Blackstone Code

In the Academy of Life Sciences, the research on new organs has been ranked at the top.

After the scientist and Lynch ended the call, they returned to work.

There are several human bodies hanging in the clean and sterile laboratory. These genetically modulated people have not activated their personalities. Strictly speaking, they cannot be called human beings yet.

They are a kind of high molecular polymer that comes off the factory assembly line, and their appearance and structure are just like humans.

As long as scientists can accept this point of view, there will actually be no psychological problems.

These human bodies have been disinfected and are still active. They were washed again and sprayed with a layer of sterilization and disinfectant before being laid flat on the operating table.

Many scientists came over and began to try to peel off the heart organ and some of its connections to nerves.

This operation requires very delicate and stable surgical skills. A slight shake may destroy a genetically modulated human worth tens of thousands of yuan.

Although Lynch did not tell them what threshold to set or what tasks they must complete by when, everyone still tried to reduce unnecessary losses as much as possible.

There is actually a little knowledge here. Generally, after using useless genes to modulate the human body, they will not enter the incineration process, but will be sent directly back to the factory.

They will be soaked in a special solution and eventually broken down into one of the liquid nutrients delivered to the cultivation bag, becoming part of the raw materials for cultivating the next batch of products.

Of course, this only works for genetically modulated people, or only accepts the reinvention of genetically modulated people, while natural people will all be burned and destroyed.

The entire operation process was recorded by high-definition cameras to facilitate scientists around the world to watch and learn together.

The operation also went smoothly. A total of six genetic modulators who evolved new organs were prepared, and four and a half sets of organs were successfully removed.

These organs will then be transplanted into some "experimental subjects".

These experimental subjects are not genetically modified humans. They are most likely natural humans who have not yet evolved these organs.

Some people seemed frightened and uneasy, but others seemed very calm and calm.

These experimental subjects that need to cooperate are all voluntarily entered into the sample library through layers of screening from major shelters, waiting to be used.

They need money for various reasons, or they need to solve some problems that a small amount of money cannot solve, that is, they need privileges to solve their problems.

In the end, they all found Global Communication Group, filled out the form, and became candidate samples for the sample database.

The group companies spend money or meet their other demands as a means of payment, and they only need to devote themselves to science when necessary.

This is actually a great act. It is the dedication of these people that allows life science to advance at an incredible speed.

The scientist stood in front of a panting man and said to him with a smile, "Don't be too nervous. You just need to sleep and everything will be fine."

The man's eyes were full of panic. He was gasping for air and wanted to struggle, but his body had long been tightly restrained on the operating table.

"I...I want to give up!", he suddenly shouted loudly. The scientist frowned, but respected his choice and let his assistant push him out and walked to another operating table.

There was a woman on the operating table, about thirty-five or sixty-years-old, naked, and she acted very calmly.

"Will I feel pain?", she asked the scientist as he came over.

The scientist smiled and shook his head, "I will inject you with a new type of anesthetic. Even aliens will be affected by it. Humans have no resistance to it."

"You will have a good sleep, and there is a high probability that you will have a good dream, because some of its components will affect the secretion of some hormones in your brain..."

"It sounds complicated, but just know that you're going to have a good dream and you're going to wake up and it's going to be over."

The woman took a deep breath and said, "I'm ready, come on..."

The scientist asked his assistant to inject the anesthetic, and the woman quickly fell into a deep sleep with a faint smile on her face. It looked like she was extremely happy in her dream.

The scientists directly cut open her chest, and the assistants roughly used metal components to pull the sides of the incision to expose her sternum.

The doctor held a small electric saw in his hand and began the transplant operation.

Outside the room, a similar... operation was also taking place.

The man who had just come out of the operating room breathed a sigh of relief. The reason he agreed to participate in this experiment was that his child suffered from organ failure and was in urgent need of an organ transplant.

But he didn’t have that much money, and he found an unmatched organ. In the end, he had no choice but to seek help from Global Communications Group.

Global Communications Group helped him by waiving the cost of his son's surgery and arranging for a matching organ for transplantation.

