Yuyu Lei slowly knelt down on the ground, looking at the brooding Shen Yanxiao in horror. He could not understand why a dwarf could recognize the skills of a human Priest.
This was totally unreasonable!
Since the battle between gods and devils in the past, the major races had been gradually isolated from each other, and only the Elves had a little contact with human beings.
The dwarves had long been completely secluded from other races, and the dwarves here knew very little about humans, otherwise Yuyu Lei would not have been able to pull out eighty million gold coins with a little human skill.
However, how come such a knowledgeable King Kong Barbie suddenly popped up from a race that was supposedly “ignorant”?
His own story was clearly weird enough, yet the other side unexpectedly did not have the slightest doubt and even had a look of deep thought…
Yuyu Lei felt it necessary to change his view of the dwarves.
“You said you were going to be destroyed by them, so do you remember what else you saw there?” Shen Yanxiao did not expect that the quack she had inadvertently caught would be a breakthrough for the group of Warlocks on Storm Continent.
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“What have I seen?” Yuyu Lei scratched his head and said, “They were secretive all day. Even in the lab, they were dressed in black and wore black masks. I couldn’t see what they looked like at all. There were many other races in the places where we were being held. I have seen elves, merfolk, dwarves, and humans. The dragons may not be locked up with us because they are too big. I was first taken away from school. I was still sleeping at that time and was vaguely taken away. I was accompanied by many of my schoolmates, all of whom were taken to this Storm Continent.”
Yuyu Lei paused, “We don’t know what exactly they did to us, all we know is that some of our companions were turned into elves, others into merfolk, and others became very strange. They retain some of their human characteristics, but grow the sharp ears of elves and the scales of merfolk…”
Shen Yanxiao narrowed her eyes. She had always thought that the racial integration experiment was carried out in the Radiance Continent, but now it seemed that this was not the case at all. According to Yuyu Lei, on the Storm Continent, there was a group of Warlocks who were proficient in racial integration. They possessed extremely perfect things that could be used for racial integration experiments.
This discovery led Shen Yanxiao to wonder if these guys also had bases on the continents where other races live.
Was there such a hidden experiment as well in Moon God Continent, in Hidden Dragon Continent, and even in the Howling Abyss, these places she had been before?
This conjecture suddenly gave Shen Yanxiao a kind of chilled feeling.
It was as if she could feel that an invisible net had quietly shrouded all the races in the world, and she did not know when the mastermind, who was controlling the net, might suddenly close it.
When that time came, it was impossible to predict what a terrible impact it would have on the world.
Where on earth did the racial integration experiment involving all the major races start and what, exactly, were the people behind the scenes trying to do?