Quick Transmigration: Playing the Role of a Devoted Tool

Even if Xiao Hei takes on a human appearance, its inner self remains different.

The moment the skin was cut open, what flowed out was not blood, but something like countless long, moving worms, densely packed and twisted together, sensing the danger and instinctively reaching towards the hand holding the scalpel.

"Very good, cut it off, Qiran," Tomina commanded, his eyes fixed on the nimble tentacles, wishing he could do it himself.

Qi Ran cut off a piece, picked it up, and put it into a test tube.

The tentacle was still moving, and the violent shaking almost knocked the bottle over.

"It seems to be very active." Tomina patted Qi Ran on the shoulder and continued to instruct, "Now, cut off its heart, it has one too. I want to see how well it can regenerate."

"Yes, Dean." Qi Ran calmly cut off Xiao Hei's heart, which was something completely different from a human heart.

The moment it was cut off, Little Black lost control of its form and softened into liquid.

It flowed everywhere, and countless tentacles crawled toward Qi Ran, eventually enveloping the boy, with each tentacle stopping at his neck.

The murderous intent was obvious.

Tomina stood in the safe zone, admiring this beautiful scene.

Why...?

Why...?

"It hurts so much... Ranran, it hurts so much..."

The monster was roaring, its voice hoarse, chaotic, and intermittent, coming from who-knows-where.

Qi Ran stopped there, the scalpel taken from his fingertips by the monster and pressed against his neck, the tip already penetrating his skin, drawing out bright red blood.

"I'm sorry..." Qi Ran couldn't answer its question, so she could only apologize.

Xiao Hei wasn't having it. It used its knife to cut a wound, as revenge for Qi Ran's attack.

The next second, the monster charged towards Tomina.

Qi Ran saw that Tomina's hand had transformed into a plant vine even more terrifying than Xiao Hei. He wrapped it around Xiao Hei and easily threw it away.

Qi Ran looked at him in surprise; Tomina was not human.

"Oh dear, we've been seen." Tomina smiled, a smile playing on her lips, and walked step by step to Qi Ran's side. "Good child, do you know what this is?"

He raised a plant tentacle covered in sharp thorns, each one highly poisonous.

Xiao Hei was knocked unconscious with a single palm strike, which shows that Tomina's strength is considerable.

Qi took a step back, but Tomina pressed down on his shoulder with her other hand. The force was so strong that he couldn't move and could only watch as Tomina slowly transformed into a half-human, half-monster form before his eyes.

"Good child, now that you know the secret of the orphanage, I can't let you go."

"Or I'll kill you."

He affectionately pulled Qi Ran into his arms and whispered in her ear, "Want to join us?"

Clearly, Qi Ran had no choice.

If he refuses, the tentacles on his waist will immediately snap his spine.

"I'm joining, Dean."

"What a good boy." Tomina smiled, regaining his handsome appearance, and gently brushed away the wound on Qi Ran's neck.

"Go to the infirmary, kid. I'll take Blackie back."

"Yes." Qi Ran glanced at Xiao Hei, who was trying to resist the anesthetic, and left the room.

A loud crash came from inside the door, and Qi Ran stopped in her tracks. A few seconds later, she had no choice but to leave.

"System, what is Tomina doing?"

[Slice the black cat.]

Qi Ran paused, her gaze shifting slightly. "It must hate me to death."

The system didn't say anything.

That's how things are; no one has a choice.

The next day, Qi Ran arrived at the rainforest laboratory. Xiao Hei was lying under a tree as if it were dead. Except for its head, which still retained a human shape, the rest of its body had become uncontrollable due to the erosion caused by the special drug.

Upon seeing Qi Ran, Xiao Hei wanted to kill him, but he couldn't control the rest of his body. He could only watch Qi Ran approach, and finally, he lifted Qi Ran's head and gently kissed his lips.

After they parted, Qi Ran told it, "I will take you out."

Xiao Hei didn't believe it, and felt wronged.

Qi Ran hugged it, letting the tentacles cover her, enveloping her completely.

The monster is tireless; it doesn't know what satisfaction or rest is. It only knows how to take and exploit the poor boy relentlessly.

When Qi Ran regained consciousness, she finally saw a glimmer of light, only to have it obscured by darkness again, and eventually even lost her hearing and judgment.

Before the surveillance, Tomina was very satisfied with Qi Ran's sensibility.

Kaya, however, instinctively felt heartbroken over the boy's sacrifices.

The dean still wouldn't let Qi Ran off the hook, and wanted to push him into the abyss.

At night, Qi Ran pushed open the laboratory door. Her clothes were wrinkled and stuck to her body, her skin was covered in messy marks, and there was a punitive wound on her ear.

He staggered to his feet and, leaning against the wall, went to his dormitory.

But his vision became doubled, making it impossible for him to see the road clearly.

When the boy collapsed, Kaya caught him, carefully picked him up, and took him to the infirmary.

The doctor's hands trembled with fear upon seeing the boy's condition. "How could he be so badly injured?"

Kaya asked in a low voice, "Are any internal organs damaged?"

The doctor looked at the scan and shook his head. "No, it's just that he's been with the monster for so long that he's starving and has no strength left. Even if you want to breed, you don't have to exploit him like this."

Kaya was speechless; in fact, Qi Ran's condition was relatively mild.

If it were the previous batches, they wouldn't have had a chance to leave the lab alive.

The doctor realized he had talked too much and silently administered the IV to the boy.

Qi Ran woke up again three days later.

The doctor told him that Kaya had brought him there, his eyes filled with sympathy, "Go back and get some rest and a good meal."

"Okay, thank you, doctor."

Qi Ran got out of bed, his steps still a little unsteady. The doctor helped him and escorted him to the door.

Qi Ran can take a few days off and doesn't need to go to the lab to take care of Xiao Hei.

He slept in his dormitory for a long time until he got hungry and went to the cafeteria to eat.

When Darrell came to see him, Qi Ran had just returned not long ago.

"Qiran, can I come in and have a chat?" Darrell asked, waving the gift box in his hand.

Qi Ran stepped aside to let him in.

"Please sit wherever you like."

"Are you feeling better?" Darrell knew quite a bit about Qi Ran's situation and felt a bit of sympathy for her.

After all, he had experienced those things himself back then.

Monsters have no love.

Everything they did was completely illogical.

Qi Ran gave Darrell a cup of coffee, then sat on the sofa opposite him, her eyelids drooping, looking rather unwell.

"Darrell, how many people died in the orphanage?" Qi Ran asked in a low voice, her voice still a little hoarse.

"You shouldn't know this," Darrell advised. "As long as you obey, Tomina won't kill you. Qi Ran, he only cares about profit; everything else is negotiable."

"But will the Interstellar Court know about what he's doing?"

"How do you know this isn't protected by the Interstellar Court?" Darrell said sarcastically. "Well, in this world, as long as there's profit to be made, there's no such thing as something without bloodshed."

Darrell met an intergalactic judge who had found a young, healing heart for his daughter, and countless people had died here trying to cultivate a suitable monster for that heart.

Darrell didn't want Qi Ran to know so much.

Ignorance can also be a kind of happiness.