The train should have been very quiet, but once it was pulled by the giant beast, it instantly became bumpy.
In the carriages at the back, the Ape Warriors sat facing one another. Then they all looked forward in unison, grinning and revealing a row of snow-white teeth.
A warrior from the Underwater City immediately shut the door, then entered the front carriage of the train.
King Mojito was still recounting the tragic history of his ancestors—nothing more than how, back when the herders were still around, they had been locked up and subjected to all kinds of cruel experiments.
"My ancestors were forced to give up eating their favorite bananas."
"They even randomly provided our ancestors with mating partners!"
"Every so often, they would draw our ancestors' blood while they were still alive..."
"Even more terrifyingly, they forced our ancestors to repeatedly study a subject called numbers every day! They called that thing mathematics! From the moment they woke up in the morning until they went to sleep at night, they had to solve math problems. Tell me, was that terrifying or not?"
Master Karen had no idea how to respond anymore. She simply pinched the bridge of her nose. "Your Majesty King Mojito, why don't you tell us about Louis instead... What exactly happened between you two that made you so agitated whenever you mentioned him?"
"I'm not agitated!" King Mojito slammed his cup onto the table. "When have you ever seen me agitated?"
Master Karen shook her head. "Yes, you aren't, Your Respected Majesty."
King Mojito sighed this time. "Louis taught me many things. Back then, I wasn't yet the king of the Megalith Kingdom. Above me, I still had many powerful elder brothers. Louis taught me how to fight, how to win my people's trust, and