"D97 Bacterial Agent: Serial D 97 bacteria with unstable chlamydia. It can combine with certain organisms with certain characteristics to form a manipulatable transmitter terminal." Adams looked down at the process of calculation in his hand and said confidently, "The role of the D97 Bacterial Agent can be understood as storing a controllable detonation device in the organism, so that the high explosives can be spontaneously detonated."
"In theory, it can be substituted, but the actual process still needs to experiment to find out the most suitable proportion of components and other possible problems. But I have concluded that the probability of success is close to 85% through the calculation of the whole experiment." Adams concluded, staring at Yarlin with his cold, flashing electronic eyes.
Yarlin pondered for a moment. In the field of science, he was incomparable to Adams and Culeja. At least, Yarlin did not know a single character of the formula. The only chemical knowledge he had in his previous life and this life was about the synthesis of a new type of crystal meth. But in this life, Yarlin had no intention of returning to his old profession for the time being.
"I believe in your judgment, so I hope to see the real product appear in front of me as soon as possible." Yarlin grinned, revealing his neat teeth. Then, as if he suddenly thought of something, he blurted out, "If there is a person whose whole body, every cell is full of explosions …"
Halfway through the sentence, Adams' sharp brain instantly understood the meaning of Yarlin's words. He replied firmly, "A person with the ability to use the Devil Fruit? That's great. It will definitely speed up the progress of the experiment."
"Very good!" Yarlin stood up with a very satisfied smile on his face. "Compared to the Devil Fruit, I have always believed that technology is the highest driving force to promote the development and operation of the world."
"Yes!" Adams breathed a sigh of relief. His body, which had been transformed into a non-human monster, trembled slightly. The vigilance and resistance in his heart towards Yarlin seemed to have weakened a little.
"I won't ask about your past, and I won't ask you which forces have been secretly helping and supporting you all these years. That's not important, because I believe that as we get along, you will know that no one in this world understands your ideals and values better than I do, and …" Yarlin looked deeply at Adams. "No one can replace what I can give you!"
Adams' lips quivered for a while, then he silently grabbed the calculation paper and walked towards the experiment table.
"Double the daily dosage of biochemical fluid." Yarlin's chuckle echoed in the broodmother's nest. Adams took a deep breath and turned his head to look at Yarlin's back as he left. His fingers gripping the paper made a grinding sound.
"Looks like you're about to be completely subdued by him. Humph, I can't believe you would fall for such a simple trick to buy people's hearts. Has the paste in your brain been blunted by rust?" Culeja stopped her experiment and glanced at Adams with extreme disgust.
Although they cooperated very well in the experiment, that was because they were top experts in their respective fields. It didn't mean that they were friends.
On the contrary, they both abnormally hated each other.
Culeja was a hundred years old. As a doctor, she was used to seeing life and death, and was more indifferent to life and death than ordinary people. However, she always had a trace of reverence for life itself. Adams, on the other hand, was different. He was a scientific lunatic in the truest sense. He had no moral or ethical bottom line and had no trace of reverence for life.
"What does it matter? We have no possibility of leaving anyway. Besides, what he said wasn't completely false, was it?" Adams stared at the observed data on the instrument and glanced disdainfully at Culeja from the corner of his eyes. "It's your hypocritical face that's so annoying."
While the two mocked and cursed at each other, the steps of the experiment were carried out in an orderly manner. The blood that stained the experiment table flowed and spread over the plastic gloves worn by the two.
As Yarlin walked out of the broodmother's nest, a strange black mist rose from his body like a shadow. Shrouded in the shadows, his aura rose terrifyingly. The black python tattoo covering the surface of his body exuded a chilling aura. His body grew taller inch by inch as he walked forward. The bones and muscles all over his body emitted a continuous crisp sound like popping beans. The increasingly long and narrow shadow under his feet reflected his tall and straight figure of nearly three meters.
The muscles all over his body flowed slowly like liquid, giving off the feeling of a flood accumulating in a dam. The abundant power produced a dull whistling sound as he breathed. Yarlin exhaled softly. The exhaled air from his mouth and nose hit the ground like bullets, creating two shallow pits.
"It feels like even breathing can kill a life. How wonderful!"
Yarlin licked his wet lips. The cross-shaped mark between his eyebrows deepened. The 3D projection on his retina was also undergoing a terrifying change.
Mental strength: 20
Nerve conduction rate: 20
Bone hardness: 100
Muscle activity: 100
Blood density: 100
Seed breaking period — — Mature period (progress bar: 100931000000)
Absorption distribution points (84.2)
… …
Bone hardness, muscle activity, and blood density were all raised to the critical value of 100 points at the same time. The lines of these three attributes on the 3D projection flickered violently, as if they had reached some kind of terrifying resonance. Then Yarlin seemed to hear from his bones, muscles, and blood at the same time, he heard a rebounding collision sound similar to touching the ceiling.
Bang!
A dull sound like a muffled thunder.
The next moment, the three lines broke. A line of illusory prompt appeared after the bone hardness, muscle activity, and blood density: "Body limit!"
The literal meaning was that 100 points was the limit that this body could reach. Using the game's terminology, it meant that the points had been maxed out. This was the maximum level that was set at the beginning of the character's attributes.
Yarlin stopped. His pupils contracted sharply at first, then rapidly enlarged. The familiar three attribute columns of bone hardness, muscle activity, and blood density suddenly shattered and completely disappeared in front of his eyes. This seemed to mean that even the thought of adding points to him was simply taken away.
"Body limit?!"
"The attribute column disappeared?!"
"… …"
Yarlin smacked his lips. His knuckles made a cracking sound from the friction. The air within a radius of 10 meters seemed to be trembling. The murderous intent reverberated around with his breath. "Ha … Ha ha …"
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