Seeing Uncle Gan's reaction, Su Tang guessed that he must know something, and immediately asked, "Uncle Gan, is there something wrong with Momo?"

"How did you know? Did you see it?" Uncle Gan was somewhat surprised, then lowered his head and sighed, his expression somewhat melancholy.

Su Tang recounted what had happened in the cave.

After hearing this, Uncle Gan let out another long sigh.

He explained sheepishly, "Did I scare you? Momo has been in poor health since she was little, and she's also timid, so she can't handle any stimulation. Whenever she gets stimulated, she turns into a beast."

This is the experience he has summarized over many years.

That's why he took extra care of Momo, doted on her, and couldn't bear to see her suffer any harm.

He felt that Momo's condition was due to his failure to take good care of her.

Timid, in poor health...

Su Tang's eyelids twitched involuntarily as she listened to Uncle Gan's description.

Lifting a boulder weighing dozens of kilograms and smashing the griffin orc's head into mush—that has nothing to do with being "cowardly or weak"!

"How often does Momo become like this?" Su Tang asked again.

"Not many, only about ten times from childhood to adulthood. As long as she isn't frightened, she's usually very well-behaved," Uncle Gan recalled.

"It's my fault, really. Momo's mother passed away early, and she developed this problem after her mother left. But she would never hurt her own people, so you can rest assured."

Listening to Uncle Gan's words, Su Tang had a vague idea in her mind.