Just then, the big guy dragged someone in.
To be precise, it was a corpse. The corpse's skull was gone.
Leaving a trail of blood on the ground, the big bloke arrived outside the cage.
"Dog, how should we deal with this guy?"
"Is it trash?"
"Mr. Fausil said that it's useless."
"Then throw him into the corpse pit."
At this moment, the person who was supposed to be a dead body.
Suddenly, he let out a sharp cry, and his body spasmed violently.
The big man lifted up one of the man's legs and looked at it.
Litt Grove and Bona Twain saw that the man's brain was flashing red.
It was as if his brain was filled with neon lights.
But in the next moment, this failed product's brain suddenly exploded.
Brain juices splattered everywhere. The big guy wiped the blood off his face.
Ritter Grove and Bona Twain were both shocked.
It was very likely that they would be like this person, subjected to strange experiments, and then their brains would also explode.
Dog looked at Ritter Grove and Bona Twain.
"What kind of experiment are you doing?"
"Professor Fowles invented a neuron drug that can greatly develop the brain, improve the brain's operating ability, and improve intelligence. However, the side effects are also very obvious, and the failure rate is very high," Dog said.
"We'll also be used for this kind of experiment?" Littlegrove asked.
"That's right, you guys will also be sent to be test subjects."
Both of them were pale with fright.
Even Bona Twain was no exception.
The big man dragged the body to the wall and pressed a button.
A passage opened up in the wall, and the big man was about to throw the body in.
Suddenly, a few figures rushed out from inside.
They were a few big lizards, but their hind legs were very thick, much thicker than their forelegs.
They did not look like lizards, but more like a hybrid between a lizard and a human.
They pounced on the big man. The big man shook off one of the lizardmen, but the lizardman was stuck to the wall.
The other lizardmen were attacking the big man, and at the same time, they were fighting over the corpses in the big man's hands.
Bona Twain and Litt Grove were scared out of their wits as they watched.
The big man's clothes had already been torn by a few lizardmen, and the big man's real body was revealed.
His body had obviously been experimented on. His body was badly mutilated by the lizardmen, but he was still very tenacious.
The big man kicked the lizardman over and stomped it to death.
He then grabbed the lizardman on his shoulder and twisted him to death.
Of the remaining two lizardmen, one dragged the corpse back into the tunnel.
The last one charged at Dog.
Dog turned his head to look at the Lizardman that was charging at him. He suddenly stretched out his arms and grabbed the Lizardman's neck at lightning speed.
Crack … The Lizardman was strangled to death by Dog.
"This is also a test subject?"
"You can say that. This is a discarded product left behind by the previous researchers of this laboratory." Dog said, "There are a lot of these things in the Corpse Pit, and there are even more terrifying monsters."
Looking at the big man in the distance, he was about to throw the lizardman's corpse into the passage and close it.
At this moment, Professor Faussel walked in from outside.
When he saw the lizardman corpse on the ground, he couldn't help but be stunned.
"What is this?"
"Mr. Foss, this is an experiment left behind by the previous owner of this lab."
"Oh? This isn't a human, is it? " Professor Foss picked up the lizardman's corpse and began to examine its joints. "The muscle tissue and bone structure at night. This isn't an experimental mutation. It looks like an evolved species. Is there still such a thing?"
"There are more, but the exact number is unknown," Dog said.
"Then go down and get some," Foss said in a commanding tone.
"Mr. Foss, it's too dangerous down there. This lizardman isn't the only monster down there. There are even more terrifying monsters," Dog said.
"I don't care. The boss sent me here to absolutely obey my orders," Foss said matter-of-factly.
Dog's expression was a little ugly. He narrowed his eyes and looked at Foss.
"This is not on our list of tasks. We are only responsible for helping you find the living and the dead, as well as the enemies who invaded here. Other tasks are not within our scope of business," Dog said.
"If you refuse, then don't even think about getting my experimental data," Foss said forcefully.
"This isn't a human, nor is it a species from the human world. This is a monster from Hell."
At that moment, Bona Twain, who was locked in the glass cage, spoke up.
Foss turned to look at Bona Twain with a disdainful expression.
"Have you read too many novels or comics?"
"I'm serious. This is a monster from Hell. It has a very strong evil aura," Bona Twain said. "Although I don't know why they're here, I'm sure that they don't belong to the human world."
"Speaking of which, they do have their own language. Professor Trevor once did research on these lizardmen. He found that they have high intelligence and some social skills," Dog said.
"Where did Professor Trevor get these lizardmen?"
"He made a deal with a cult. As for the true origin of the lizardmen, we don't know either."
"Can you still contact that cult?" Foss asked.
"We can't."
"You guys may not be able to deal with these things, but I can," Bona Twain said.
"You? You can? You can't even beat me. How can you deal with these things? "
"That's the difference between us. You're a scientist, and I'm a witch," Bona Twain said. Bona Twain said, "There are some people or things in this world that you can't understand."
"You say you're a witch. Why should I believe you?"
Litt Grove didn't understand why Bona Twain would voluntarily reveal her identity.
Wasn't it more dangerous for her to reveal her identity like this?
Bona Twain obviously had her own plans.
At that moment, Bona Twain grabbed her right wrist with her left hand.
Then, everyone saw a frame outside the bulletproof glass float up.
Dog and Foss were both surprised. Special ability?
"What's going on? What ability is this? "When Foss looked at Bona Twain, there was a fanatical look in his eyes.
"Now you believe me, right? I'm a witch."
"Since you're a witch, can you come out by yourself?"
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