At the same time, they also gave him an additional 20,000 yuan for his son's subsequent medical treatment and maintenance expenses.

And all he needs to do is lie on the operating table when necessary.

If he died, his son would receive another forty-four months of his average salary, which was close to thirteen thousand dollars.

In addition to a one-time pension of 6,500 yuan, and a small subsidy for 120 months, which is ten years.

In total, a total of thirty-five thousand yuan can be obtained.

If he does not die, he will receive a reward of 20,000 yuan after the experiment, and Global Communications Group will bear his lifelong medical expenses.

From some perspectives, this may be an impossible choice, but from another perspective, this is actually a good choice.

At least, you can get a lot of money and have a good chance of surviving.

As long as they can survive human experiments, they can enjoy free cutting-edge medical care for life.

But Zhigui knew that the moment he lay on the operating table and watched the scientists walking towards him with those terrifying tools, he was still afraid.

Just when he thought it was over, two staff members stood in front of him.

"You breached your contract...sir."

The man was stunned for a moment and said nothing.

The visitor didn't care whether he spoke or not, but continued, "According to the contract, we will recover all the funds invested in you, together with our various expenses."

"I checked your personal account. The money in your account is not enough to pay the liquidated damages, so according to the contract, we will recover the transplanted organs from your son within 24 hours. At the same time, you and Families will be evicted from shelters.”

The man raised his head suddenly, "You can't do this!"

"If you take away his organs, he will die!"

"This is murder!"

The staff still looked indifferent, "You can sue us and die outside the shelter during the lawsuit."

"You can get dressed now, we'll get you out of here later."

The man's body was trembling slightly, and his clenched fists made it impossible for him to hide the anger and tension in his heart. He grabbed the side of the bed, "I am willing to undergo surgery, push me back."

The staff member shook his head and said, "Sorry, you have breached the contract. If you want to return to the operating table, you must fill out the application again."

"And I am very responsible to tell you that there is a high probability that you will not pass."

At this time, another person brought clothes and threw them to him, "Put it on, and then we will take you away."

The man was really panicked. He tried to resist all this happening, "I swear, I volunteered to participate in the operation. I just wanted to come out for some air."

While they were talking, another mobile bed was pushed past him, and a man lay on the bed with an expressionless face, looking at him.

The two quickly passed each other, and their eyes no longer met.

"If you don't cooperate with our work, then we can only take necessary tough measures..."

In the end, the man was taken out. No matter how much he begged and apologized, it was of no avail.

Something like this has happened in the laboratory. This kind of experiment requires a high degree of cooperation from the subject himself. The subject was unwilling to cooperate and gave a lot of wrong data.

This resulted in the workload more than doubling, and it was not until more investigations were conducted that the cause was found.

The time, energy, and financial resources wasted are even difficult to measure in terms of money.

The moment the staff pushed him into the car, he looked at him and said seriously, "You can take advantage of the company, but you have to be prepared to pay the price for it."

“The company’s money and benefits are not something you can take if you want them, or don’t take them if you don’t want them!”

The car door then closed, isolating the inside and outside of the car. The man banged on the car door, but it had no effect.

What awaits him will be regret and hatred that will not last long.

He would freeze to death in the wild, along with his family, or starve to death.

Although it is not a good idea to extend the responsibility to the entire family, special times require some special means to deal with this bad world.

Of course, these small things will not affect the work of scientists, nor will they involve moral risks, nor will they make them uneasy, because they don't care what happens next.

The operation appears to have been successful so far, with four and a half sets of organs, nine in total, being transplanted into nine different people.

There are two teenagers in the developmental stage, two young people who have just entered the maturity stage, two middle-aged people whose physical functions have begun to decline, and two old people whose physical functions have completely declined.

Another one was transplanted into an assistant, who would act in a more professional capacity and more carefully assess the impact of the organ on him.

The woman woke up quickly after the operation. She lowered her head and glanced at her chest. The huge wound was a bit shocking, but as the doctor said, it didn't hurt at all.