They are not human! (From chapter 61)

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The crowd felt a chill in their hearts. 

Golden monkeys are generally gentle and not aggressive. They are considered one of the cuter species of monkeys, but no matter how cute an animal is, the instant it shows a human-like expression, the cuteness disappears, leaving only eeriness. 
Wen Qing couldn't help but take two steps back. 
Seeing his movements, the little golden monkey's smile grew even bigger. 
The other players also stepped back, unwilling to get too close to the monkeys. 
The exhibit was open, with only the tour bus road showing signs of human intervention; everything else looked purely like a natural environment. 
The players didn't know where to retreat to and ended up gathering behind Sikong. 
Compared to these creepy monkeys, at least Sikong was a handsome human. 
Sikong watched them with a blank expression. 
Wen Qing also hid behind Sikong, hesitated for a moment, then asked softly, "Guide, does this count as completing the tour?" 
Sikong turned his head to look at him, his gaze lingering on Wen Qing's eyes. 
They weren't red, nor were they teary. 
He hadn't cried, but his face was a bit pale. 
Sikong looked away and asked flatly, "Are you ready to leave?" 
Wen Qing opened his mouth, but before he could say a word, a slightly trembling voice came from behind him: "No!" 
Wen Qing turned around and saw a middle-aged man. 
All the players were looking at him. The man nervously adjusted his black-framed glasses and said, "W-We need to get the stamp." 
He then looked at Sikong and asked, "Guide Sikong, can you give us the stamp?" 
Sikong coldly replied, "No." 
Wen Qing asked softly, "Then how do we get the stamp?" 
Sikong glanced at Wen Qing, then after a moment, he slightly raised his chin, signaling the group to look at the sign by the road: "Read it yourself." 
Wen Qing looked again at the Land Animal Zone Visitor Guidelines and slowly said, "I've read it. It's not written there." 
Sikong: "...The back." 
Wen Qing was taken aback. The back had words too? 
The long-haired girl closest to the sign immediately walked to the other side and looked up, saying to everyone, "There are words on the back." 
Wen Qing followed the others and saw the content on the back of the sign. 
The upper part was a map of the Primate Pavilion, showing mountains, small forests, and even a lake, with a winding road leading to the rest area. 
The lower part was the Primate Pavilion guidelines. 

**Primate Pavilion Guidelines** 
1. **Primates are social animals and like to travel in groups.** 
2. **If you encounter a solitary primate during your visit, do not attack or mock it. Please interact kindly and uphold the core socialist values.** 
3. **If you are injured by an animal attack, leave the area immediately.** 
4. **The Primate Pavilion closes at 18:00 every day.** 
5. **After completing the tour of the pavilion, the park will automatically issue transit stamps to visitors.**

Wen Qing read every word carefully, not missing even the punctuation marks. 
After completing the tour of the pavilion, they would get the transit stamp. But what exactly counted as completing the tour? 
He turned to look at Sikong, only to see him turning around and walking back to the driver's seat. 
The middle-aged man with glasses hurriedly followed and asked, "Guide Sikong, doesn't this mean we've completed the tour?" 
"I've already seen the monkeys here. Can I get the transit stamp?"

Sikong glanced at him and coldly replied, "You need to see all the areas." 
The players were stunned, not knowing what to do next. 
Wen Qing carefully recalled the guidelines and then thought about the different areas they had to visit in the Primate Pavilion. It seemed they needed to move around and explore more to complete the task. 
Seeing that Sikong was not going to provide more guidance, Wen Qing looked at the map again, trying to figure out their next steps.

"Let's go," he said softly, pointing at the map, "We need to follow the paths shown here." 
The other players, though hesitant, began to follow Wen Qing's lead. 
They moved cautiously, sticking close together as they navigated the paths outlined on the map. 
The monkeys and apes continued to watch them with curious eyes, some even following them from the trees. 
As they ventured deeper into the exhibit, they passed various landmarks, ensuring they saw every part of the pavilion.