Chapter 2 of 10
Chapter 2
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Jin Si deployed a spatial anchor and then stepped through the spatial gate.
As soon as he emerged from the other side of the spatial gate, a bright light shone in his face.
"Damn!"
Jin Si quickly dodged, as a truck was coming straight at him.
The truck did not slow down, and Jin Si heard the driver cursing.
"Damn, where did this gorilla come from, the bloody monkey."
Jin Si then realized he was on a highway in the suburbs.
In the distance, he could see a modern city lit up, which didn't seem too far away.
At that moment, Jin Si saw several meteors streak across the sky.
Instinctively, Jin Si felt that those meteors contained something that made him feel a thrill.
Jin Si looked in the direction the meteors fell and started running towards the nearest one.
Soon, Jin Si stopped because of a barbed wire fence, with a sign in English that read "No Trespassing."
However, after a brief pause, Jin Si jumped over the fence.
Suddenly, a pungent wind blew in his face.
Jin Si turned and slapped it, sending a gray wolf flying.
This gray wolf was quite large, over two meters long.
But compared to Jin Si, who was over 2.5 meters tall, the gray wolf was like a little brother.
Of course, size doesn't equal actual combat power.
Jin Si's combat power was far more than just 2.5 meters.
Even lions and tigers would be no match for Jin Si.
After all, on the Mountain of Five Elements, Jin Si had torn apart many lions and tigers with his bare hands.
Jin Si had already found where the meteor had landed.
It had created a pit about two meters wide.
Jin Si slowly approached, and inside the pit was a rectangular metal can.
Green gas was emanating from it.
Jin Si inhaled sharply, and the green gas was absorbed into his body.
Jin Si felt his blood boiling.
At the same time, he confirmed what world he was in.
Wasn't this the world of "Rampage," starring Dwayne Johnson?
In this movie, a company conducted a deadly experiment in space, and the space laboratory was destroyed by a mutated rat.
The space laboratory fell to Earth, and the experimental substances did not destroy but fell with the debris, landing in the wild or at a zoo, causing three beasts to mutate and wreak havoc in the city.
These three beasts were a white ape, a crocodile, and a gray wolf.
Of course, after mutation, they were basically unrecognizable from their original species.
The white ape, as the main character, only grew in size, with no other changes.
The crocodile and gray wolf underwent cross-species mutations.
Of course, as a genetic virus, the infected animals became incredibly savage.
However, this savagery did not seem to affect Jin Si.
Hmm... maybe because this genetic virus is ineffective on a slacker.
Jin Si just wanted to transform quickly, get married, have children, and give Bodhi a grandson.
Jin Si could feel the genetic virus changing his body structure.
However, the changes were not as significant as he had imagined.
Jin Si's physique was growing at a visible rate.
This made him feel hungry; growth required energy.
Jin Si looked around at the green eyes of the surrounding beasts.
"I love coming to the zoo." Jin Si grinned.
...
A SUV stopped outside the zoo.
A muscular man got out of the car.
"Nelson, how is the situation now?" The man was in a hurry.
"It's not good." Nelson's face was serious.
"Who did George bully this time?" The man strode forward: "Maybe we should put him in long-term isolation."
"Davis... Davis! Stop, he's not in the gorilla area."
Davis stopped and turned to look at Nelson: "Where is he?"
"In the wild bear area, he killed a brown bear in the wild bear area." Nelson's face was serious and a bit panicked.
"A cub?"
"No, an adult brown bear." Nelson said: "Also, in the outer wolf area, we found the remains of twenty-eight wolves. Most of the wolves were eaten, and from the traces on the remains, it seems that they were attacked and killed by an ape."
"Don't joke, George is just an albino gorilla, not King Kong." Davis laughed.
But Nelson's face did not relax; instead, he looked at Davis with a more serious expression.
Davis also stopped laughing: "Are you serious?"
The two entered the wild bear area. Nelson carried a hunting rifle and cautiously followed behind Davis.
The first thing they saw was a dead brown bear.
It was much larger than George.
At that moment, a low growl came from the bear den ahead.
Davis frowned. As an animal expert and George's adoptive father, he knew George very well.
He understood every movement and sound George made.
At this moment, George seemed to be in pain and fear.
"Nelson, put down the gun."
"No... he's dangerous."
"Nelson, you know George doesn't like this thing."
After a moment of hesitation, Nelson put down the gun.
Davis believed George wouldn't hurt him.
However, he still approached the bear den cautiously.
In the dark of the bear den, a huge figure was hiding.
"George?"
Huff—
George slowly emerged from the bear den.
Nelson involuntarily took a step back.
"Am I hallucinating? Why does he seem bigger?"
"It's not your hallucination, he has indeed grown." Davis was equally nervous and confused.
At this moment, George was putting immense pressure on him.
Originally, George was two meters tall and 150 kilograms.
But now, George had grown to three meters tall overnight, and his weight had probably doubled.
His physique had gone from extraordinary to abnormal.
There was absolutely no three-meter-tall gorilla in the world.
There was a shocking claw mark on his chest, left by the brown bear.
George expressed his emotions through sounds and gestures.
Fear, unease, agitation...
Davis was very worried, fearing that George would lose control.
When an animal loses control, it often means it will be put down.
Davis also used gestures and words to calm George.
"It's okay, George, calm down, don't be afraid, no one will hurt you."
George calmed down a bit, no longer showing signs of agitation, and slowly returned to the shadows of the bear den.
At that moment, the walkie-talkie on Nelson's waist crackled: "Guys, you better come back to the gorilla area, we found something here."
The two immediately returned to the gorilla area, where Davis and Nelson's two colleagues, or rather, interns, were already waiting.
In front of them was a two-meter-wide impact crater.
Inside the crater was a charred rectangular metal can.
"This thing looks like it was dropped from a plane."
"No, something dropped from a plane wouldn't create such a crater. This looks more like it fell from outer space."
"Are you saying it's alien trash?"
"Maybe a space station."