The strongest healer

Chapter 148 Cage
Hong Guzhi smiled, but his tone was unquestionable, "The optical brain is of no use here. We have a special shielding system to shield the optical brain signals. No one in our laboratory knows how to use the optical brain and communicate with the outside world.”

Song Shi looked down and saw that, sure enough, neither Hong Guzhi nor his assistant had an optical brain on their wrists.

Therefore, even if she leaves her optical brain behind, she will not be able to communicate with the outside world.

"Then why do you still accept my brain? I can't spread the news anyway."

Hong Guzhi: "..."

He organized the language, "...This is to prepare for the next experiment. There are some processes that will cause damage to your optical brain."

It causes damage to the optical brain, but what about the human body?
"I refuse to conduct any experiments that will cause harm to my body." Song Shi declared in advance.

Hong Guzhi was autistic, and it was the first time he encountered such a difficult experimental subject as Song Shi.

He patiently reassured, "Don't worry, it won't happen. We have repeatedly finalized every step. The side effects are within control and the probability of accidents is kept to a minimum."

"Can we go in now?" Song Shi looked at the metal door behind Hong Guzhi.

Seeing that Song Shi had no intention of removing his brain, Hong Guzhi winked at his assistant and walked to the metal door to scan his face.

The metal door opened again, and the scene inside was exposed to Song Shi's eyes.

In a space of only about twenty square meters, the overhead light illuminates the entire space very brightly.

In the center of the room is a cylindrical, three-meter-high glass jar filled with pale pink liquid.

There are also devices similar to brain interfaces and four or five tubes of different colors floating on the glass tank.

From the outside, it looks like there is an octopus baring its teeth and claws inside, waiting for its prey to take the bait.

Hong Guzhi approached the glass tank, his face flushed red by the pink liquid in the tank.

"Dual systems are the greatest existence of the Federation so far. If the principles or rules for the emergence of dual systems can be studied, the history of human crisis will directly turn to the next chapter."

He turned back, looked at Song Shi, and opened his arms, "Song Shi, thanks to you, I have the opportunity to become a researcher who will go down in human history."

Song Shi frowned, Hong Guzhi was acting a little crazy now.

"Dr. Hong."

Assistant An gave an appropriate reminder, and Hong Guzhi restrained himself from wildly anticipating the future.

He clenched his fist to cover his mouth and coughed twice. He pointed at the solution in front of him and said to Song Shi, "This is what I made for you."

"What?" Song Shi asked in disgust.

The glass tank in front of me looks too much like a nutrient tank in a science fiction episode to keep humans alive.

And it was still pink. She had reasonable suspicion that when Hong Guzhi entered the next room before, the pink thing she glimpsed was also a jar like this.

Then it is very likely that she is not the only research subject in this experimental base.

"Staying inside, you won't feel the passage of time, and the experimental process will no longer be painful for you."

Hong Guzhi showed an intoxicated expression, as if he had been immersed in liquid.

"Your body's various data will be transmitted in real time, and the transmission process is very accurate and error-free. Our subsequent drug injection will also be carried out here. The effect is excellent, and it is very convenient for you and us."

Song Shi raised his head slightly and looked at the three-meter-high jar.

Imagine her lying in it.

Losing self-awareness, these people did whatever they wanted, and she didn't even have a chance to say "no".

Let others slaughter you.

If they can come up with a result, they might be merciful and let her out in three to five years. What if they can't, will she lie in there for the rest of her life?

Song Shi refused, "I won't conduct research while I'm unconscious. You can revise the plan again." After saying that, she opened the door and left the narrow room.

Hong Guzhi hurriedly caught up with her, grabbed her sleeves, and said in a very gloomy tone: "Song Shi! Sending you in for research is an order from the federal government. I hope you will cooperate with us!"

"As long as I can stand here, I'm already trying my best to cooperate with you." Song Shi shook off his hand and suppressed the anger rising in his heart.

She is a dual line!

As the first dual-sect member in the Federation, not only will they not get the honor and future they deserve, but their own safety will also not be guaranteed.

What if dual lines appear in the children of those aristocratic families?
The results would be completely different. The media would rush to report on them, praising those dual-system people as the future of the Federation and the hope of mankind. No one would dare to order them into the laboratory and cut them open for research.

So she has to stay awake.

Destiny is in her own hands.

She had made arrangements in advance, and there would be an opportunity to leave in the future. She just had to wait for that opportunity to appear and seize it.

Hong Guzhi was shocked by Song Shi's momentum, and suddenly remembered that the opponent was still a violent type.

His attitude softened a little, "I have already taken the initiative to make concessions on the optical brain matter. It would be good for all of us if you give in on this matter."

"My concession is that all experiments must be conducted while I am awake."

Song Shi once again reiterated his request.

"There is no possibility of being put into that coffin-like jar. I will not cooperate."

The carefully proportioned nutritional maintenance tank was compared to a coffin, and Hong Guzhi's heart twitched.

Song Shi was resolute, so he could only retreat, "Okay, I'll let you stay awake, then, go there."

Hong Guzhi pointed to the three-story glass cage in the center of the research room.

There is a bed in the center.

No privacy at all.

Song Shi: "...I can't run, can't you arrange a normal place for me?"

"You are a violent type. If you lose control later, it will be a great threat to the lives of us researchers, so in order to ensure our safety, you should live inside."

Song Shi: "Dedicate yourself to research, I thought you researchers would be proud of it."

Facing Song Shi's sarcasm, Hong Guzhi's mouth twitched twice.

"I will cherish my life until the results of the research are produced. If you still do not cooperate, I will report your situation to the federal government and they will take coercive measures against you."

"Ha," Song Shi sneered, "I didn't say I wouldn't go in."

This was the best outcome she could achieve.

Continuing to argue will be counterproductive.

Just accept it as soon as you see fit.

Song Shi walked towards the opening of the glass cage.

Hong Guzhi finally showed a satisfied smile and said, "That's right. Just stay inside with peace of mind and leave the rest to me. The future direction of mankind depends on you and me."

After Song Shi entered the glass cage, the thick metal door across the three-layer glass cover slammed shut on her back.

Hong Guzhi looked sideways and asked his assistant, "Is the shielding on?"

"Following your instructions, it has been turned on a long time ago. Her optical brain has failed."

Hong Guzhi nodded and looked at Song Shi in the glass cage, excitement overflowing from his eyes.