The Growth of a God

Chapter 288 Breaking through the realm of God (23)

At the same time, in a combat command room inside the military restricted area.

"You mean, Habaek offered to take the initiative to contain the 'cat-shaped host'?"

I saw an old man with white hair and beard sitting in the main seat, frowning and asking the secretary beside him.

"Yes, Ha Baek said that the 749th Precinct where he works has sufficient containment experience and can ensure the safety and controllability of the 'Mythical Arms'."

Bending down gently, the young secretary said so.

"I don't doubt him. After all, that guy is well-known in the 749 Bureau for not playing by the rules."

Flipping through the confidential documents on his desk, the old man nodded without surprise.

"A useless little girl, an ancient god messenger whose true identity is unknown, and a possessor whose all abilities have been sealed..."

"Ha Baek's experience in handling this type of incident is probably even greater than that of the first director of the 749th Bureau."

Hearing the music and understanding the elegant meaning, the young secretary immediately asked in a low voice.

"So you mean to say that you agree to this containment document?"

The old man asked back, closing the file directly.

“Will it be useful if I disagree?”

"Didn't you see that guy had already taken the target away?"

"That guy is afraid that we will take the target away by force, and he has probably made all the necessary preparations now."

To be honest, the old man could actually understand He Bo's worries. He was just simply unhappy with He Bo's lack of trust in him.

Ha Bo's past experiences have made him sympathetic to the detainees, but also distrustful of certain government agencies.

However, when this distrust spread to himself, the old man still felt very unhappy.

"We have been comrades for more than ten years. Do you really not trust me?"

With a slight sigh, the old man whispered softly so that the secretary could not hear it.

It was not until the secretary turned his head and looked at the old man in confusion that he raised his voice again and asked.

"How's that undead man?"

"Has the institution come up with any specific results?"

In response to the old man's inquiry, the secretary was well prepared and told him the research results of this period.

"By comparing the features with the legend, we have now determined that the immortal man might be a monarch in Indian mythology..."

"He possesses an immortal body and is the incarnation of God on earth."

"Dr. Chen said that the cells extracted from that body will continue to evolve new functions with external stimuli."

"According to the latest research reports, that body has become immune to death from gunshot wounds."

"The institution is using high concentrations of liquid nitrogen to freeze and refrigerate them, which inhibits the continuous evolution of those active cells."

There was a brief pause, and the secretary added.

"In addition, the active cells that were extracted in advance are also gradually evolving towards a complete form."

"It is expected to evolve into a completely new immortal body in three hundred years, and will be immune to the freezing and refrigeration effects of high concentrations of liquid nitrogen."

Narrowing his eyes slightly, the old man's voice was calm and composed.

"To put it simply, we are creating a second undead."

The secretary nodded solemnly, obviously not as calm as the old man.

"And it's an enhanced version of the undead, immune to all the death damage of the former."

"According to Dr. Chen, he suspects that the current undead was born in this way." The current undead is not the original undead, but a new individual that has gradually evolved and improved from the remaining cells of the original undead.

"Are there any new discoveries at the ruins?"

After thinking for a moment, the old man continued to ask calmly.

"Yes, judging from the feedback from there, the ruins seem to have the ability to suppress the undead."

"Professor Zhang is currently leading his team to study the function of the relic, but it is not certain when it will be fully replicated."

Hearing this, the old man immediately spoke.

"Tell them to speed up their research. If they need anything, they can apply directly to the higher-ups."

"Also, the extracted cells must be kept under strict supervision..."

"I know someone wants to use those cells for medical purposes..."

"But before we make sure they are not completely tamed, no one can use their data and samples."

The old man was well aware of the appeal of immortality to humans.

Even if we have to settle for second best, the activity displayed by those cells alone is enough to cure the various diseases and cancers that humanity currently faces.

In this situation, the old man chose not to believe in human nature, just as Ha Bo chose not to believe in him.

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Inside the military restricted area, in the research institute.

"Doctor, the network department just discovered that someone tried to hack into and steal data from the computer. Do we need to transfer the data?"

After hearing his assistant's reminder, Dr. Chen, who was immersed in his research, raised his head and said nonchalantly.

"If the higher-ups think it's necessary to transfer, then they will transfer. If they think it's not necessary, then they won't transfer. Why are you asking me about this?"

Dr. Chen is a typical academic maniac.

The reason why he voluntarily gave up his reputation in the academic world and came to such a remote city to conduct research was that he valued the various advanced instruments and mysterious sample cells provided by the military.

"Ok, I see."

The assistant, who already knew Dr. Chen's character, nodded and then retreated without saying a word.

"Humph, another smart-aleck guy."

Only after the assistant completely left the laboratory did Dr. Chen curl his lips in disdain.

"Looks like I have to train a new assistant again. I hope this time he'll be a smarter guy."

Dr. Chen just doesn't want to pay attention to external disputes, but that doesn't mean he has no control over his research projects.

The reason why the assistant specifically asked Dr. Chen about the issue of "data transfer".

I just want to make sure whether the core data is really stored in the computer to facilitate subsequent intrusion and theft.

Dr. Chen has encountered more than one similar spy.

The only difference is that the spies who had infiltrated previously wanted to poach Dr. Chen as well.

This time, the spies seemed to simply want to steal data from the central computer.

"Hey, when will there be any new progress in Lao Zhang's research?"

"If he doesn't quickly develop a substance that can inhibit cell activity, our project won't be able to proceed!"

Scratching his remaining hair in distress, Dr. Chen quickly returned to his research field.

Monthly ticket/recommendation ticket

(End of this chapter)