Where had this life come from?
Sigh, what an unsolvable question. Did I have to travel back four billion six hundred million years and take a look?
After seeing the forms of four different Seven-Star Mutants, I'd come to one conclusion: ...
The final evolutionary form of every Seven-Star Mutant was likely modeled on some kind of mythical creature.
Look at all the technological products in human society, everything humanity had created. If humans stopped intervening, a thousand years from now, or perhaps ten million, it might all turn to nothing. The world would go round and round, choose another intelligent species, and start over.
Of course, this was all just speculation.
But if it turned out to be true...
All right, I'd stop thinking about it for now. Sometimes, thinking too much could unconsciously sway my thoughts and conclusions. That was enough.
"That's enough about this. Go do whatever you need to do... Don't crowd around me."
I glanced at their three intensely curious gazes and waved them away.
The three of them immediately lost interest. Natalia gave me a long, searching look, then turned back to continue organizing her gear. She seemed to be particularly fond of weapons.
Whenever there was nothing to do, she was always checking them.
Luo Yingxia looked at me, lowered his head, and thought for a moment before turning to leave. He didn't press me further either. It seemed he'd reached some kind of conclusion himself.
As for Hu Shuo, the kid had never encountered high-level mutants, let alone one like me. Of the few stronger people in Jingzhou, his brother could still claim a place, but that strength... Well, never mind.
In any case, following me had broadened the kid's horizons. With the potential he already had, he might become someone important