Closer to Revealing My True Self
Chapter 354 - 259 Human Behavior Pattern Observation_4

Chapter 354: Chapter 259 Human Behavior Pattern Observation_4

Interesting.

[Observation of Abnormal Human Behavior Patterns] in progress.

Wen Suolin was still trying to persuade Feng Yi, focusing on financial benefits.

He believed in one thing, money can make ghosts grind!

How much money could be made by working for the Union Security Bureau?

Isn’t it tiring to run around outside?

No one can remain unmoved in the face of such a huge fortune!

Wen Suolin, "Join us."

Feng Yi, "No."

Wen Suolin, "Why not?"

Feng Yi, "I am very rich."

Wen Suolin, "..."

Feng Yi saw the other’s facial muscles twitching.

There were violent fluctuations in emotional information waves, and just a moment ago, they erupted suddenly, like fireworks blooming in the night sky!

Wen Suolin stared at Feng Yi, and thinking of something, he pulled out a strange smile, almost squeezing out through clenched teeth, "Fine, I’ll give the snake back to you!"

Wen Suolin opened the box lid and forcefully splashed it behind him!

The little python inside traced an arc in the air, falling into the river behind.

"Hahahaha, fetch it yourself!"

Wen Suolin laughed manically, eager to see Feng Yi scrambling to find the snake.

However, Feng Yi still blocked the way, not moving an inch, without any hesitation or worry.

Even though he couldn’t see Feng Yi’s eyes, this behavior made Wen Suolin feel like a clown.

The smile on his face collapsed, and his teeth gnashed audibly.

Discarding the box in his hand, Wen Suolin said, "Not going to look for it? After a while, it won’t be easy to find the snake in a place like this. Moreover, given its current competitiveness in the wild, it’s uncertain whether it will survive until tomorrow."

Feng Yi looked at Wen Suolin, "Your behavior just now..."

Wen Suolin, "What about it?"

Feng Yi, "Is considered illegal free-releasing."

Wen Suolin, "..."

I threw out the damn snake, and you’re not going to look for it, but instead, you’re talking about illegal free-releasing with me?!

Steve’s mind was filled with thoughts of the snake, whereas Feng Yi’s mind was... filled with who knows what!

Wen Suolin’s gaze at Feng Yi was like looking at a traitor! A scumbag!

"You’re not going to look for the snake? You don’t care about that little python at all?"

The experts of the Union Security Bureau, mostly with a sanctimonious paternalism, could actually be so indifferent to what just happened?!

Steve would have rushed over immediately, not caring what happened on this side at all!

Indeed, everything reported online is fake!

It’s all an act!

Wen Suolin accused Feng Yi while simultaneously formulating a rapid response strategy in his mind.

"What do you really want?"

Feng Yi didn’t answer him.

Behind the sunglasses, a pair of eyes changed from a narrow slit to an oval to see in the dark night; everything was clear.

Wen Suolin had not received a reply from Feng Yi for a long time. He suspected that Feng Yi was stalling for time, waiting for law enforcement or someone from the Union Security Bureau to arrive.

Just as he was ready to take a gamble, he saw the little python he had thrown out earlier crawling back, all the way to Feng Yi’s side.

Feng Yi bent down.

The snake climbed onto the hand Feng Yi stretched out, windingaround it and flicking its forked tongue, looking lively.

Feng Yi straightened up and showed the little snake on his hand to Wen Suolin, "Found it."

Wen Suolin’s astonished gaze lingered, then he looked on with a pride and satisfaction as if observing a successful experimental subject.

"Wow! That’s truly amazing!"

"Its intelligence... it can be trained?"

Without sufficient intelligence and emotional response, it is difficult to ensure a training response.

Many people believe snakes are entirely instinctual in their actions; clever species and individuals are rare, with perhaps some rat snakes and king cobras exceeding the average intelligence of snakes. But a mutated python like this, so small, and already capable of interaction?

Imprinting was out of the question; at best, it could be familiarity with scent.

But the current situation could not be explained by scent familiarity alone.

Wen Suolin was extremely curious.

He had thrown it quite far, and it had landed in the river; the snake could have swum in any direction, not to mention finding its way to a specific location after reaching the shore.

Coincidence?

No.

From Feng Yi’s reaction, it was clear that all of this was within his expectations.

According to legends, there were some ancient tribes capable of using secret techniques to control snakes.

Could it be Feng Yi’s own secret snake-taming technique?

Or was it that the little python itself was special?

Or maybe, both?

Wen Suolin launched into a new brainstorm.

However, for Feng Yi, the [Observation of Abnormal Human Behavior Patterns] had ended.

"Alright, you should continue your pondering at the appropriate place."