Dark Light Chaser.

With no one around, Ai Liang, completely unrestrained, jumped down from the tree one moment and then up from the ground the next, weaving and darting between the trees.

After talking with Anliang, especially after realizing that she could control Anliang's behavior, Ai Liang began to try to accept the changes in her body.

Since mutations occur naturally in the body, rather than being altered by some "evil foreign soul," actively adapting to this process is a better choice than passively living in fear.

Who didn't dream of becoming a little superhero when they were a kid?
Ai Liang leaped lightly from the treetop, which was seven or eight meters above the ground, onto a giant rock platform.

Facing this enormous object, nearly two meters long and wide, embedded halfway up the mountain.

Ai Liang was eager to try, but after circling the boulder, he couldn't find a suitable point to exert force.

To be precise, the part protruding from the ground creates a certain drop with the hillside. At his current height, let alone lifting it up, he could only touch the tip of the rock at most and couldn't exert any force.

"I'm still too short. If only I could grow taller..."

As Ai Liang was muttering to herself, her body suddenly twisted as if being pulled by some force.

It wasn't very painful; it felt similar to getting a body scrub, not painful at all.

Zzz.

The sound of snapping threads echoed all over my body, but fortunately, the clothes were made of good quality and very elastic, so they didn't tear.

At the same time, his head hit the rock.

Ai Liang looked down at the pajamas that were tightly wrapped around her body, her mind a little fuzzy.

Can your body interpret something as a subjective desire and change it just because you say it casually?

While I do find being a meter tall a bit inconvenient, can this little desire really be considered a problem?
Ai Liang touched the top of her head, comparing herself to the stone. She had grown about 20 to 30 centimeters taller. She could control her grown-up body without any sluggishness and still use it with ease.

"Am I a slime or something...? Try turning into claws and see?"

However, Ai Liang immediately suppressed this thought: "No, what if we can't turn back? That would be terrible. We can barely manage with advanced physical development, but claws are something no human can grow..."

Even so, Ai Liang still wanted to see to what extent her body could be changed according to her own will.

Make your little fingernail longer and harder.

Ai Liang stared at the small note in her right hand and silently repeated it to herself.

Soon, the body responded to the inner command, and the nail of the little finger grew two centimeters, becoming a curved claw.

Ai Liang touched the ghost-themed manicure, then held her hand up to the stone and scratched it with her nail. She easily scraped off a layer of stone dust, and there was no sign of wear on her nail itself.

This made him a little excited.

With just a little force, you can leave scratches on a stone and scrape off a layer of debris. Imagine what would happen if you scratched a person with that!
Of course, in her excitement, Ai Liang did not forget her original intention: to try to control the changes in her body.

After briefly testing the sharpness and toughness of his nails, he began to think about restoring them to their original state.

Ten seconds passed, twenty seconds passed, half a minute passed.

When Ai Liang silently counted to sixty-five, her fingernails finally began to retract, but the retraction was at least three times slower than the growth.

This doesn't even include the time spent counting silently.

"Unlike sensory organs, it takes a long time for a physical body to return to its original state after changes. The next step is to see when the height will return to normal."

Ai Liang silently noted down the key points of the experiment in her mind. After organizing the memory bank in her mind, she no longer needed paper or electronic documents to record her testing process in detail, which made it much more convenient and safer.

"I just ran several kilometers in one go, and I didn't feel any pressure on my heart or muscles. Plus, I was able to jump down from a height of more than ten meters without any injury. My blood oxygen supply, muscle fiber utilization, and bone density are at least several times that of a normal person."

With her fingernails back to normal, Ai Liang took a step back, grabbed the stone tip, and moved to the side of the boulder: "Next, let's test the upper limit of strength."

Ai Liang leaned to the right with her right knee slightly bent, took a deep breath, and pressed down hard with both hands.

As the force increased, mounds of earth began to appear in the soil behind the boulder.

"Haha!"

Ai Liang suddenly increased his strength, and the huge chassis broke through the ground and lifted up.

Boom!

With a muffled thud, the boulder crashed to the ground.

Ai Liang brushed the leaves off her head and looked at the long, rectangular boulder.

"What's buried in the soil is even bigger than what's exposed; it must weigh at least thirty or forty tons."

Ai Liang walked to the middle of the boulder and stretched her hands under the rock.

It can be lifted up, but lifting the whole piece above the head and swinging it around freely is probably not so easy.

With a thud, the surrounding trees trembled again. Ai Liang patted the dirt off her hands, getting a rough idea of ​​her strength.

"The limit of my body's load-bearing capacity should be within fifty tons. If it were a larger rock, I might not be able to lift it. But this strength is already terrifying. Overturning a small or medium-sized car with one hand is a piece of cake for me."

"After completing the two most basic tests of strength and speed, note down the tests for sight, hearing, smell, as well as impact resistance and recovery ability. The tests for nerve reaction and cardiopulmonary training require machine assistance and are not urgent for now."

Ai Liang originally wanted to do some push-ups to test her endurance, but in the face of this monstrous strength, push-ups were probably no different from breathing.

Night vision has been on the whole time, and the white body has also tried to adjust the vision. Hearing and smell can also be used when someone is around.

Ai Liang decided to focus on the recovery ability, which was not convenient to test in front of outsiders.

"...That was a miscalculation. I should have gone to the living room to find a fruit knife or something before leaving. If I used my fingernails, I wouldn't be able to compare the damage to my body caused by a regular sharp object."

Ai Liang looked around but couldn't find anything sharp.

Just as Ai Liang was considering whether to switch to another project, a faint stench drifted over from afar.

"The smell is somewhat like animal fur, but it's divided into several streams. Is it a pack of wolves?"

Ai Liang couldn't hear any noise nearby, which proved that the smell was carried by the wind from a great distance.

Ai Liang focused her attention on her nose and quickly and accurately distinguished the different types of smells from the mixed scents.

"One, two, three, four... These four have roughly the same scent, so they should be emanating from the same species of animal, but there are some differences between them. One of them is quite different from the other three. Is it a male with three females or a female with three males?"

Ai Liang could only discern this information through his sense of smell. After all, he rarely came into contact with wild animals and lacked the knowledge in this area. It was like lacking the corresponding codebook, making it impossible to make an accurate judgment.

"Forget it, we'll just go and see for ourselves."

Without further hesitation, Ai Liang followed the direction from which the scent was coming.

The scent carried by the wind spread far and wide, and he stopped from time to time along the way to pinpoint the exact location.

The animals didn't stay motionless in the upwind area the whole time, which made the search even more difficult.

After following the scent for about seven or eight hundred meters, the scent concentration in the air began to rise, indicating that the animals were getting closer.

At this distance, smell is no longer the primary means of finding things.

Ai Liang could clearly hear the rustling sound of her paws stepping on the leaves.

He crouched low, avoiding the withered branches and fallen leaves, and slowly made his way forward in the gentle breeze.

A few dozen steps later, four wolves came into view.