The Last Human In The Empire

In a daze, He Xile heard a noisy commotion.

“Students, please line up in an orderly manner.
Don't be crowded.”

“What we have in front of us now is a very precious, well-preserved human body from the Blue Planet, and the only human specimen so far.”

“This human named Lan Lan is a male.
According to experts, he should have been underage when he lost consciousness and his body was frozen.
Ten years ago, he was accidentally discovered by old Star Scavengers and sold to Star Pirates.
During the period, he went through many hands, but fortunately everyone realized his preciousness and did not cause any damage.”

“In the end, Lan Lan was bought by our Majesty in the black market anonymously at a high price, and then donated to the Imperial Center Museum for exhibition.”

“Come on, everyone.
It can be clearly seen that this human being differs from us.
He has beautiful eyebrows, delicate skin, his body does not have a second feature, and he is only two-thirds of our height—hey, Hank, don't tap the display case on your paws.
Don't you know your tonnage?”

“Wow, he looks so good.”

“I wonder how this human feel…”

There were voices speaking in all directions, but He Xile could not able to comprehend a single word.
Those voices were transmitted to his brain, but it couldn't be analyzed and translated correctly.
He could only hear a strange and vague noise.

The dull sound of “Dong dong dong” which seemed to shake the ground was heard loudly, but soon it stopped abruptly with a sharp sound that could break through the air.

In front of the display case.

The student who was previously called Hank grunted in defiance.
He was nearly three meters tall, and his figure was relatively stout, but there were two small hippopotamus-like ears on the top of his head, which looked eerily cute.

He waved his arm slowly: “Teacher, isn't the display cabinet made of the newly developed synthetic α metal? I'm sure my movement will definitely not break it.”

The teacher, who was named, looked helpless: “That also needs more attention……”

On the side, a tall, thin man with a long neck snorted lightly, apparently at odds with Hank, he crossed his arms and said “Some creatures are genetically brought down to make a fuss and it cannot be changed in this lifetime.
Aren't you afraid that this human being will be woken up by your movement and eat you? I've read the literature on this subject, that the human beings on the Blue Planet dare to eat anything.”

Hank said disdainfully: “He has been sleeping for hundreds of thousands of years.
Can he still wake up? Your childish tricks don't work on me.
How about it? You want to try my bite?”

…It's too noisy.

The surroundings were really too noisy.

He Xile very much wanted to open his eyes to see what was going on around him.
Where he was, and why there were so many strange voices, but his eyelids were too heavy, and his whole body was like being pressed by the ghost, and it was too hard to even lift a finger.

As the surrounding noise grew louder and louder, He Xile finally regained some of his strength.

His long, raven-feather eyelashes trembled, at last his eyelids finally obeyed the brain command and slowly opened.

The beautiful glass-like pupils dilated and contracted slightly.

The place where he was in was dim.

It didn't take long for him to realize that he was in a transparent glass container, surrounded by a group of humans with a minimum height of two meters.

In an instant, the surrounding noises disappeared, and the place fell into the pin drop silence.

The human beings in front of them also seemed to have pressed the pause button, frozen in place.
His eyes widened to round, and the mouth was slightly agaped.

They all look so tall…

Is it the magnification effect of the mirror?

This was He Xile's first thought.

No, they don't seem like normal humans.

This was He Xile's second thought.

He couldn't believe his eyes.
Since he was just awakened, his body was too weak to move, so he only swept his eyes slowly through the …
strange human beings around him.

Although they were said to be humans, they appeared to possess some things that clearly did not belong to the human.

For example, the person who was closer has a pair of slightly curled ears on the top of his head, which were not as big as a palm.
At this moment, the small ears were still shaking rapidly, as fast as a small electric motor; standing next to him was a person whose entire arm was completely metal, which was almost big enough to accommodate a seven or eight-year-old child.
It looked very uncoordinated, and he didn't know how he stands upright; as for the farther one, his body remains in place, it's just his slender neck stretched out from between the few people, and his pair of ears it was more likely small transparent wings, as thin as a cicada's wings.

…
Was he dreaming?

Feeling confused, he subconsciously raised his arm, touching the transparent glass cover in front of him.

Suddenly.