I opened my eyes lazily and yawned, putting on full display my very sharp row of teeth. I looked around and realized this place was different. The moment that thought entered my mind, all my sleepiness was gone, or at the very least suppressed to an acceptable level. ‘What is going on?’ This space was far wider than my former cage. I’m sure that eight meekats could comfortably stay in this room, even with our height being6.43, almost2 meters high. This was really something. If this was the reward, I must say I am very, very unsatisfied. What the hell is wrong with this maniac? I don’t need a new cage. I haven’t eaten in three months. Once I confirmed it was indeed a new cage by simply looking up and seeing the name MI123, I noticed something was in front of it this time, but that doesn’t really matter. And I was taken by sleep again… I think.Enjoying this book? Seek out the original to ensure the author gets credit.


    Walking up to see the ceiling of my new cage, I had a dream. What happened in it, I can’t remember, so I stayed like that, staring, trying to remember. The dream was amazing, wonderful beyond description to me, but I couldn’t even remember why it was. It was just so abstract.


    Nnff, nnff, some good entered my nose and my hunger that I had forgotten came at me like a storm. My body moved on its own and jumped into the delicious meal that was hot and fresh inside my cage. I devoured it like never before, licking the very floor sparkling clean of all the remnants of food on it. Haaa, that was delicious! Without a doubt, it was the best meal I have ever eaten in my life. My stomach felt so full, I was sure it would burst out if I made any inconvenient or sudden movement. And so, I fell asleep once more.