Under the tutelage of Orochimaru, Naruto's evil scientist

At this moment, a strange documentary began to play. The title of this documentary is "The Lonely Puzzler: A Prologue to the Study of the Star Virus".

In the long history of the Otsutsuki clan's fight against viruses, there are always some pathogens that have become nightmares for the scientific community because of their unique properties. The Star Virus is one of them. It was first discovered on a unique mining planet, which was originally inhabited by a group of lowly people who lived on the resources of the Otsutsuki clan, but did not make any contribution. Moreover, these dirty guys had some dangerous viruses on them. This virus was named the Star Virus. The virus particles have a hexagonal crystalline structure and are wrapped with an unknown nucleic acid sequence that is neither like DNA nor RNA, but can replicate rapidly in host cells. What's more terrifying is that it can cause a complete collapse of the host's immune system in a very short time, leading to multiple organ failure. Otsutsuki Kenichi is a virologist who works in the world's top biosafety laboratory, the Prometheus Institute. However, as the research deepened, he found that this was not only a battle with the virus, but also a game with time, loneliness and the unknown. The first time Otsutsuki Kenichi saw the sample of the Star Virus was on a cold winter night. The biological safety cabinet in the laboratory was flashing a faint blue light. The virus samples were sealed in containers with multiple layers of protection. He put on gloves, carefully took out a trace sample, and observed it under an electron microscope. "This structure... is too weird," Otsutsuki Kenichi muttered to himself. The virus particles showed perfect hexagonal symmetry, and the surface was covered with tiny protrusions, like some kind of micro-machine of an alien civilization. What's more disturbing is that its nucleic acid sequence cannot be fully analyzed by existing sequencing technology, as if some information was deliberately hidden.

In the next few weeks, Kenichi Otsutsuki almost lived in the laboratory. He tried various conventional virus culture methods, but the Star Virus showed extremely strong adaptability - it grew slowly in ordinary cell culture medium, but would suddenly proliferate explosively under certain specific conditions. Kenichi Otsutsuki speculated that the virus might have some kind of "environmental perception" mechanism that could adjust its replication strategy according to the state of the host. As the research deepened, Kenichi Otsutsuki gradually discovered that the complexity of the Star Virus was far beyond imagination. It could not only evade recognition by the immune system, but also hijack the metabolic pathways of host cells to provide energy for its replication. What's more, the virus would produce a large number of mutations during the replication process, making any drug developed for a single strain likely to quickly fail. Colleagues at the institute were investigated one after another. Compared with other projects, only Kenichi Otsutsuki insisted on staying in the laboratory. He worked sixteen hours a day and even forgot the existence of weekends. His desk was piled with experimental records and various data charts flashed on the computer screen. Occasionally, he would stand in front of the laboratory window, looking at the falling snow outside, thinking about the secret behind the virus. "Maybe it is not a virus from the planet," Kenichi Otsutsuki once wrote in his late-night experimental notes. "Its structure is too sophisticated, like a product of some kind of higher intelligent design." The turning point came in an accidental experiment. Kenichi Otsutsuki tried to expose the star virus to a special electromagnetic wave environment, hoping to observe its sensitivity to radiation. However, the experimental results were unexpected - the virus's replication rate decreased significantly under the irradiation of electromagnetic waves of a specific frequency.

