"Are you really planning to use a gun against me?"
Hearing Dilos's voice, Jack gritted his teeth. After a struggle with himself, he finally decided to lower his hand and looked at Dilos. "What do you want?"
Dilos sneered at the sight and tapped on the car window in front of Jack. "As members of the security department, aren't you supposed to protect me, your superior? How did you not only lose the person you were meant to protect, but also end up questioning me?"
Without waiting for Jack to reply, Dilos continued, "Subordinates are supposed to follow their superior's orders. I spent so long explaining what I wanted you to do, but you and your men just ignored me. Are you trying to lose your jobs?"
Half an hour later...
Dilos had returned to the base with Jack's squad. As soon as they arrived, he ignored the uneasy-looking men behind him and used the base's satellite phone to contact Masaroni, briefly telling him about the dinosaurs' mutations.
"What? That's actually happening?"
Masaroni sounded utterly incredulous over the phone. "Henry, who's in charge of this area of genetic technology, hasn't said a word about it..."
"So I suggest you ask him what's going on first." Dilos frowned. "We've caught several dinosaurs here. We'll bring them back to the technical department so Henry can analyze their blood samples. Let's figure out how to deal with the mutations first. If all else fails, we can dispose of every dinosaur on the island. Headquarters still has their genetic embryos, after all. We can spend a few years raising a new batch. It'll take time, but that's better than something going wrong when the park opens."
Masaroni hesitated on the other end of the line. After a long pause, he said, "I'll send a