be the latter. Especially since these Dimensional Beasts had once been human and had now become monsters—perhaps even monsters whose hands were stained with the blood of their own relatives.
For a being that had once been human, discovering that it had become a monster and could never return to normal was likely an unbearable change for most people. No one could guarantee what terrible things those Dimensional Beasts, awakened to their senses, might do then. At the same time, Xiao Ran felt that letting these Dimensional Beasts, who had no way of changing back, die without knowing anything was better than allowing them to live in pain for the rest of their lives after regaining their sanity. To be born human yet become a beast—at least Xiao Ran felt that he would find it difficult to accept that. Putting himself in their shoes, there would definitely be many problems.
Yet because of that hesitation, Xiao Ran stepped forward and used telekinesis to contact the Dimensional Beast that had regained consciousness. Ingram and Yuzes, both Strong-psionic users, sensed the connection as well. They also learned that this Dimensional Beast had been transformed from a little