After listening to Friday's words, Drew's gaze at the giant lizard had changed from full of disgust to a deep hatred.

Has the entire city been slaughtered by this monster?!! Then the lord of the city, and the guards of the city, and the people who live in the city, and the old men, and the children, and the women......

"You guessed right, the city lord, including all the people in the city, were all killed in battle or it can also be said that they were slaughtered unilaterally, and their deaths were miserable, this monster probably really likes to eat the brains of prey, so, when he first entered the city, almost everyone's brain marrow was sucked up by him, but it is likely that later he found that the child's brain was more tender, or it may be the reason why it was almost full, therefore, the corpses of those adults found later, in addition to the scratched heads, Only some small children will be sucked by it, you know, when I arrived, he was clutching the last surviving baby in the city, probably by its instinct or experience, that dead food did not taste as good as fresh, so that the baby had no scars on its body except for a hole in its skull, and if I didn't know what the beast was doing, it was holding the baby's body gently and not by its beastly hands, It can really make people think that it is the biological mother of this baby!!! ”

Friday didn't want to recall the first time he saw the baby still crying weakly and being held in the arms of the orc with a very light force to suck the brain, but he still told Drew word by word the whole tragic scene when the city was slaughtered.

After listening to Friday's narrative, which didn't seem to carry any emotion, Drew finally let out a frantic roar with red eyes, and slashed at the neck of the huge lizard that was still struggling with the greatest strength and speed with the sharp long knife in both hands.

When the head of the giant lizard was cut off by Drew, the blood that was not as warm as a human sprayed from its neck splashed all over Drew's body, but Drew did not dodge it.

Supporting his body with a knife, Drew finally fell to his knees as if he had exhausted all his strength. Breathing hard, trying to calm the violent emotional fluctuations in his heart.

Opening the door in the corner, Friday walked slowly over to Drew.

Squatting down, Friday patted Drew on the shoulder with his hand and said, "Don't worry, a creature like it." There aren't many of them in this world, so events like that massacre don't happen very often, and that's what we're going to do in the future. Find the rest of the orcs scattered around and take them all under control. ”

"Why don't you just kill them?" Drew asked Friday with his still blood-red eyes open.

"Because, I've been looking for ways to make humans stronger, and these experiments need to use them." After saying this, Friday stood up, walked over to the head of the giant lizard, and picked it up with his hands.

"Go pack yourself up and I'll take you somewhere." Friday said as he shook his head and looked at Drew, who was still in his previous position.

Hearing Friday's words, Drew finally slowly stood up to his feet.

Where Friday came with Drew. It's still a place in the Underground King City, but this place is still under the Underground King City.

As Drew followed Friday with his head on his head, as he walked down the winding staircase, Drew finally noticed that the temperature around him seemed to be getting colder and colder, because the breath he and Friday had gasped for had turned white.

At the bottom of the stairs was still a secret door, and when Drew entered it with Friday. Behind the secret door, he discovered, was a huge space where thousands, perhaps more than thousands, corpses were parked.

Looking at the rows of neatly arranged beds in front of him, one by one covered with white cloths, Drew felt slightly unwell, but he didn't ask any questions. For, he thought, the reason why their king had brought him here was to tell him everything about it.

"The corpses here, each one of them are people who died for the test, and their names. The stone tablet is being carved into the ground, and if you don't survive this experiment and fail, you will be one of them. Friday walked into the huge morgue and said to Drew, who was following him.

"Wang, do you want to keep these corpses forever?" Feeling the low temperature outside his body, Drew exhaled white breath and said.

"Well...... I want to see if I can find a way to resurrect them in the future, because each of them is very good, and they can bravely sacrifice their young and beautiful lives for the future of mankind, and they really deserve this treatment. Friday didn't stop, just walked slowly down the aisle between the morgues and went deeper.

"But can people who have died really be able to bring them back to life?" Drew glanced at the bodies of the objects placed around him, and finally reached out and uncovered the white cloth from a corpse next to him.

The corpse that was uncovered by Drew was indeed a very young corpse, and it could be seen from his figure that he and Drew were strong before they successfully evolved, and they did have a fight.

"I think so, because, someone once told me that if you dare to think, then nothing can't be done, do you know who is the person who said this to me? You know this person, too. Friday stopped and looked at Drew behind him.

"Who is it?" Putting down the white cloth in his hand and putting it back on the corpse, Drew asked.

"Your aunt told me ten years ago, before she left me." Friday whispered to Drew with a look of obsessiveness.

"Auntie?" Drew asked rhetorically.

"Yes, it is precisely because of her words that I have done many things in the past ten years that I couldn't even think of before." After saying this, Friday started to take a new step.

It turns out that my aunt is really different, and it seems that some of his previous feelings are not wrong, but where did my aunt know so much? Where did she come from?

"Wang, did my aunt and you come from the same place before?" Drew thought about it, but decided to ask the question in his mind. (To be continued.) )