Dow and Carbon-Based Monkey Breeding Guidelines

Chapter 422
Assabam looked at him with an unfathomable expression.

"I just want you to know about this." Robin Han said, "I think it lacks basic respect for me. Is there any way to discipline it? It's about this big, with a face like this—"

"Ghost paralyzed lizard," Assabam said.Her tone showed complete control over the situation, which made Luo Binhan immediately angry.The dwarf star guest was obviously ignorant of his situation, but he could tell the species of an unnamed lizard on board.Could it be that she thought a lizard was more of a threat than him?
“I don’t recommend thinking about your self-worth at this moment,” Garfield says. “In a dangerous situation, trusting yourself is more effective than embarrassment. The latter will affect your judgment of the situation.”

I'm not embarrassed, okay?Robin Han retorted.No matter what, compared with such a free and tolerant soul like him, it should be the ghost paralyzed lizard who is embarrassing.He cleared his throat and continued: "Is there no trick to this?"

"Imitate its familiar environment," Assabam said.

"Shall I make a stone hole for it?"

Assabam shook his head. "You," she said simply, "imitate its environment. It will get used to you."

This suggestion sounds unrealistic to Luo Binhan.A long time ago, Momoro also told him that the lizard has no master in its heart. He may be just a bonsai to decorate its beautiful homeland, and at the same time, it has the functions of providing meat and pleasing the mood, so the lizard is willing to fight to protect such a bonsai.But that wasn't the case at all, and Fina didn't ignore him, but despised him with all the emotion a lizard could express, and had so far contributed little to his safety.Assuming that one day he and Allerica were going to kill each other, they turned the Silence upside down, and finally stood in the middle door of the bridge room, the only reason why Fina would appear was to take the opportunity to play with her most beloved ring .What should he do?His body is composed of 5.00% natural law, 5.00% past events and love, and 90.00% vengeance against Jing Juan. Anyway, he will definitely not be able to be the incarnation of Na and the ring.

"It hates me." Luo Binhan said resentfully, "It just wants to have fun, and doesn't care how I feel at all."

Assabam did not speak.She might just not be interested in this matter, but Luo Binhan also saw a hint of disapproval from her half-drooped eyelids, as if she thought that all the reptiles in the world were rock-solid ascetic monks, and would never do anything wrong. What abominations the passing landscape produces.In Luo Binhan's view, this attitude is undoubtedly an expression of preference. The evidence is conclusive and infallible. Cave-dwelling pets are the favorites of cold-blooded killers.This idea is indeed a bit strange, Assabam actually likes it, just like a robot picking up fat in a bowl.

Luo Binhan was silent for a while, then asked again: "What is the dragonfly brooch you mentioned earlier?"

By this time they had gone far enough that Luo Binhan had full confidence that Assabam could no longer force him to go back and jump into the sea to find a lost brooch.But some corner of his mind still felt that this was a bit weird.Assabaum likes dragonflies?Still like brooches?That really doesn't make any sense.

Assabam raised his eyes.There was a complicated scrutiny in that gaze, as if Luo Binhan had said something extremely awkward.

"You shouldn't have survived," she said.

Luo Binhan shrank back, looking back at the other party with an expression that would rather die than surrender.

"The lizard won't follow you even if I die!" He said loudly.

Assabam ignored him again.But Robin Han didn't feel panicked either.He wouldn't imagine that Assabam would treat him tenderly and kindly because of what happened on the river before, but it wouldn't suddenly arouse her murderous intent.The dwarf star's actions so far had apparently followed some logic he hadn't seen through, that he and his dagger were always meant to be used for her until he was actually dead.And now that he knew more about Assabaum's speaking habits, he somehow understood that she was using a past tense, that she was talking about their old score on Frost Chrysalis.

Luo Binhan looked at her with a smile.Of course he would never forget that, that cold and swift execution, which he believed she had done to countless enemies.Those enemies ranged from heinous thugs to monsters that would tear the hearts of mortals, and they could not be less sinful than Assabam.But on Frostchrysalis, she didn't hesitate to kill him at a moment when he didn't even know the word "Dwarfstar".She would treat him that way, and she must have done that to others.He even thought of the ulcers and lacerations on her hands and feet. Could there be victims like him among the sins that tormented her?What she had suffered—part of it—was fully deserved.

"Do you really think this will work?" he said. "Cutting off an old crop and planting a new one? Doesn't sound like anything to do with spring? Sounds like someone made the field out there their home." Gardens. It's pretty cool to be an old farmer with his maids, isn't it?"

Assabam raised his head abruptly, and Luo Binhan stared at her fearlessly.He stared at those night eyes, not finding much surprise in them, so he knew she knew—where the strange winter dream came from, Assabam must know more than he did.She wouldn't tell him, and finding out why wasn't the most important thing now.He already knew, and could no longer pretend to be indifferent.There are tens of thousands of stray cats in Lihai City, and they will die under the wheels, in the cold wind, or at the tip of a knife of any psychopath, none of which will hinder his comfortable life as a human citizen.But if he is forced to know how a cat suffered and grew up all its life, what name it was given by its former owner, and how it was mistreated, that name will become a curse that takes away his happiness.The more detailed these "knowledges" are, the sharper their sting.To pretend to have no conscience for a long time is, after all, as torturous as to maintain one.

That really shouldn't be.The lumberjack should not know the tree's story, and the tree should not know the lumberjack's story.He thought this must be the book's vicious conspiracy.He didn't want to say any more, but those three words were stuck in his throat.A name, three short syllables, that represent father and daughter.If he spoke out he might be killed instantly.

"You won't understand," said Assabam. "You obeyed him."

Her indifferent tone as if stating the facts gave Luo Binhan a desire for revenge.At that moment, he would rather see a furious and dangerous barbarian Valkyrie than a cold-blooded killer who is unwavering in his beliefs.But there was nothing he could do, for he knew that insults and taunts had no effect on a pious man.He couldn't persuade her to change her mind with words-in fact, he didn't know what he wanted to persuade her.He just happened to hear about the vicissitudes of the lumberjack, and he just wanted to see her shaken even a little bit.

But—the next second he thought of something—it wasn't words or weapons, and it wasn't going to make his situation any better.But if he just wanted to see Assabam's rage, to see her shaken by any shit he'd ever done, that was probably more than any dirty or mean words.So he reached inside his coat and felt for the wet cylinder.It has been crushed a bit, but the seal is still tight.Although his lighter doesn't work, the dagger can also ignite things.This couldn't be more suitable, an embarrassing fairy wand is given to a genuine black fairy.

(End of this chapter)