Transmigrated into a lewd little pervert, the crazy boss's kiss made his legs weak.

Li Yaoyao followed Qi Yuge to a remote park on the outskirts of Beijing.

It was surrounded by fences and wire mesh, and a skull hung at the entrance.

Li Yaoyao: ...

I hope she won't be able to get out once she goes in.

Once inside the gate, I discovered a hidden world.

A dozen or so independent isolation cages are lined up in a row, each equipped with constant temperature and humidity control equipment.

Thick soundproof panels separate the cages to prevent the animals from disturbing each other.

Although the hardware has been done as well as possible, summer is summer after all, and even the best ventilation system can't withstand the smells that evaporate in the high temperature.

The air was filled with a complex odor, a mixture of disinfectant, animal smells, and ointment.

Qi Yuge stood at the door and glanced at Li Yaoyao without making a sound.

Of the doctors who come here, eight out of ten cover their noses as soon as they enter, and the other two dry heave.

Li Yaoyao wrinkled her nose, her eyes scanning the row of cages, her face showing no sign of discomfort.

"Which one should we look at first?"

She asked, her tone filled with an eager anticipation.

Qi Yuge withdrew his gaze from her face, and a slight, almost imperceptible smile appeared on his lips.

Walking further in leads to the core area of ​​the quarantine zone, where a transparent glass door separates the office area from the cage area.

Behind the glass door stood a tall, slender man in a white coat, wearing gold-rimmed glasses. He had handsome features but a cold expression.

He was holding a medical record board and writing something with his head down. Hearing footsteps, he looked up, first glancing at Qi Yuge, and then turning his gaze to Li Yaoyao.

The eyes behind the glasses were critical and indifferent, carrying a strong sense of scrutiny.

"Qin Lin".

Qi Yuge introduced the situation in a casual tone.

"A renowned wildlife veterinary expert, ranking among the top three in the clinical field of rare animals in China."

Qin Lin withdrew his gaze from Li Yaoyao and looked directly at Qi Yuge, his tone indifferent.

"Don't send me just any kind of garbage. I don't need any helpers."

"The last veterinarian you brought in, who claimed to have ten years of experience, was chased and bitten through two layers of protective clothing by a yellow python. He ran faster than a rabbit."

Without saying a word, Qi Yuge kicked him.

Qin Lin reacted faster than anyone else, slightly shifting his body to the side and precisely dodging the kick.

His face didn't even show any extra change in expression, clearly indicating that this had happened more than once.

Qin Lin pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses, a hint of impatience in his eyes.

I still have to keep complaining.

"Teacher Qin! Teacher Qin..."

Qin Lin's assistant came running from the other end of the corridor, carrying a large stack of medical records, panting heavily.

"That...that honey badger escaped again! This time it gnawed a hole in the wire mesh of the next cage, crawled inside, fought with that poisonous snake, chased the snake away, and then got covered in porcupine quills..."

Qin Lin's expression changed slightly, and he turned and walked deeper into the corridor.

Li Yaoyao followed behind and asked Qi Yuge in a low voice.

"Honey badger? You mean that 'life and death are nothing, fight if you dare' honey badger? The one that decides whether Africa is chaotic or not?"

"Can Beijing even raise this kind of thing?"

"That's it."

Qi Yuge walked slowly with his hands in his pockets.

"The most difficult one to handle so far."

"Life was the most leisurely; I was kept in a cage with food and drink, and all I did was sleep..."

"As a result, he was seriously injured and had to escape from prison three times in a week..."

"After each escape, they wouldn't go far; they'd just squat by the door of the next cage, taunting the other animals through the glass..."

"Other animals are already bad-tempered, but this makes it even more flammable and explosive."

Li Yaoyao smiled with a smirk.

"One piece of poop ruins the whole pot of porridge, ^_^"

The honey badger's solitary enclosure was in the innermost room, and sure enough, there was a hole chewed through the wire mesh at the entrance.

The assistant was squatting at the hole, repairing it with wire and pliers, sweating profusely.

What's even funnier is that the honey badger didn't hide after escaping from prison.

Instead, it swaggered around and squatted next to the porcupine cage that it was harassing, chewing on something.

Upon closer inspection, they turned out to be porcupine quills.

Several thorns were stuck in the corners of its mouth, and the fur on its face was prickly like that of a hedgehog.

But he still looked very pleased with himself.

The porcupine in the next cage huddled in a corner, several of its quills missing from its back.

It's clear that they just had a rather unpleasant exchange.

Qin Lin stood behind the honey badger, holding a lasso pole in his hand.

The expression on his face was one of helplessness, like someone who had seen countless grand scenes but was rendered speechless by a honey badger.

His white coat was stained with mud at the hem, and there was a fresh scratch on the web of his left hand, indicating that he had just been through a tug-of-war.

He slowly approached the honey badger, about to pass the lasso forward.

The honey badger whirled around as if it had eyes in the back of its head, arched its body, and hissed a warning.

Then he took the initiative to pounce on Qin Lin and launched an attack.

Qin Lin took a step back, his hand instinctively reaching for the tranquilizer gun at his waist, but then he stopped.

No, its wound hasn't been cleaned yet, and giving it anesthesia again would be too risky. Last time, it almost didn't wake up after being given anesthesia.

He gritted his teeth and muttered something under his breath, standing there in a dilemma, unable to move forward or backward.

The honey badger clearly didn't see itself as injured.

It looked disheveled, but it still held its head high and disdainfully swept its tiny, beady eyes over the humans present.

Li Yaoyao squatted down and looked at it from a distance of a few steps.

"It wasn't a prison break at all."

She squatted for a while, then suddenly spoke.

"It's just too bored. Honey badgers are highly intelligent animals, and their daily range in the wild is tens of square kilometers. If you put it in a small single room, it's no wonder it has to find its own way to have fun."

Qin Lin turned and glanced at her, a hint of surprise in his eyes, but his words remained indifferent.

"Can you quiet it down?"

Li Yaoyao did not answer.

She took something out of her pocket.

A small plastic bell ball, which I grabbed from Yanyan's pile of toys before leaving the house.

I originally intended to tease Yanyan on the way, but I didn't expect it to come in handy at this time.

She gently placed the ball on the ground, flicked it with her finger, and the bell jingled as it rolled a few times.

The honey badger suddenly stopped scratching at the wire mesh.

It pricked up its ears, turned its head to stare at the jingling ball, and a completely different light flashed in its beady eyes.

Li Yaoyao rummaged through her pocket again, took out a strip of meat, tore off a small piece and placed it on the ground in front of her toes.

She wasn't looking at the honey badger, or even crouching directly in front of it; her attention seemed entirely focused on the bell ball.

She flicked the ball again, and it rolled to the honey badger with a jingling sound.

"This ball is really interesting. Let's get your injury healed first, and then I'll show you some even more fun games."

The honey badger looked down at the bell ball that had rolled to its feet, nudged it with its paw, and the ball rang again.

It seemed to think the toy was pretty good, and it pawed at it a couple more times.

Then he turned his attention to the meat strips that Li Yaoyao had placed on the ground.

It cautiously took two steps forward, sniffed the meat, picked up a piece of meat and chewed it, then looked up at Li Yaoyao.

Li Yaoyao still didn't look directly at it.

The honey badger took two more steps forward, stopped next to Li Yaoyao's knee, and took another strip of meat from her hand.

This time, after it finished chewing, it didn't retreat, but sat down beside her legs and began to paw at the bell-shaped ball with its front paws.

Qin Lin stood three steps away, the lasso in his hand dangling in mid-air, his expression changing from indifference to disbelief.