I'm a spy in the film

From him, Bourne and others knew that this action was entirely initiated by an organization called the Imperial Organization.

This organization was founded during World War II under the leadership of the US government, and its organizations and members are spread all over the world.

According to them, the blue planet is not actually a solid sphere.

Deep under the earth's crust, there is a layer of space with a unique ecological environment where creatures such as King Kong and skeleton lizard monsters live.

Similarly, there is a special energy in this space that can not only make creatures grow huge in size, but also give them magical powers.

It is said that long before human history, even before the age of dinosaurs, these giant beasts with special powers ruled the earth.

However, due to some major changes, the ground was no longer suitable for the giant beasts to survive, and these giant beasts either returned to the center of the earth or were buried deep in the earth.

The purpose of the Imperial Organization is to find and discover these behemoths, use modern science and technology to control and study them, and extract the technology contained in them for the benefit of mankind.

Upon hearing about the organization having such a great goal, not only Bourne, but everyone present sneered.

"This organization's purpose is definitely not that simple!"

Conrad gave everyone an understanding look and said:

"The organizer of this operation is Mr. Rhonda from the Monarch Organization. He was just eaten by a monster in the melee. Mr. Landset, the head of Apex Company, who cooperated with the Monarch Organization, was also killed in an attack by a group of strange birds earlier. So, now we are the only ones left without a mission."

He glanced at everyone in Bourne, and finally his eyes fell on Bourne, and said sincerely:

"Mr. Bourne, we are different from those soldiers. We are not too curious. We just want to return to modern society safely and continue our lives. What do you think?"

Bourne nodded and turned to look at his companions behind him.

Everyone nodded silently.

It would be best if we could leave this terrible island by plane. As for the boat, we can let someone take it away later.

"Okay, Mr. Conrad, happy cooperation."

Bourne and Conrad clasped hands.

Cooperation achieved.

So, under the leadership of Conrad, the two teams merged into one and headed towards the mountains in the north.

In the traveling group, in addition to the Chinese biologist Tian, ​​the black geologist Brooks, and the female reporter Weaver mentioned by Chapman, there was also a very old man.

With his unkempt gray beard and faded old-fashioned military uniform, he looked both funny and formal.

Weaver saw that the people in Bourne's team were looking at him frequently, so he came close to Bourne and explained:

"This is Mark Hank. He's an Air Force veteran. His plane made an emergency landing here during World War II and he's been on the island ever since. We just found him not long ago, and at that time he was living with the indigenous people on the island."

"Are there really indigenous people on this island?" Mark asked curiously.

The fingers they had previously removed from the stomachs of those killed strange birds might have belonged to these natives.

"Yes, they are called the Iwi people, and they have lived here for generations."

"Then how did they survive the attacks of those horrible monsters?"

Hearing this, Weaver, Conrad, Tian, ​​Brooks, and the old soldier named Hank all showed mysterious smiles on their faces.

"King Kong!" Weaver said:

"Because King Kong is the protector of this island. It is he who protects the Iwi people."

"King Kong?"

"Yes, King Kong!"

"That gorilla dancing on the top of the Empire State Building in New York?" Rob exclaimed.

"King Kong is much bigger than it!" said the World War II veteran named Hank dissatisfiedly.

"But due to energy supply and gravity, organisms cannot grow too big, otherwise they would crush themselves to death without external enemies!" Rigas asked puzzledly: "King Kong, how big can it grow? Is it bigger than that skeleton lizard monster?"

"Haha, ordinary skeleton lizard demons are no match for King Kong. Killing them is as easy as drinking water and eating." Hank said with a laugh.

At this moment, everyone was walking in a place with beautiful mountains and clear water. Looking at the beautiful scenery, and thinking that they would be able to return to the human world soon, everyone was in a good mood and spoke more relaxedly.

Hank continued, "Those skeleton lizard demons killed King Kong's parents, so King Kong and them are mortal enemies. With the help of the Iwi people, the young King Kong survived his infancy. As long as the biggest leader of the skeleton lizard demons underground does not come out, King Kong is invincible."

But Hank snorted and said, "Those proud little chickens thought they could do whatever they wanted on this island with heavy firepower. They even bombed the island. No wonder their plane was shot down by King Kong!"

"They think they can ambush King Kong? Dream on! King Kong is much smarter than they think!"

This is true.

Hank could guess that the soldiers wanted to continue setting fire to the forest to lure King Kong into their ambush circle, so how could Bourne, Conrad and others not think of it?

This is a very simple strategy.

So, perhaps for environmental reasons, or perhaps out of compassion, Conrad and Weaver led the way toward a hill where King Kong often appeared.

This hill is more than 100 meters high and is where the Iwi people and King Kong usually communicate.

When Bourne and the others were all standing on the top of the hill, the evening breeze blew, bringing a hint of coolness, as if blowing away all the heat generated by the day's long journey, giving people a refreshing feeling.

"This place is so beautiful!" everyone exclaimed.

The next second, a large shadow enveloped everyone.

Everyone looked up and gasped.

Because a huge gorilla head popped out from the edge of the cliff, and its broad shoulders completely blocked the sunset.

This is King Kong!

King Kong standing on the cliff, overlooking the people on the top of the cliff!

Brown-black hair, a flat face, thick nostrils spewing white air, and yellow pupils glowing with wisdom.

Knowing there was a gorilla was one thing, but being stared at up close by one was another.

In the team, some people were almost scared to death, but there were also some brave ones who were ready to make a move.

First, female reporter Weaver slowly walked forward, stretched out her hand, and slowly pressed it on King Kong's nose.

King Kong didn't move.

Then it was Rigas, Rob, Mark, Finnigan, Tian, ​​Leila, and even Conrad couldn't help but touch it.

Only Bourne and a few others remained behind, not moving.

Most people were afraid, but Byrne was painting.

draw?

Soon, everyone knew what Bourne had spent.

They are some comic strips.

The painting shows several small men holding small sticks, lighting a big fire, ambushing around the fire, and attacking a huge gorilla.

This clearly means that someone is planning to ambush King Kong.

King Kong's breathing became noticeably heavier, and the white air he exhaled was rapid and large in volume.

The second picture was different. Although there was still an ambush by the villain, the gorilla did not rush in rashly. Instead, he drove a skeleton lizard monster into the ambush circle.

Seeing this, King Kong's eyes seemed to light up.

So it can be done this way?

If King Kong had studied Sun Tzu's Art of War, he would know the phrase "driving a tiger to devour a wolf".

Although no one knew what King Kong was thinking, but from the smile on his face, everyone could tell that this handsome guy King Kong had become a bad guy.