The giant glared angrily at Hao Ren, looking utterly unwilling to cooperate.
But Hao Ren still felt that he had made significant progress this time. At the very least, he had accidentally captured a giant who had not yet turned into a brain monster, and the latter was clearly easier to communicate with than a brain monster. It was probably because this not-fully-mutated giant still retained some rationality for communication. In any case, Hao Ren had tried several times to communicate with the brain monsters before and had never even managed to exchange a single sentence with them, while this giant had at least cursed him back just now.
Faced with such an utterly uncooperative fellow, Hao Ren felt that simply being able to trade insults with him counted as progress.
Lily was straightforward and couldn't hold herself back any longer. She hopped forward and shouted, "Hey, super-sized guy! We want to ask you a few questions!"
The giant was immobilized by the fel runes and did not even have the strength to self-destruct, but he still snorted coldly. "Let me die. Otherwise, shut up."
Lily hopped around to dodge the giant's gigantic sprays of saliva—a detail other books generally left out—while shouting at the top of her lungs, "Don't be like that! We really mean no harm! We just want to learn more about this world..."
Vivian covered her face and turned away. "Saying that after blowing up someone's spaceship really isn't very convincing."
Hao Ren frowned and stared at the giant for a while before suddenly waving his hand. "In any case, let's take him to the Crystal Core Research Station first. We can't make the same mistake as last time."
After his experience with the brain monster's "prison break," Hao Ren knew that creatures with mental powers