"As an adult? About a hundred meters long, I suppose." Ke Meng recalled the giant lizard that had wanted to sacrifice itself to him. Over twenty meters tall and more than a hundred meters long, it had been an enormous monster.
Its level had been very high, too: a Level 180 field boss.
Anything that could grow that large had to be a monster on the scale of a Prehistoric Behemoth, at the very least.
Director Lei had never seen its adult form. Hearing the measurements Ke Meng gave, he immediately realized there was more to the Little Lizard than met the eye.
It was only a meter long as a baby, but it would certainly be enormous as an adult, with tremendous destructive power.
Director Lei watched the listless lizard. It showed little interest in anything around it. Even when he tossed it a piece of metal, it looked indifferent and did not even want to open its mouth.
"You don't need it as a pet?"
"This thing produces evil sculptures. It's no use to me. Does the bureau have anything like a thought stamp that could imprint a desire to do good on it?" Ke Meng asked.
"We do have something similar, but the bureau generally doesn't use it."
Director Lei recalled the names of Special Items he had read about before and found one that was a fairly close match.
Items that altered thoughts were classified as taboo and could not be used without special authorization.
Reforming an evil pet so it could serve the bureau seemed like a good approach.
The Investigation Bureau brought over a piece of metal patterned with flowing water. It supposedly had the ability to amplify water-related skills.
The lizard showed no desire whatsoever to swallow the metal when it saw the