Lu Fei immediately felt that these elephants were putting on an act.
This was completely unreasonable.
"Chairman Qin, these elephants seem a little different." In the end, Lu Fei could only say so awkwardly.
"Mm. Take them to the Elephant Pen." Qin Lin didn't blame him. After all, he knew what Happy Elephants were like.
Lu Fei didn't dare hesitate. He immediately went forward with the two trainee keepers assigned to him to lead the elephant calves.
He'd just made a huge blunder in his area of expertise right in front of the boss. He'd have to perform well from here on out, or they'd think he was incompetent.
Leading elephants forward was a skill in itself.
He was just about to show off his ability when he was astonished to find that these elephants seemed exceptionally clever. They barely needed any leading at all. As soon as he started walking, they followed on their own.
Even the two trainee keepers assigned to him had no experience with elephants, yet they could easily lead them forward.
He grew more and more convinced that something was off about these elephants.
The Elephant Pen hadn't been specially constructed. When the ranch was built, they had added many spare buildings so they could be converted into animal quarters whenever they brought in new animals.
The Elephant Pen had already been converted.
Qin Lin hadn't had anyone plan a specific area for the elephants to roam.
After all, with their gentle and affectionate-to-humans traits, the Happy Elephants wouldn't hurt anyone—unless a visitor did something truly unforgivable to them.
If anyone like that did show up, security would subdue them immediately and hand them over to Captain Hong and the others.
After leading the seven elephant calves to the Elephant Pen, Lu Fei seemed intent