The giants located in the prison cells to his left and right, though seated cross-legged on the ground, nearly filled the six-meter-high iron cages. Only the Shepherd-tree People could rival such enormous statures. The skin of these giants was a waxen yellow, and their prison life had left them visibly emaciated, yet their large eyes still sparkled, radiating a sense of tranquility. Their heads were covered in large bumps, with short, curly hair lying atop, forming big lumps.
Liu was startled into a laugh.
He suddenly recalled the time in Cat Ear Cave, when his brothers' heads, covered in scabs and resembling bunches of grapes, resembled that of the Desert Giants before him.
