Hao Shuai didn't pay much attention to the Yiwei Tribe natives on Skull Island.
He didn't intend to take them under his wing like the other big shots and teach them civilization and technology, nor did he plan to slaughter them all.
However, Hao Shuai wasn't used to having uncontrolled elements on his turf. So he planned to send the entire Yiwei Tribe to the Great Tang World once he had a free hand. He could just drop them on some small island and be done with it.
As for whether the Yiwei Tribe would agree—or whether they'd be reluctant to leave their homeland?
Yeah, right~~
As if they had a choice!!
Besides, Hao Shuai was sure they'd be grateful to him for it.
After all, what kind of life did they lead on Skull Island? They were on edge every day, afraid that one wrong step would land them in a monster's mouth.
And Hao Shuai remembered that two years after Godzilla and Ghidorah's battle, conditions on Skull Island deteriorated. The storm that had once surrounded the island spread across all of it, killing off the entire Yiwei Tribe. Only the little girl from Godzilla vs. Kong survived.
So, by moving the Yiwei Tribe, Hao Shuai would indirectly save them from extinction.
Ignoring the Yiwei Tribe's horrified stares, Hao Shuai continued riding Pipi Shrimp toward the center of the island.
Perhaps the aura Hao Shuai unconsciously gave off was simply too powerful, or perhaps Pipi Shrimp's more than two-hundred-meter-long serpentine body was too intimidating. No, not intimidating—terrifying to animals. Along the way, Hao Shuai saw only countless birds and small reptiles fleeing the jungle for their lives. He never encountered any of Skull Island's famous local specialties, such as the Reef Bull Demon or the swamp giant squid.