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It seemed like rather than being too stupid to differentiate the mimic, it was more that they couldn't overcome their instincts even if they knew.Last chapter we learnt that dragons are too stupid to differentiate a mimic from their own offspring. Now the hero is saying that dragons are smarter than humans. Make it make sense.![]()
The half dwarf must be Senshi's geneJust make soup for everyone ez
he said the dragon already know one of his children is a mimic. but dragon hesitated because it looks exactly like like his. that's why as soon as mimic change appearance, the dragon ate it.Last chapter we learnt that dragons are too stupid to differentiate a mimic from their own offspring. Now the hero is saying that dragons are smarter than humans. Make it make sense.![]()
Maybe not inteligence but cunning? That seems more appropriate.Last chapter we learnt that dragons are too stupid to differentiate a mimic from their own offspring. Now the hero is saying that dragons are smarter than humans. Make it make sense.![]()
so it was too stupid to overcome its instincts.It seemed like rather than being too stupid to differentiate the mimic, it was more that they couldn't overcome their instincts even if they knew.
No, it just lacked a third eye that sees through balderdash.so it was too stupid to overcome its instincts.
so we go back to it was too stupid to differentiate between a mimic and its own offspring. Something any normal human could do.No, it just lacked a third eye that sees through balderdash.
She knew one of the hatchlings was a mimic because she knew mimics were around and that something was off. But the mimic was good enough that she couldn't tell which one was the mimic. That's why she reached out for help at all; hoping that more eyes could help her figure out it.
Reaching out for help when you can't solve a problem is definitely something that a lot of humans aren't smart enough to do, or else dozens of people in the 50s wouldn't have turned their Campbell's soup into fragmentation grenades because they couldn't figure out that "boil a can of soup" meant to open it first.
You have zero evidence to support that assertion. I, however, have evidence to the contrary; namely that of the three, only Harold immediately knew it was a mimic, and there is nothing remotely normal about him. Heck, outside of his appearance, there's barely anything human about him.so we go back to it was too stupid to differentiate between a mimic and its own offspring. Something any normal human could do.
are you for real?You have zero evidence to support that assertion. I, however, have evidence to the contrary; namely that of the three, only Harold immediately knew it was a mimic, and there is nothing remotely normal about him. Heck, outside of his appearance, there's barely anything human about him.