"Well done, Mr. Malanis."
The next time he met Malanis, Duanmu Huai revealed a faint smile.
"Although I don't know why you made that decision, it seems you at least know what should and shouldn't be done."
That was right. Duanmu Huai had deliberately left the Indominus Rex alive—not because he couldn't kill it, but because he wanted to see whether Malanis was willing to have it killed. If the businessman had been reluctant to abandon his investment and insisted on keeping it no matter what, Duanmu Huai would have simply turned and left. Any trouble it caused in the future would have been Malanis's own problem and would have had nothing to do with him.
But now it seemed that although Malanis was a capitalist, he still had some principles.
"Please don't make fun of me, Mr. Duanmu."
Hearing Duanmu Huai's praise, Malanis gave a bitter smile.
"I had no choice. After all... I still want to keep this park running, and that dinosaur..."
As he spoke, Malanis shook his head.
"I've already spoken with the people from the Development Department. It was indeed my oversight, and it looks like we'll have to tighten management even further in the future. Fortunately, thanks to you, this incident didn't cause too much damage..."
The members of the Capture Team would certainly have to be paid compensation, but this didn't worry Malanis too much. Because of Jurassic Park's special nature, the people on the Capture Team had signed agreements similar to death waivers long ago. After all, the dinosaurs here were too dangerous. Even if you weren't eaten by a Tyrannosaurus Rex, you could still be trampled to death by a Brachiosaurus, knocked flying by an Iron Head Kid, or impaled by a Triceratops...
So although several people had been lost, the