Why is Wen Wen like a mentally challenged person? Just look at his actions. With his hand behind him, he reaches into his pants, fiddles around, then takes it out and sniffs his fingers under his nose, showing a look of satisfaction.
What’s most hard to accept is that in the next second, he uses the same finger to dig in his nose!
What exactly happened for a solemn-looking Demon Hunter to suddenly turn from shrewd to a mentally challenged person?
"OMG! Where is that guy, someone show me the way."
"Um... we’ve just been to that place." Boyeve paused and said.
Wen Wen scratched his ear, "What’s wrong with forgetting?"
Klim and Boyeve exchanged glances, feeling at a loss; how did this guy suddenly become a different person?
"Stop fooling around, even if you pretend to be mentally challenged, you can’t deceive your own heart."
Klim put his hand on Wen Wen’s shoulder, trying to persuade him.
Wen Wen placed his arm over Klim’s arm, exerted a slight force, causing Klim to tumble over and land on the ground.
"You say who’s mentally challenged? Your whole family is mentally challenged. Have you ever seen such a clever mentally challenged person like me?"
Boyeve’s eyes widened, a peculiar expression appeared on his face. Perhaps Wen Wen’s state right now could actually take down that old bear.
"A monkey on the tree, a monkey under the tree. How many monkeys are there in total?" Boyeve suddenly asked.
Wen Wen fiddled with his fingers, calculating for a long time, then looked at Boyeve with an expression as if looking at an idiot, "Do you think I’m dumb, asking me such a simple question? If you don’t tell me, I’ll just find it myself."
"Okay, okay, I’ll lead you there." Boyeve rolled his eyes, indicating he hadn’t figured it out either.
The three of them returned to the abandoned courtyard, Boyeve pointed inside the courtyard, "It’s in there, you find him yourself."
Then Boyeve, like Klim, found a place nearby to hide; they didn’t want to be influenced by the power again and make a fool of themselves in front of others.
Wen Wen walked in with a swaggering gait, didn’t see the electrified wire fence and went straight in.
The wires wrapped around him, electricity crackled on his body, annoying Wen Wen terribly. He spun his arms like windmills, tangling all the wire fences nearby into a ball and forcefully throwing it toward the center of the courtyard, creating a big pit.
The old bear sat cross-legged outside the pit, a trickle of cold sweat running down. It almost got crushed by the big iron ball.
"Alas, I am just a lonely old man, my kingdom is lost, why can’t you leave me in peace? I really shouldn’t have come to this world; you might as well kill me directly."
The bizarre emotions erupted once again, and Klim and Boyeve, hiding in the distance, were caught, but Wen Wen, facing the old bear, picked his nose as if unaffected.
The old bear had a look of amazement in its eyes; besides Emperor Weitu, it hadn’t seen a second person able to disregard its powers.
But ignoring is simply ignoring it; he is just a useless old bear, even if the guy in front of it can kill him, what difference does it make?
But Wen Wen stood still, taking no action, interrupted by the old bear’s words, he actually forgot the reason he came here.
Seeing this old bear’s seemingly amiable appearance, he walked to its side and sat down like the old bear.
"Young man, you seem to have no sadness, so let me tell you my story."
"Before I was born, I killed countless siblings. If they could have been born smoothly, would they have enjoyed a better life than me? But because of me, they never saw this beautiful world. I really am a damned guy."
"After I was born, I just wasted the resources of this world..."
The old bear looked at the bewildered Wen Wen and started continuously pouring out grievances. Its power was always on, and outside, Klim and Boyeve were crying their hearts out in their respective hiding spots.
However, Wen Wen showed no reaction, but instead grew increasingly impatient; this old thing kept nagging and talking, couldn’t he speak something that made sense?
Well now it’s like kindergarten teacher talk, Wen Wen figured it’d take quite an effort to fully understand.
Klim’s previous words reminded Wen Wen that there was still an ultimate mentally challenged person locked in his Sanctuary, that curly-haired ape in the Qi Ling Mountain Range.
Back then, Wen Wen relied on the mental deficiency of the curly-haired ape to even withstand the mental contamination that was enough to drive superpower users crazy.
Now enduring the sorrow power is hardly a challenge.
But the problem now is, the intelligence level in the curly-haired ape state is too low, so low that even before activating this constitution, although Wen Wen had planned everything ahead, various breaches still occurred during execution.
At least listening to that old bear’s stories wasn’t part of Wen Wen’s plan.
The stories this guy told were just too longwinded; even when casually throwing a rock when he was born, he’d apologize to the flowers and plants, eternally grieving for it.
If Wen Wen had so much bitterness inside, he’d have long been unable to endure it and resolved it himself.
But precisely because of the old bear’s verbosity, it inadvertently stimulated Wen Wen’s plan; listening to the guy’s nagging made Wen Wen angry, straightaway landing a punch on the old bear’s face.
The old bear fell to the ground, covering its face, "You actually hit me! My dad never hit me. Truly, fatherless children are easily bullied. My poor daddy, why did you have to die so early?"
"Nagging, talking nonsense, this is bloody annoying!"
The mentally challenged version of Wen Wen couldn’t stand it anymore, directly rode on the old bear, delivering punch after punch.
The old bear tried to resist, but its giant bear body was like a fragile infant before Wen Wen, no matter what Wen Wen did to it, it couldn’t fight back.
Soon the old bear was on the verge of death, lying on the ground, yet its ability kept activating, and the two guys outside couldn’t come in to remind Wen Wen what he should do.
Suddenly, Wen Wen noticed something hard in his pants.
He reached down, pulled it out. After taking it out, he saw it was a white cane.
Wen Wen scratched his head, feeling this thing looked familiar, but he couldn’t recall what it was for, so he put the tip in his mouth and gently sucked on it.
Invisible Frenzy surged through the white cane, into Wen Wen’s body, causing a gradual change in his eyes...