"This is impossible..." Kenichi Otsutsuki stared at the image under the microscope. The crystalline structure of the virus particles was gradually disintegrating. He repeated the experiment many times and the results were consistent. Electromagnetic waves seemed to interfere with the crystalline core of the virus, making it unable to maintain a stable structure. This discovery made Kenichi Otsutsuki very excited. He immediately designed a series of control experiments to try to determine the optimal frequency and intensity of electromagnetic waves. After dozens of attempts, he finally found an electromagnetic wave parameter that could effectively inhibit virus replication. However, the road of scientific research is never smooth. When Kenichi Otsutsuki submitted this discovery to an academic journal, the reviewer raised sharp questions: "Is the effect of electromagnetic waves in inhibiting viruses universal? Are there any side effects?" Kenichi Otsutsuki knew that laboratory data alone was not enough to convince scientists. Academic circles, he had to conduct more rigorous verification, so he designed an animal experimental model, dividing the experimental mice infected with the Star virus into two groups: one group received electromagnetic wave treatment, and the other served as a control group. The experimental results were exciting. The survival rate of the experimental mice receiving electromagnetic wave treatment was significantly improved, while all the control group died. What was even more surprising was that no virus residues were detected in the bodies of the experimental mice after treatment, as if the virus had been completely "erased". With the deepening of research, Kenichi Otsutsuki gradually unveiled the mystery of the Star virus. He discovered that the crystalline structure of the virus is actually a highly ordered protein shell, which is wrapped with a silicon-based nucleic acid analog. This nucleic acid can encode a special enzyme that enables the virus to directly use the host cell's energy metabolism system to replicate.

The mechanism of action of electromagnetic waves has gradually become clear - it can interfere with the stability of the virus crystal core, making it unable to maintain normal replication function. More importantly, this interference is physical, and it is difficult for the virus to develop resistance through mutation. After two years of unremitting efforts, Kenichi Otsutsuki finally developed a virus suppression device based on electromagnetic waves. This device can emit electromagnetic waves of a specific frequency and effectively kill the Star virus without harming the host cells. In the final experiment, Kenichi Otsutsuki applied the device to a culture dish infected with the Star virus. After just a few minutes, the virus particles began to disintegrate and eventually disappeared completely. He stared at the image under the microscope with tears in his eyes. "We won," he wrote in his experimental notes, "not by luck, but by persistence. And the power of science, "When Kenichi Otsutsuki's research results were published, the entire scientific community was shocked, and the threat of the Star Virus was finally under control. Behind all this was the lonely and persistent persistence of a scientist. Today, Kenichi Otsutsuki is still working in the laboratory. There is a photo frame on his desk, which contains a photo of him working in front of a microscope. Next to the photo is a line of words: "The light of science is enough to dispel any darkness." The story of the Star Virus may be just a small chapter in the history of the Otsutsuki clan's fight against pathogens, but it reminds us: In the face of the unknown, the courage and wisdom of the Otsutsuki clan will always be the most powerful weapons, and those scientists who persevere in loneliness are the beacon that illuminates the future. Kenichi Otsutsuki is a hero truly worthy of respect.

".No, what is this?" Kenichi Amemiya couldn't hold it in anymore. What kind of magical thing was this? How come he didn't know that he had become the savior of the Otsutsuki clan? If he knew, he would definitely refuse without hesitation. After all, Kenichi Amemiya hated such things. But he didn't expect that he would become Kenichi Amemiya in the documentary. This really made Kenichi Amemiya a little overwhelmed. Although Kenichi Amemiya couldn't hold it in, he didn't do anything in the end. He just sighed twice and then started to do his own thing. Kenichi Amemiya also had some ideas about this matter. He always felt that this matter was more subtle, or more magical. Thinking of this, Kenichi Amemiya's eyes were filled with some thoughtful looks. This thing was very important to him. In fact, it is not a very complicated problem, but Kenichi Amemiya himself actually has some ideas about these things, and thinking of this, Kenichi Amemiya yawned, and then began to deal with his own affairs. As for why the family did this, Kenichi Amemiya felt that it was probably related to the mysterious intruder. The other party obviously got some things, so the Otsutsuki clan did so many things to prevent those forces from using this to attack them, so they released such things. Although this also made Kenichi Amemiya hang in the sight of many people, it was also helpful for Kenichi Amemiya's plan. Kenichi Amemiya also sighed. The Otsutsuki clan really had a lot of troubles, so many that it made people's scalps numb, but Kenichi Amemiya didn't say anything.

