Chapter 138: Objectives
Xiang Kun grabbed a rabbit from the kitchen, ready to test the psychological impact.
From Guo Tianxiang's disordered memories, it was clear that he had undergone experiences where he influenced animals, making them visualize objects of fear.
Therefore, using a rabbit for this experiment shouldn't be a problem.
Placing the rabbit on the dining table, Xiang Kun started by staring at it directly, trying to establish eye contact.
Xiang Kun knew that a rabbit's eyes were quite different from a human's, due to the different habits, their structures were different too.
The eyes of a rabbit are located on both sides and slightly above, with a visual range of nearly 360 degrees. They can clearly see both front and back, allowing them to stand guard against ill-intentioned creatures during their feeding time.
However, rabbits have a small blind spot directly in front of them at close range. They can only see flat influences rather than three-dimensional ones.
