Jin seemed especially sensitive to sudden rejection... She had indeed felt an impulse to kill me just now. I'll have to watch out from now on and try to reject her as little as possible.
Yi Chen could completely understand Jin's sudden change in emotion.
While alive, those children in the Orphanage who had been abandoned by their parents—especially those abandoned after they had grown old enough to understand what was happening—as well as those abused by their original families, usually had some kind of "psychological Forbidden Zone."
Once that Forbidden Zone was touched, their personalities would change drastically, and they might even do something reckless.
There had once been a boy who got along quite well with Yi Chen. One day, another child asked him, "Could you stop acting like a dog?"
He immediately tackled the speaker to the ground and bit off his nose and ears, nearly tearing off the skin of his entire face.
Later, Yi Chen learned that when the boy was young, his parents had often locked him in a doghouse and raised him like a dog. Whenever he disobeyed, they would hang him up and whip him.
As for Jin, her situation might have been even worse.
Yi Chen would naturally pay more attention to this from now on and try his best not to touch Jin's "Forbidden Zone."
The time for interrogation had arrived.
For this chicken that had appeared out of nowhere, moved incredibly fast, and could even speak, it was necessary to pry some more important information out of its beak.
Plant Root Tendrils restrained the chicken's body to prevent it from escaping.
Yi Chen cupped its slightly plump body in both hands and soon detected the diseased matter within it.
The disease primarily affected its brain.
The Black Chicken's