No one in the lab or even the entire Star Military University knew about that "benevolent lie."
"Tell me how you feel,"
Under the oppressive gaze and tone of Ji Xinghe, Kazeman honestly began to speak.
"It's like my consciousness and my body were separated; I couldn't feel my chi. Then it returned, but this brain-machine interface you guys installed on me seems to hinder the flow of my chi. As soon as I exert force, it breaks.
But don't worry, I'm fine; I can heal this sort of injury myself. Of course, if you could treat me, I think I would recover even faster."
It had been over four months since Kazeman was brought to Azure Star, where its Dragon language became much more fluent. It stubbornly indicated that it had no issues, fearing that if it lost its value, it might be killed.
It thought this: as long as I'm alive, there is a chance for revenge.
What Kazeman said matched the researchers' assessments and Ji Xinghe's speculations, so the experiment ended in failure.
