Mousse tried to persuade them, but he could not even get them to move those rare and priceless books elsewhere. His heart chilled, and he gave up trying. "Good advice can't save ghosts bent on dying. You'd better pray for yourselves!"
Dr. Clover, meanwhile, only wanted to see the ancient text on Big Head. Once he confirmed that Mousse had initially acquired the ability to decipher it, he refused to teach him any further and immediately urged him to fulfill his promise.
For one thing, Mousse was still not entirely confident in his current abilities. For another, since he was already here, would it not be a waste not to take a look at and memorize the Poneglyph in this place?
So, under the excuse that he needed to test his abilities, he forced Dr. Clover to take him to the underground secret chamber.
Dr. Clover was furious that Mousse kept delaying and refusing to fulfill his promise. But first, he had no way to deal with Mousse and was eager to see the ancient writing on Big Head. Second, he felt that the Poneglyph was so huge, heavy, and sturdy that nothing could possibly go wrong. In the end, he found the key with a dark expression and opened the extremely well-hidden secret door.
To his surprise, the moment Big Head saw the Poneglyph hidden in the secret chamber, it flew over and rubbed itself against it. Then, in a pleading, coquettish tone, it begged Mousse:
"This is an information stone monument like me! Let me merge with it! Let me merge with it! Master! Please, Master~"
Mousse's spiritual power was now more than twice what it had been when he first created Big Head. Even if Charlotte Linlin's warning back then had been true, he had nothing to