To Xu Nan's surprise, the little rabbit that looked so docile was incredibly violent and aggressive in front of the Soul-Stealing Monster Larva. Its hind legs slammed into A Kai's chest, and borrowing that force, it leaped straight out, executing a beautiful midair interception—it swallowed the tadpole-shaped creature in a single bite!
The water tanks around them also made faint sounds, even triggering a degree of resonance.
Although Supernatural Vision could not interpret that emotion, Xu Nan could vaguely sense that it was an instinctive fear.
According to A Kai, the Soul-Stealing Monsters' emotional fluctuations were extremely subtle, especially in their larval stage, yet this fear was so intense that it seemed almost tangible enough to smell.
This was bloodline suppression between creatures.
No wonder A Kai had said rabbits were the natural enemies of Soul-Stealing Monsters.
"Adult Soul-Stealing Monsters are terribly afraid of rabbits. When they encounter one, they involuntarily tremble slightly. They slaughter rabbits in great numbers near the territories they inhabit and reject the existence of any similar life-form."
"Soul-Stealing Monster larvae are even worse. Rabbits often behave like the bravest hunters before them. They can track the locations of Soul-Stealing Monster larvae within a certain range, and when facing them, they hold an absolute advantage."
A Kai gently stroked Feifei's head, calming her down a little.
"Because Soul-Stealing Monster larvae can only parasitize humanoid brains. Only the gray matter in humanoid brains can provide the nutrients necessary for their transformation. Rabbit brains won't do. Even if those disgusting tadpoles find a chance to burrow into a rabbit's head, they won't have anything to eat. In the end, they exhaust themselves to death while desperately searching for enough gray matter..."
In the Soul-Stealing Monsters' original world, Stephenson's scholars discovered a vast number of biological populations, yet rabbits