Instinct Erosion

"Oh? What an interesting little fellow!"

With a flash, Green caught the fleeing chunk of flesh and brought it back. It was a little creature resembling a slug, its tentacles extraordinarily nimble as it crawled with remarkable speed.

After turning the tiny creature into a specimen, Green enthusiastically began capturing biological specimens all over the beach. From time to time, he let out cries of amazement, seemingly marveling at the different evolutionary paths of crustaceans in this world.

The Thousand-Eyed Giant Crab was already used to this and waited patiently at the side.

Whenever they arrived in a world with different rules, searching for local biological specimens and studying the natural laws was every wizard's instinct. It was a necessary process for wizards to gather surface information and explore truth.

Several hourglasses later.

Green, who had returned from afar with a full harvest, suddenly shouted, "Thousand-Eyed Crab, come look!"

The Thousand-Eyed Giant Crab, who had been waiting patiently while lost in melancholy thought, snapped awake. It swiftly flew to Green's side, and the hundreds of eyes across its body settled on the fist-sized miniature Thousand-Eyed Crab in Green's hand, which had opened more than a dozen eyes.

The large and small Thousand-Eyed Crabs formed a striking contrast!

One was already more than thirty meters long, covered in red fur and scarred everywhere from battle after battle in different worlds. The mere aura casually leaking from its hundreds of eyes made these primitive little creatures tremble, leaving them without even the courage to turn and flee. It was savage and terrifying.

The Thousand-Eyed Crab in Green's hand was only the size of a fist. It had not even grown fur yet, and seemed to have fainted from the aura emitted by the dreadful creature of its own kind before it, lying