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"Incredible creation!"

The chief scientist of Yongsheng's medical team straightened up and sighed again what he had repeated countless times before.

Incredible, very incredible!

"This blood is waking up."

He rubbed his eyes and applied two super calming patches on himself.

A super sedative for skin and mucous membrane absorption that is relatively safe, just relatively.

But for him, this kind of thing is not much different from harmless. Except that it is a little expensive, it is almost the perfect choice for releasing stress. There is no other way.

Two calming patches were attached to his forearms on both sides, and a strange force began to rapidly pass through the cells of his body, sending a signal to the brain.

He squinted his eyes slightly and his eyelashes kept trembling. After a while, his mental state seemed to have improved a lot.

He took a hot towel from the assistant's hand, wiped his face, and put it back. "If you observe the blood carefully, you will find that most of the blood is actually still in a strange dormant state."

"But as time goes by, and the temperature increases, especially the introduction of oxygen, it begins to gradually wake up."

He advanced the optical microscope, and the microscopic world was magnified on the display screen.

Some strange cells have begun to move, but most of them remain motionless.

"This is why they can live in an environment like the moon, exposed to space, for thousands or even tens of thousands of years."

"They are like someone pressing the pause button. Everything falls into an absolute forbidden state in an instant, and even the body's energy consumption can be almost zero."

"We still have some unburnt flesh and blood here. Although it's not much, it's enough for our research."

"Its body cells are also waking up. We did two sets of comparisons. Oxygen will catalyze this process, but it is not its cause."

"Perhaps our questions can be answered from Gothe particles."

He then pressed a few buttons and switched to another set of screens. "This is a laboratory set up in a lead room. We did the same experiment."

"Exposure to oxygen, and observation of them in a vacuum."

"It turned out that there was almost no feedback from these cells, but when we moved them to a place where there was high-intensity irradiation of high-intensity high-density particles, they began to wake up again."

"So we have reason to believe that Gothe particles are advanced energy rays that are still not clearly understood by us."

"It's like sunlight to plants, or even more so, because it's so valuable to all living things."

"Next we need a lot of experimental materials, and it's best to get some more samples."

"Of course I will solve this problem myself, and what you have to do is to conduct repeated confirmation tests based on the list I gave you."

"I want you to determine how long it takes for them to fully wake up, and how aggressive they are to other species!"

The chief scientist left after saying this. There were too few materials, and some important organs were missing, such as the brain, spine, eyes and so on.

These organs can help humans understand these monsters more clearly and even find their weaknesses.

If you want alien monsters, there's only one person in the world who can do it, and that's Lynch.

As one of the most senior scientists in Yongsheng, Lynch immediately received him.

After a brief exchange of greetings, the two got down to business.

"I need more samples, samples of alien monsters. Studying them will be very helpful for immortality and how we can defeat them."

"The only one in the world who can do it now is you. If you don't nod, others won't dare to promise me."

Lynch smiled and said, "You gave me an irresistible reason as soon as you came up. Immortality or not is actually not that important to our current technology."

"On the contrary, being able to defeat these alien monsters is the first difficulty that humans need to face."

"Tell me what you found."

He didn't agree, nor didn't agree. It seemed like he would agree.

The chief scientist has frequent dealings with these big capitalists, and he knows what these people want to hear.

"I did some experiments and found that its blood is very aggressive and has a very unique sense of independence. I don't know if this is correct."

"If a person is injured and the blood flows out of the body, the blood is just a pool of static cells."

"With the oxidation process they will slowly wither and die."

"But the blood of these monsters has an independent consciousness, and they can survive longer and even reproduce themselves."

"After it has enough energy!"

"If we could master the ability of cells to reproduce themselves, immortality would become a reality immediately."

"In addition, I found that oxygen can accelerate their aging, and the higher the purity of the oxygen, the faster these cells age."

"When it's left to sit in pure oxygen, it loses its vitality very quickly."

