The fox has no bad intentions

Chapter 594 The Beast Tamers' Telepathic Connection
"What should we say in early childhood education? Clench your fist, exert appropriate force, strike hard, and put your good intentions into practice."

When Master Fuli heard Li Wenkang's question, he looked at him with a slightly strange expression and spoke.

Mythical beasts are actually very simple and honest.

When communicating with them, before the relative positions of both parties are clearly defined, if you speak to them, their subsequent reaction depends on their mood, but there is a 99% chance they will ignore your well-intentioned advice.

You need to tell them.

I could have easily crushed your baskets, but because I'm kind-hearted, I left you a pair.

As long as your goodwill is conveyed effectively, the spirit beasts will understand your kindness and childlike heart.

“Master Fuli is right.” Li Wenkang remained silent and responded to Master Fuli.

Under normal circumstances, these ordinary spirit beasts, which lack high intelligence or common sense about human society, are actually very difficult to tame.

After being defeated, they will choose to flee or show deep resistance to their predators.

The reason Li Wenkang ignored these spirit beasts and let Master Fuli educate them was that his ultimate goal was to have Master Fuli play the villain, while he and the Security Bureau would act as the mother hen in the "eagle catches chicks" scenario.

When Master Fuli was beating the spirit beasts, step forward and persuade him to show mercy, leaving a deep impression on these newly awakened spirit beasts.

"Hoohoho-"

A black bear with a sheet of iron covering its face staggered and swayed, its two paws desperately trying to pry off the deformed iron mask stuck to its cheeks.

While it was struggling, it walked to the spot in front of Master Fuli.

The fox master's tail peeked out, tripping the black bear and causing it to fall to the ground. He then stretched out his fox paws and tore off the iron mask from the bear's face.

The black bear, who had regained his sight, was stunned for a moment, then politely thanked Master Fuli.

"Don't be so polite. In a little while, you take the other guys to the movie room to watch my video and study 'The Human City Speedrun Guide' carefully." Master Fuli waved his hand to indicate to Black Bear not to mind, they were all buddies.

"Roar!" The black bear, sitting cross-legged on the ground, nodded, showing complete trust in Master Fuli.

There must be something profound in the Fox King's words, but I'm just too dull to understand them right now.

How could the king possibly harm me? He could easily kill me with one punch and eat my flesh, so why would he bother deceiving himself?

When the Fox King was a child, he probably couldn't even distinguish between his left and right feet, but he already knew how to dismember.

Under Li Wenkang's silent gaze, Master Fuli led the spirit beasts to the conference room, where they sat in rows, waiting for the security bureau staff to come in and play the movie.

While Master Fuli was conducting his early education, Miel in the house was also eating voraciously, swallowing almost as much food as her own body weight into her stomach.

By the time she finished replenishing her energy, the team heading to the ruins for the evacuation mission had already assembled.

The team was led by Professor Wu Qingqing and was equipped with three support soldiers and a spider-shaped robot.

Master Fuli and Wang Ya set off together in a helicopter bound for the border region.

Can I make a phone call?

Sitting in the helicopter, Miel raised her hand and looked at Professor Wu Qingqing. The only expression on her strong, deep-set face was one of dazzling, obedient charm.
"My bioelectric current ability needs a humid environment to function at its full potential."

“I have an artillery battalion in the border region, and I want them to create an artificial rainfall environment before the operation.”

With Professor Wu's permission, Miel explained why she had made the call.

“You’d better really be prepared to pray for rain.” When the old man Fuli, who was sitting in Wang Ya’s lap, heard Mi’er say that she was going to mobilize the artillery battalion, he immediately became wary and looked at the Gravity Hammer Pro placed in the cabin.

"I didn't do anything bad to you last time when I gave you a terrible perm. Be careful, I'll settle all my old scores with you."

"No, no, I'm terrified of dying. I still have over five billion dollars in cash at home that I haven't spent yet," Miel quickly said, expressing her loyalty in broken Mandarin.

"Here you go." Professor Wu thought for a moment, took out a satellite phone, and tossed it to Miel sitting opposite him. He didn't say anything, but just looked Miel up and down.

Miel nervously picked up the phone and called the steward of his castle outside the Great Wall, asking him to analyze the cloud cover and create artificial rain for the northern region.

If it's impossible to generate rainfall, then deploy heavy firefighting helicopters to spray water mist in the northern part of the border region to create a suitable environment for yourself.

"Alright." Mi Yier respectfully returned the borrowed phone to Professor Wu, glancing at the repair toolbox beside him, and couldn't help but shudder.

Miel silently sat back down in her seat.

The helicopter flew into northern China and landed three kilometers from the site of the ruins.

"Professor Wu, you will have to walk the rest of the way. If anything goes wrong, please notify us immediately so we can evacuate."

The driver stopped the engine, took off his headphones, and turned to Professor Wu.

Although helicopters can take off and land anywhere, they are still relatively fragile.

No one can predict what will happen to the ruins.

"Thank you for your hard work." Professor Wu nodded and gave the driver a kind smile.

Master Fuli picked up his large sledgehammer and walked on the land that had been torn apart by the earthquake.

"That guy Unos wasn't lying; there really is something incredible in those ruins."

Master Fuli raised his head and looked up at the sky. The density of spiritual particles in the northern border region was far less than what he had seen and heard in the northern border region.

But no matter where the mist erupts, a tiny amount of mist will drift towards the ruins like ribbons.

Under the watchful gaze of Master Fuli, the traces of mist descended into the metal ruins and disappeared inside.

Professor Wu

Master Fuli placed the gravity hammer on the edge of the cliff and asked Wu Qingqing, "If a fight really breaks out later, what are your plans? Do you need me to cover you first?"

Wu Qingqing was taken aback, then looked at Master Fuli with a wry smile and said, "No need for cover-up, but Master Fuli, you'd better not believe Principal Li's words."

"Li Xiao's mouth is notorious within our security bureau for its tendency to spout nonsense."

Upon hearing Master Fuli's question, Wu Qingqing seemed to have thought of something and formally introduced herself:

"I am neither the beast tamer nor the druid that Principal Li mentioned. My official code name is [Hunter]."

"He is an expert in the pest and disease control expert group under the Security Bureau, specializing in tracking down and eliminating diseases."

"That Principal Li, at least his words are unreliable."

Professor Wu spoke with a helpless expression.

Li Wenkang's calling Wu Qingqing a master animal trainer is not entirely wrong.

Wu Qingqing's forte was the past. She stabbed the spirit beast in the vital spot with a knife, pressed the spirit beast's head into the ground, and rubbed it repeatedly until the spirit beast let out a wail, thus leaving an indelible psychological shadow.

Professor Wu is not good at animal training.

Her job was hunting, and her experience in animal training was limited to training hunting dogs.

"!?"

Miel slowly typed out a question mark.

Skilled at hunting down predators?

Are you going to kill me?
(End of this chapter)