"What should be said in enlightenment education? Clench your fist, exert the right amount of force, strike hard, and express your goodwill through practical action."
When Li Wenkang heard Master Fuli's inquiry, he looked at him with a slightly strange expression and said.
Spirit Beasts are actually quite simple and honest.
When communicating with them, before the status of both parties is clearly defined, when you speak to them, the Spirit Beast's response depends on their mood; ninety-nine percent of the time, they'll ignore your well-meaning advice.
You need to tell them.
I could easily crush your baskets, but because I am kind-hearted, I leave you with a pair of baskets.
As long as the goodwill is communicated clearly, the Spirit Beasts will understand your benevolence and childlike innocence.
"...What Master Fuli says makes sense." Li Wenkang responded to Master Fuli with a speechless expression.
In conventional situations, these ordinary Spirit Beasts with low intelligence or those lacking human societal knowledge are actually very difficult to tame.
After being defeated, they choose to flee or reveal deep resentment towards predators.
The reason Li Wenkang doesn't manage these Spirit Beasts and lets Master Fuli give them enlightenment education is ultimately to let Master Fuli play the bad guy while he acts like the mother hen in a game of Hawk and Chick with the Security Bureau.
When Master Fuli is fiercely hitting the Spirit Beasts, he steps forward to persuade Master Fuli to show mercy, leaving the barely intelligent Spirit Beasts with deep goodwill.
"Roar, roar, roar—"
The black bear with a layer of iron skin over its cheeks staggered and swayed its body, using its two paws to peel off the deformed iron mask piece stuck to its face.
As it struggled, it walked to the front position before Master Fuli.
Master Fuli's tail stretched out, tripped the black bear, causing it to fall to the ground. He then stretched out his fox claws and tugged the iron mask off its face.
The black bear, seeing the light again, hesitated a bit and politely thanked Master Fuli.
"Don't mention it. Later, take your pals to the cinema room to watch my recordings and learn 'Human City Speed Guide' seriously." Master Fuli waved his hand, signaling the black bear not to worry; everyone's a buddy.
"Roar!" The black bear sat cross-legged on the ground, nodding with trust in Master Fuli.
Surely the words of the Fox King contain great meaning; it's just that I am too dimwitted to understand for now.
The King would never harm me; he could punch me to death for meat and why bother deceiving me otherwise.
When the Fox King was young, he probably couldn't even tell his left foot from his right but likely mastered dismemberment.
Under Li Wenkang's silent gaze, Master Fuli led the Spirit Beasts into the conference room, having them sit in rows, waiting for the Security Bureau staff to come in and play the movie.
While Master Fuli was conducting enlightenment education, Miyel inside the room was frantically eating, nearly swallowing food equivalent to her body weight into her belly.
By the time she completed her energy replenishment, the team tasked with the evacuation mission to the ruins had already gathered.
The team was led by Professor Wu Qingqing, equipped with three logistics soldiers and a spider-type robot.
Master Fuli and Wang Ya accompanied, boarding the helicopter heading to the Outer Region together.
"Can I make a phone call?"
Sitting in the helicopter, Miyel raised her hand, looking at Professor Wu Qingqing, the only expression on her tough and deep face was extremely colorful and obedient:
"My bioelectric capabilities require a moist environment to exert their full power."
"I have an artillery regiment in the Outer Region; before taking action, I want them to create an artificial rain environment."
After getting Professor Wu's approval, Miyel explained her reason for making a call.
"You better really intend to pray for rain." Sitting in Wang Ya's lap, Master Fuli, upon hearing Miyel's plan to mobilize the artillery regiment, instantly showed a wary expression, looking at the Gravity Tenderizing Hammer Pro in the cabin.
"Last time you electrocuted me into a tinfoil smoked fox, I didn't curse you. Watch out, or I'll settle both old and new scores together."
"I wouldn't, I wouldn't, I'm super afraid of dying, and I still have over five billion dollars in cash at home I haven't spent." Miyel hurriedly spoke, expressing loyalty in her clumsy Mandarin.
"Gimme..."
Professor Wu thought for a moment, took out a satellite phone, and threw it to Miyel sitting opposite her without saying anything while sizing Miyel up.
Miyel nervously picked up the phone, calling her castle steward in the Outer Region, asking them to assess the clouds and create artificial rain in the Northern region of the Outer Region.
If it's impossible to create rain, deploy heavy-duty firefighting helicopters, spraying water mist in the Northern Outer Region to create a suitable environment for herself.
"Done." Miyel respectfully returned the borrowed phone to Professor Wu, glancing at the repair toolbox beside her, involuntarily shivering all over.
Miyel silently sat back in her seat.
The helicopter flew into the Northern region and landed three kilometers away from the ruins.
"Professor Wu, for the next journey, you all have to walk there strenuously. If there are any abnormalities, please notify us immediately for evacuation."
The pilot cut the engine, took off his headset, and turned back, facing Professor Wu as he spoke.
Though helicopters can land and take off wherever there's space, they're relatively fragile items.
No one can predict what could happen at the ruins.
"Thank you for your hard work." Professor Wu nodded, responding with a kind smile to the pilot.
Master Fuli picked up his big hammer, walking on the fragmented land disrupted by seismic disasters.
"That guy Unos wasn't lying; there really is something remarkable in those ruins."
Master Fuli raised his head, gazing towards the sky. The concentration of Spiritual Particles in the Outer Region was far less than what was seen in the Northern region before.
But regardless of where the wisps erupt, some will drift like ribbons towards the direction of the ruins.
Under Master Fuli's watchful gaze, those wisps descended into the metallic ruins, disappearing within.
"Professor Wu..."
Master Fuli set the Gravity Hammer by the cliff edge and asked Wu Qingqing: "If things really get heated, do you have any plans that require me to cover you?"
Wu Qingqing was taken aback, looked at Master Fuli, displayed a helpless expression, and said: "No need for cover, but Master Fuli, you'd best not trust Li Xiao's words too much."
"Li Xiao's words are infamous within our Security Bureau for being filled with exaggerations..."
From Master Fuli's inquiry, Wu Qingqing seemed to recall something and officially introduced herself:
"I am not the beast taming master or Druid as Li Xiao claimed; my official codename is [Hunter]."
"I belong to the [Expert] sub-group under the Security Bureau's pest control expert team, specializing in hunting pests."
"That Li Xiao's mouth is at least unreliable..."
Professor Wu spoke with a helpless expression.
It's not entirely incorrect for Li Wenkang to call Wu Qingqing a beast taming master.
Wu Qingqing's specialty has always been penetrating Spirit Beasts' vital points, pressing their heads into the ground, and rubbing them forcefully until the Spirit Beasts wailed, leaving them with indelible psychological shadows.
Professor Wu isn't specialized in beast taming.
Her work is mainly hunting, and her experience in beast taming is limited to training hounds.
"!?"
Miyel slowly expressed a question mark.
Specializes in hunting?
Hunting me?