At eight in the evening, at the Alien Zoo Veterinary Station.
The summer night was sweltering, and cicadas chirped incessantly outside the window.
Song He and Xiang Xiaotong were busy going through the monkeys' brain reports, one after another.
Zhao Yiyi, Ding Yangze, Ning Mo, and Zhang Zhilei huddled in a corner, eating boxed meals. The four of them carefully avoided making a sound, but every so often, they nervously glanced toward the director and Song He.
At last, Song He slapped the final report down and sighed.
Xiang Xiaotong also tossed aside the report in her hand and let out a long sigh.
The four students eating boxed meals all stopped and nervously waited to hear the results.
Over the past few weeks, they had practically treated the zoo as their home. Whenever they had free time, they came running over to work; even when they had no free time, they skipped class to come work. They helped the employees feed the monkeys, patiently taught the monkeys sign language over and over, demonstrated educational toys for them, and tried every possible method to guide the monkeys toward greater intelligence.
All four students had developed dark circles under their eyes, and each of them had sweated dozens of pounds away in the sweltering heat. How had their efforts turned out? What exactly was the meaning behind those sighs?
"Unfortunately!" Song He began. "The brains of quite a few of the young monkeys are growing, but we haven't seen any particularly obvious changes."
The four students grew dejected and sighed.
It sounded just like, We did all the questions, but got no points.
"But don't be too discouraged. We have a certain understanding of human brains and the brains of experimental monkeys, but all the monkeys and apes in the zoo