92: strengthen!

Burp~

After a satisfying burp, Lin Tianwei's appetite was huge, but his stomach was small.

Before long, he felt his belly full of milk, completely satisfied.

He didn't try to escape; he simply found a comfortable spot under the tigress's belly and fell asleep.

At this time, exposing his abnormality too early would only lead to him fleeing again.

He had to cherish every minute and second to make himself stronger.

Thinking of this, Lin Tianwei looked at his Talent warehouse.

Now that things had stabilized, it was time to take inventory.

He needed to absorb some powerful Talents to make himself even stronger.

He hadn't been idle in District D.

Not many of those who dared to attack him had survived.

Flexible Forelimbs (Beginner): A beginner Talent that makes the host's forelimbs more flexible.

When Lin Tianwei saw this Talent, his eyes lit up, and he immediately chose to use it.

Besides wisdom, flexible hands were also one of humanity's most powerful weapons.

With this Talent, Lin Tianwei's paws would become more flexible.

Although it was certainly impossible to grasp things like humans could, it would at least increase the attack range of his paws, which was a disguised improvement of his strength.

"Ding, a similar Talent has been detected. Fusion and upgrade will be automatically selected."

"Ding, the host's Talent: Back Kick (Beginner) will merge with the Talent: Flexible Forelimbs (Beginner)."

"Ding, congratulations on the successful Talent fusion. You have obtained a new Talent: Flexible Limbs (Beginner)."

Flexible Limbs (Beginner): A beginner Talent that makes the host's limbs more flexible.

Perhaps it was because Lin Tianwei's body had shrunk, or perhaps it was because he had become stronger.

The Reinforcement only took a split second.

After acquiring the new Talent, Lin Tianwei felt his limbs become more flexible.

He could easily perform actions that were previously impossible.

It was foreseeable that he would become even stronger in the future.

It was a pity that besides this Talent, Lin Tianwei found no other useful Talents.

It wasn't surprising; the reason humans could rule the world wasn't combat power but wisdom.

Coupled with their weak individual strength, it was very difficult to extract Talents from them.

Although Lin Tianwei had killed enough American free citizens, he had only extracted this one useful skill.

But it didn't matter; Lin Tianwei had another important Talent: Extraordinary Gene (Extraordinary).

This gene, which he had painstakingly extracted from Hei Sha, was of the Extraordinary level.

Previously, due to his body's collapse, he couldn't use it, but now it was time.

"Ding, Talent: Extraordinary Gene (Extraordinary) has been successfully used. The host's body will undergo unknown changes."

"Please wait patiently for the Reinforcement to complete."

As expected of an Extraordinary Talent, Lin Tianwei's current body still needed to wait for the Reinforcement to complete.

He just didn't know if he could trigger the extremely small probability of the Extraordinary Gene and Awaken a powerful Talent.

But this kind of thing would only be known after the Reinforcement was complete.

Yawning, Lin Tianwei closed his eyes and went to sleep.

As a newborn, he needed more sleep to ensure his growth.

Lin Tianwei quieted down, and only then did the tigress dare to move.

She stretched out her powerless paw and began to nudge Lin Tianwei.

She tried to drive this demon out of her territory.

However, she didn't expect that her seemingly powerful paw couldn't budge Lin Tianwei's body at all.

Within this seemingly small body, terrifying power was hidden.

Just then, Areino, a zookeeper from the tiger enclosure, walked over.

She happened to see this magical scene and immediately exclaimed, "How is this possible?"

"How can there be another small tiger here?"

"Could it be Nana's child?"

"How is that possible? How could so many high-tech instruments not detect that she had another child?"

"Forget it, never mind. Every cub is a valuable asset to the Zoo."

"More is better than less."

"But how do I take this cub and raise it uniformly?"

"Tigresses with cubs are the most irritable, let alone taking her cub."

"Forget it, I'll report it to the leader. This isn't something I should worry about."

Lin Tianwei's keen hearing allowed him to easily catch the sounds coming from afar.

However, he didn't make any move.

Because he believed that humans had many ways to take him from the tigress.

A tranquilizer gun was the best option.

Only this poor tigress named Nana.

If she could understand Areino's words, she would probably gladly hand Lin Tianwei over directly.

Who would care about this little demon?

Things indeed happened as Lin Tianwei expected.

With a few familiar gunshots, Nana was directly knocked out.

Then Lin Tianwei was 'involuntarily' picked up.

He was sent to a place specifically for raising cubs.

Before long, a pacifier was shoved into his mouth.

This was milk carefully formulated by the Zoo, containing a large amount of nutrients, most suitable for newborn tiger cubs.

Lin Tianwei didn't hesitate and immediately began to drink.

With his terrifying digestive ability, even if there was something wrong with the milk, it wouldn't be able to harm his body.

Gulp, gulp.

Lin Tianwei's suction was incredibly strong, and he finished an entire bottle of milk in no time.

He immediately let out a soft, childish roar, trying to call the zookeeper to give him more milk.

However, Lin Tianwei clearly overestimated the integrity of the American Zoo.

What greeted him was not a second bottle of milk, but a harsh slap.

The force was extremely strong; for an ordinary cub, it would definitely be unbearable.

Of course, this slap caused no harm to Lin Tianwei, but the insult was immense.

At the same time, Areino's scolding entered Lin Tianwei's ears: "Eat, eat, eat, all you know is eat."

"These useless things, being able to survive is already a gift from the Zoo."

"Still want to eat more?"

"Don't even look if you deserve it!"

In Areino's eyes, all this milk was money.

Feeding Lin Tianwei more meant the Zoo would spend more money.

She would never do such a foolish thing.

The Zoo only needed to ensure these cubs didn't starve to death.

As for not being full?

Not being full was even better.

If these cubs were full, they would sleep. How then could they attract tourists to visit the Zoo?

Hungry, they would instead cry out diligently or search for non-existent food.

This made them more 'lively' and could attract more tourists.

If they encountered kind tourists, that would be even better.

Their generous donations would only make the Zoo earn a fortune.

If too much money was received, and the director was in a good mood, perhaps they would occasionally get an extra meal.

A pampered life for a first-class protected 'waste'? This was America.

Such a thing simply didn't exist!