Catching Monsters

Chapter 41: The Heart of the Royal Family

The dark dungeon in Prince Su’s Mansion was filled with a strong and pungent smell of blood.

Jiang Yun was tied to the chopping board with his hands and feet bound with ropes.

No matter how hard I struggled, I couldn't move.

Jiang Yun lay on it, glancing at the bottles and jars around him out of the corner of his eyes.

The jar is filled with green liquid, and inside are bright red heart, stomach and other organs.

Jiang Yun's heart was pounding. He wanted to recover his magic power as soon as possible, but it was too late.

There was a crisp creaking sound from above the dungeon, and footsteps slowly approached.

Tang Wanxin was wearing a red gown, which was originally supposed to be white.

The blood stains on the clothes have dried and solidified.

"Jiang Yun."

Tang Wanxin came to the chopping board, tore open his shirt, and slid her slender fingers across Jiang Yun's chest.

"When you destroyed the Tang Mansion a few days ago, you never thought that you would fall into my hands."

Tang Wanxin's eyes sparkled, and her beautiful face was somewhat sickly. She stuck out her tongue, licked her lips, and said in a cold voice: "I believe that your heart will definitely be useful."

heart?

Jiang Yun took a deep breath, glanced at the situation in the dungeon, and asked, "You captured so many people just to replace Prince Su's heart?"

Tang Wanxin said coldly: "How do you know?"

Jiang Yun took a deep breath and thought in his mind: "I have read your animal creation notes, which record many of your experiments."

Tang Wanxin reached out, took out a sharp knife, put it on Jiang Yun's chest, and said slowly: "Is that so? Then you should also understand what your fate will be."

Jiang Yun said in a deep voice: "It's nothing more than digging out my heart and giving it to Prince Su."

"Yes, it seems that you are well aware of your fate."

Tang Wanxin was already impatient to take action.

She wanted to cut open Jiang Yun's chest and appreciate the heart.

Jiang Yun closed his eyes and said in a deep voice: "If you do this, Prince Su will not survive, and you will still fail."

"I guess if you can't successfully keep Prince Su alive, you will die too, right?"

Hearing this, Tang Wanxin snorted coldly: "You underestimated me. Ever since I embarked on the path of animal creation, I am no longer afraid of death."

"Everyone in the world says that creating animals is an evil practice, but I want to prove to the world that this is a great practice that will save the world and bring great blessings!"

Seeing Tang Wanxin raise her hand, the sharp knife was about to cut her chest.

Jiang Yun shouted loudly: "You won't succeed, because organs between people will have a rejection reaction!"

"I guess the symptoms of those people whose organs you replaced were fever, bleeding, infection, and organ failure before they died."

Jiang Yun finished speaking and closed his eyes. He could only pray that these words could save his life.

For a long time, there was no pain in the chest.

Jiang Yun slowly opened his eyes and saw that Tang Wanxin's hand was still raised. She looked at Jiang Yun in surprise, with some confusion in her eyes.

"Rejection? Organ failure?"

Tang Wanxin had never heard of these words. Her eyes turned cold and she said in a deep voice, "Go on."

Keep talking.

Jiang Yun was a Taoist priest in his previous life, not a doctor, but he had only vaguely heard of rejection reactions.

He couldn't go into too much detail.

Jiang Yun could only take a deep breath and said, "To put it simply, humans are made up of cells. If you put someone else's organs into your body, the cells of both parties will reject each other."

Tang Wanxin stared at Jiang Yun in shock and asked coldly, "You also have research on the method of creating animals?"

"Know a little bit."

Tang Wanxin's eyes were filled with enthusiasm as she asked, "Then how do we resolve the rejection reaction you mentioned?"

Jiang Yun closed his eyes and said calmly, "You won't let me lie on the chopping board and slowly answer your questions, will you?"

"I'm sorry, I can't let you go."

Although Tang Wanxin was interested in what Jiang Yun said, she was not so sure that she would believe it just because of a few words. She didn't know if what Jiang Yun said was true, so she said, "Unless you can prove that what you said is true."

Jiang Yun took a deep breath and said, "I can't prove that this thing, strictly speaking, belongs to the category of medicine."

"Medicine?" Tang Wanxin's eyes lit up slightly, and she said, "You don't think this is evil magic, right?"

"Of course not..." Jiang Yun was frightened by her staring eyes, and said according to her wishes: "You are actually too advanced in your research."

"If you study medicine step by step, you may achieve unlimited success."

This is the truth in Jiang Yun's heart.

You know, organ replacement surgery is extremely dangerous, even in the past when medicine was so advanced.

There are many more variables.

In such an ancient feudal dynasty.

Where medicine has developed better is in traditional Chinese medicine.

In some more remote areas, people even perform shaman rituals.

In this environment, Tang Wanxin jumped directly to organ transplantation.

This step is a bit too big.

It’s just like others are still studying how to launch Kongming lanterns into the sky.

She wanted directly to study how to get a rocket to the moon.

This is just a joke.

I didn't expect that my words would make Tang Wanxin burst into tears. Of course, she was often like this.

"I didn't expect you to be such a sensible person." Tang Wanxin sighed and said, "Unfortunately, I still have to dig out your heart and give it a try."

When Jiang Yun heard this, he couldn't help but curse in his heart, I have already told you so much.

You don't think I'm a talented person, so why should I stay?
Or are you thinking of digging my heart out?
Jiang Yun said hurriedly: "Wait, there are ways to deal with the rejection reaction."

"Hmm?" Tang Wanxin frowned and asked coldly, "Tell me what you think?"

Jiang Yun took a deep breath and said, "You have to promise that you won't kill me after I say so."

Tang Wanxin shook her head: "I can't guarantee it."

Jiang Yun gritted his teeth and said, "The closer the relationship, the lower the rejection reaction will be."

Although Jiang Yun didn't know much about medicine, he knew that organ transplantation was purely based on whether the organs of both parties matched, and had little to do with family relationship.

But people are going to die anyway.

It’s better to let the people from Prince Su’s Mansion die first.

Listening to Jiang Yun's words, Tang Wanxin frowned deeply and said coldly: "Are you sure? Do you know that the prince's close relatives are all..."

"Believe it or not."

After saying that, Jiang Yun closed his eyes, looking ready to be slaughtered.

Tang Wanxin paced back and forth in the dungeon.

At this time, outside the dungeon, there was a sound of footsteps, and Xiao Jingyuan, dressed in brocade clothes, slowly walked down.

Seeing that Jiang Yun was still alive, he frowned: "Why haven't you dug out his heart yet?"

"He can't die yet." Tang Wanxin said in a deep voice: "Prince, the prince may be saved!"

"Oh?"

Tang Wanxin said solemnly: "But it requires a heart, a royal heart!"

After Tang Wanxin's explanation, Xiao Jingyuan nodded slowly and felt that it made sense: "Father is from the royal family, and he has royal blood flowing in his veins."

"It is normal that the hearts of ordinary people cannot be integrated into the blood of our royal family."

Jiang Yun, who was lying on the chopping board, breathed a sigh of relief when he heard this.

However, it is not surprising that people of this era would have such thoughts.

"In that case, there's no point in keeping this man. Just kill him." Xiao Jingyuan drew out the sword in his hand and walked towards Jiang Yun who was lying on the chopping board.

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