Kenichi Amemiya stood in the corner of the laboratory, looking ahead sharply, his sharp eyes revealed a hint of firmness and decisiveness, as if a cheetah staring at its prey. He kept thinking about the possibilities of the future, his brows slightly furrowed, his mind full of thoughts. He concentrated intently on the experimental data in his hands, with faint sounds of machinery and air pumps in his ears, but all this could not distract him. He listened to the sound of his heartbeat, as if he was working hard for the next breakthrough. He had a dignified figure and generous manners, showing the intelligence and composure of a scientist. In his mind, countless possibilities were intertwined, like a brilliant starry sky. He was immersed in his vision and imagination of the future, with a glimmer of light in his eyes, with an exploration and expectation of the unknown. Suddenly, reality A faint ticking sound was heard in the laboratory, and everything seemed to become quiet. Kenichi Amemiya raised his head, his lips slightly raised, revealing a hint of confidence and determination. He gently touched the experimental equipment with his fingers, his movements revealing a calmness and dexterity. Kenichi Amemiya's voice was like pleasant music, clear and cold, with a sense of magnetism and restraint. He spoke in a steady tone, and his ups and downs of voice revealed a kind of perseverance and decisiveness, as if he was the master in control of the future. The whole laboratory was filled with the breath of Kenichi Amemiya, his every move, every expression, and every sound showed his perseverance, courage and intelligence. In a quiet environment, he was like a prophet who controlled the destiny of the future, incomparably mysterious and convincing.

In a spacious and deserted room, high-tech equipment is arranged in an orderly manner, flashing a faint blue light. In the center of the laboratory, a strangely shaped machine stands quietly, as if it is the watcher of time. Its surface is covered with complex circuits and pipelines, and it seems to be whispering the technical language of the future. The walls are covered with various screens, which are like countless pairs of eyes, monitoring this lifeless space. There is a faint metallic smell in the air, mixed with a slight static smell. Some seemingly important but difficult to identify tools and parts are scattered on the laboratory table. They may be important props for building this scene, but In this silent environment, they are more like forgotten fragments of time. Although the layout here is extremely sci-fi, it reveals a sense of deliberateness and affectation, because there is no need for real experimental results here, it is just for the documentary lens. The lights flicker and reflect on the silver ground, forming mottled light and shadow. Occasionally, a slight mechanical hum will break the silence, making people wonder if this is part of some preset program. In this scene designed specifically for shooting, every corner reveals an illusion of the future world. Even if you know that all this may be just an illusion, you can't help but feel an inexplicable awe and shock.

"These things are really interesting, but think about it, it's true. These things are like this in themselves, with some unique temperament, and the family doesn't know the real purpose of this thing, so these people naturally can't research anything." There was a hint of coldness on Amemiya Kenichi's mouth. He didn't think these guys had any strength. In Amemiya Kenichi's view, the biggest use of these guys was probably to become a good sacrifice, that's it. As for the others, Amemiya Kenichi didn't think these guys could be used for anything, and thinking of this, there was a hint of amusement on Amemiya Kenichi's mouth. He actually had some ideas about this matter, but Amemiya Kenichi was too lazy to say it. After all, he felt that these were useless. What's the point? Thinking of this, Kenichi Amemiya lost interest. Although he didn't mind becoming famous, he was too lazy to participate in the following things. However, Kenichi Amemiya had already got enough things at this moment. Thinking of this, Kenichi Amemiya had some ideas. He looked at the things not far away and decided to make them disappear. When the time came, he disappeared back and began to fully promote the cracking and compilation of the virus. He wanted to compile a virus that would only be activated when certain conditions were met. Only in this way could he affect the situation of the Otsutsuki clan to the greatest extent. Thinking of this, Kenichi Amemiya had some ideas. He planned to try it slowly, but now, it was time to go back. Kenichi Amemiya had been waiting for a long time and he couldn't wait any longer. He wanted to go home.

, (End of this chapter)