The Last Kabakans

Dai Bella turned off all the fluorescent lights, and Dahei could only rely on the faint red light to stare closely at the weird lizard-like creature above his head.

On the back of the operating table, Gad held half a piece of rusk in his hand, and gently scraped it with his thumb over and over again, and the fine crumbs fell down.

Joshua's eyes flicked over the half piece of rusk, and finally landed on Gad's face, the clear water in his eyes spread like ripples, but when Gad looked back, he quickly moved away Looking down, he lowered his head and pretended to click a few times on the screen of the console.

Is it guilty, he asked himself.

Since he was seven years old, he has been living in the military academy. Apart from studying and training, he hardly participates in any recreational activities. He even spends his holidays at the training base.

And in the ten years since then, he and his father have almost never contacted each other, occasionally meeting each other at exercises or ceremonies, and each other will deliberately ignore each other's existence.

Even so, he will always be the one who is righteous and confident, who doesn't bother to question, let alone explain.

But when he suddenly realized that Gad never seemed to ask who he was, why he appeared here, and whether he had anything to do with this group of people, he realized that he was a little guilty.

The indifference between him and his father was simply because they knew each other, and they were unwilling to have greater conflicts and more unhappiness.

What about Gad?What is the conflict and unhappiness between them?

Obviously not a kiss.

"Didn't you say you wanted to discuss some plan with me?" He stared at the characters dancing on the screen, trying to make his expression and tone appear natural.

Gad took a bite of the rusk in his hand: "Actually, there is nothing to discuss. There is a lack of food here, and it was injured again. When it is tired and hungry, there is no difficulty in catching it."

"It's really secretive," Joshua said with a smile. "Are you afraid that people will regret paying you such a high commission, so are you deliberately keeping it secret?"

"Have you ever thought about how they found this place?" Gad turned to him and asked, "According to my observation, this planet should be in a very hidden galaxy, and it is likely that it is not marked on all the maps. The coordinates of the planet.

So who is this behind-the-scenes funder, how does he know the existence of this planet, and why is he willing to spend so much money, is it just for this reptile that may carry several genes? "

Picking the bridge of his nose, he said again, "Find this reptile, and then plan to protect it? Or lock it up in the laboratory for research?"

Joshua was stunned and didn't know how to answer. After a long time, he lowered his head and asked softly, "So, what do you think?"

Gad stuffed the remaining dry bread into his mouth, crunched it into pieces and swallowed it into his stomach, shook the crumbs in his palm, and said, "Actually, I don't know, but this is not what I really care about..."

"...The only thing you care about is how to get out of here, right?" Joshua stared at him blankly, "Even if you join forces with a group of notorious gangsters who don't distinguish right from wrong?"

His heart seemed to be pressed by something, and he felt he couldn't breathe. He slowly lowered his head and buried his face in his palm, very annoyed at how he would ask such a stupid question.

But all the complicated things were crowded together, and he didn't know where his former coolness and rationality had gone. He just felt that his brain was going to explode.

"So this is what you're worried about?" Gad was full of surprise. He reached out and brushed the lock of hair on Joshua's forehead, and said with a smile, "Can't you have some confidence in yourself? I'm just talking to you Just talk about my thoughts, since you don't want to hear it, I don't want to say it."

Joshua actually wanted to ask Gad a lot of questions, but when he raised his head and saw that smiling, tough and handsome face, the words came to his lips, and he swallowed them back abruptly.

He has never encountered such a difficult situation to deal with, and he even feels a little powerless. What else can he do with his own strength?

"Forget it," he sighed, "don't waste any more time."

Gad saw that his face was not looking well, so he patted him lightly on the shoulder and said, "Don't worry!"

The baron dozed off leaning against the stone pillar when he was full, and Keller, who was rarely seen, followed Cape Town, and the two were whispering something.

The lizard-like monster was still lying on the top of the stone pillar, dripping blood dripped down the emerald green stone pillar.

"Beauty!" Gad snapped his fingers at Debella, "Get some food and water, the food only needs protein, not much."

"Have we discussed it?" Cape Town came over and asked.

Gad nodded: "Get something to lure him down."

After the things were ready, everyone dispersed. According to Gad's arrangement, they set up anesthesia guns and arresting nets, and installed ionization devices in the direction where it might escape, and then retreated far away.

half an hour...

One hour…

It wasn't until almost two hours later that the mutated creature lying on top moved a little, and slowly slid down the stone pillar.

It stretched out its nose vigilantly and sniffed around. Although there were still strange smells in the air, it still keenly caught the smell of food from these smells.

Maybe it was really hungry. After repeated trials, it finally got down to the ground, lay down in front of the solid protein specially prepared for it, stretched out its long tongue and began to lick it.

Gad made a gesture, and the two capture nets were launched from different directions, but the little monster reacted immediately, and rushed out with a whistling sound against the ground.

Dai Bella dodged to keep up, and fired a shot of the anesthesia gun. Unfortunately, the light was not good, and she missed it.

The little monster was frightened, and wanted to climb up to the top of the stone pillar to hide again, but just a few meters up, it was shocked and fell down.

Now it was completely cornered, and it directly rushed towards the nearest Dahei. After throwing Dahei down, it turned its tail and swept Cape Town aside.

It moved very fast, and before Debella had time to fire the second shot, it had already rushed to the front, snatched the anesthesia gun, and threw it far away.

Gad picked up the catch net spread out on the ground, wrapped his body around the monster's head, and dragged it away from Debella.

But the catching net wrapped around the monster's head was quickly burned with a big hole by the monster's corrosive saliva.

Seeing that it was struggling to escape from Gad, Joshua picked up the anesthesia gun on the ground, put it on his shoulder skillfully, and without blinking his eyes, he fired it with a "bang" on its neck. one shot.

The author has something to say: Gad: I feel a little familiar