"Can you understand what the monsters are saying?"
The man looked at the young man before him with an odd expression. He was really putting on quite a show.
Then, "Tsk," the man let out a scornful laugh, his face full of mockery. Even if the young man had guessed what the monster said, so what?
"What can you trust about a monster's words?"
"When its temper flares up, how could it possibly spare a thought for humans?"
"Wouldn't it be happier if every human were dead?"
"Besides, even if it has no power now, what about later?"
"It's a ticking time bomb."
"Are you going to leave it alone and wait for it to explode one day?"
The man's words were cold and cutting.
As grating as his words were, one had to admit that they weren't without reason.
The old man opened his mouth, then closed it again after a few moments.
He couldn't guarantee anything.
So he had no way to refute his junior brother.
The old man had only met this monster for the first time today.
His junior brother had told him that this monster was Xieli.
He naturally knew of Xieli's fearsome reputation.
In ancient times, when medical knowledge was limited, Xieli's savagery was enough to make anyone shudder.
Even in modern times, the plague wasn't something anyone could take lightly.
Truthfully, if this Xieli weren't a monster who stayed by Young Friend Xiao Xiao's side, he thought he would agree with his junior brother's approach.
The question wasn't whether this monster would unleash a plague.
It was that it was Xieli.
It was a monster capable of unleashing a plague.
Rather than trust such a dangerous monster to always spare humans and keep itself in check, it would be wiser to