Lynch repeated his key word, "Vitality, not life force?"

The chief scientist nodded, "When it ages to a certain extent, it will re-enter a static state, and the high-definition particles will continue to provide it with the energy it needs to survive."

"When it gets enough energy, it will reproduce a 'new self', and the 'new self' will devour the 'old self' and re-enter the active phase."

"It sounds very sci-fi, that's why they've been able to persist until now, right?"

"But before that, without the irradiation of high-definition particles, how did they persist?"

The chief scientist changed his sitting position and said, "Eat yourself."

"During the dissection, we found that there was nothing moving in their cavities, including the internal organs that seemed to have lost their activity and were about to rot."

"I think these internal organs are actually organs that store energy, providing them with the most basic energy guarantee during their long dormant years."

"That's why I need other samples. We need to know what its brain structure is like and whether its core is made up of brains like us humans."

"These require more samples and more experiments, and we're running out of time."

"According to my current observations, all monsters will wake up within ten years at most."

Lynch couldn't help laughing, "I plan to build a large crematorium on the moon."

The chief scientist reacted immediately, "You plan to burn all the monsters up there?"

Lynch did not deny it, "This is much better than fighting them after they come to Earth. Don't fight a local war. This is the accumulated experience of the Federation people."

Once the war spreads to the mainland, it means that there is no retreat and the war is about to end.

Those monsters don't even need to kill living beings. They just need to destroy the geothermal power plants and explode all the volcanoes, which is enough to quickly wipe out mankind.

It was hard for the scientist to disagree after hearing this. He hesitated and said, "I don't really want to go to the moon."

Lynch did not embarrass him, "I will give you some more next month, but you have to keep them properly. It is best to kill them as soon as you get them down."

"Otherwise these monsters are too dangerous. You should note that even those super alloys cannot restrain them. Once they escape, it will be a disaster for our society."

Naturally, the chief scientist did not dare to be careless about this matter. He talked about his handling methods, including developing a super tranquilizer specifically for monsters.

Although the chief surgeon who performed the autopsy has turned into ashes, what he did before his death gave people a glimpse of possibility.

That is, chemical sedatives also have a certain effect on monsters. If they can be successfully developed, it will be much simpler to deal with them.

After discussing some details, the chief scientist left. Now that there are so few samples and so many experimental tasks, he has to keep an eye on them himself.

Especially the "infection experiment", the easiest way to test how invasive these monsters' blood is is to inject part of it into the human body.

See if its destructive power, aggressiveness and infectivity in the human body will be fatal to humans, or will transform humans into other monsters or something like that.

Nagaril currently has a lot of experimental consumables, and there are 190 million experimental subjects outside who are eager to participate in the experiment. Even the chief scientist wants to propose to continue to open some shelters to reserve these people.

Yes, there are still some shelters that have been built but not put into use, which can accommodate at least tens of millions of people. These shelters are backup options.

It's not impossible to cultivate clones, but it takes time. How can someone from outside use it quickly?

Soon a team appeared outside the research base. They selected some Nagali people of all ages from the crowd and entered the base. This also caused more people to gather, eager to become the next lucky one. .

The scientist who returned from the moon is in a rest period. In official terms, he needs some time to adapt to the different environments between the earth and the moon.

And psychologically.

During this period, he seemed a little withdrawn, but the psychiatrist believed that these were normal phenomena. After all, he had experienced many experiences that ordinary people could not imagine.

It is normal to have some emotional and psychological changes.

But the expert who returned at this time was not simply resting in his own room.

He used his own blood to paint something similar to the altar in the lunar pyramid in the storage room, and he took two fragments from the statue.

One piece was handed over to the top, and the other piece was still in his hand.

He knelt in the middle of the altar and repeatedly cut his body with thin but very sharp stone pieces, letting the blood flow down his index finger.

His index finger kept drawing on the ground, and at the same time he muttered something inaudible...

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