Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 401 Extraterrestrial Evil Objects

The cold wind howled, and the ice and snow flew.

A specially made military helicopter descended from the sky with a roar, its rotors kicking up ice chips that filled the air.

"Professor Carl!"

Major General Hausman, a burly white man, covered his forehead with one hand and roared:

"We've arrived."

His roar was barely audible due to the sound of the propeller turning.

"Um."

Carl nodded and jumped out of the cabin.

His agile figure and nimble movements made Haussmann raise an eyebrow slightly before looking away.

It seems that Professor Carl is neither as old as he appears, nor does he possess the refined and cultured demeanor one might expect.

This is the polar region.

A temporary camp set up by the military.

Searchlights were placed all around, patrolling the camp, and some uniformed staff were busy at work.

"Mr. Austin."

Leading Carl to a tent, Haussmann gestured:

"This is Professor Carl, an expert in biological genetics. Professor, this is Mr. Austin, who is sponsoring this operation."

It is well known that the federal military cooperates with various business groups, and some of these business groups even have their own independent armed forces.

army,

They also need to eat.

The federal salaries alone are probably not even enough to cover the cost of recruitment, so cooperation is inevitable.

"Auston?" Carl reached out and gently shook hands with the other person.

"I saw your interview on TV. You were hailed as the most talented entrepreneur in the federal government in the last century. It's a pleasure to meet you."

"Me too." Austin wore gold-rimmed glasses, a tailored suit, and a rapier at his waist. His attire was somewhat incongruous, yet he exuded a heroic air, quite unlike ordinary businessmen.

He smiled and spoke:

"Professor Carl's research in genetics is truly amazing; I've always wanted to visit you."

"Thank you for your help this time."

"Even without the military's request, the reward alone is enough to make the trip," Carl smiled.

"Where is it?"

"in!"

Hausman and Austin both gestured backward.

"Professor, please!"

Behind the tent was a large base deep within the ice, which was completely invisible from the outside because it was located underground.

The base has a thick layer of ice, but there is still water underneath. The base uses a solid, transparent object to separate the water flow.

Karl touched the wall.

"This is a newly developed composite material that can withstand low temperatures; the lower the temperature, the higher its hardness."

Austin explained:

"It has no value elsewhere, but it is most suitable for the polar regions where the temperature remains below zero."

Karl nodded slowly.

Upon entering the base, staff members in safety suits were busy at work.

The most eye-catching thing here is a black sphere placed in the center, which is completely frozen.

"professor."

Upon arriving here, Austin became the master. He turned on the screen and zoomed in on the details of the black sphere:

"This thing fell from the sky more than ten days ago; it's suspected to be a meteorite, but we analyzed it and found organic matter in it..."

"I suspect it might be some kind of creature."

"Through several detection methods, including isotope decay, it was discovered that this organism may have existed hundreds of millions of years ago."

Hundreds of millions of years ago?

Karl's eyes flickered slightly, and he opened the documents that were handed to him.

"Fossils from hundreds of millions of years ago are not uncommon, but this thing... you're saying it's very likely still alive?"

"Yes."

Austin's expression was grave:

"Still alive!"

"It will wake up if the temperature is above a certain level, and fall into a dormant state if the temperature is below a certain level. We are not sure if it is in danger, so we would like to trouble Professor Carl to come and take a look."

"Hmm." Karl nodded, put down the documents, and went to a small laboratory where there was a black stone the size of a fingernail.

The black stone was placed inside a sturdy alloy container, and the reaction inside was observed through various instruments.

As the temperature rises, the black stone will liquefy and dissolve.

Temperature drops

Then it solidifies.

"We've tried."

Major General Hausman of the military spoke with a grave tone:

"This stuff is extremely hard and heat-resistant; only large machinery can slowly grind and crush it."

"and……"

"It has a very strong aggressive nature!"

"Aggressive?" Karl looked up:

"There are people injured?"

"This..." Haussmann's expression changed slightly.

"It's a military secret, so I can't disclose it right now."

It seemed that someone had died or was under illegal surveillance during the process, Carl realized.

"I need some time and some equipment."

He stretched his limbs and began to speak:

"Have you arranged a lab for me? I've taken what I brought; I might need it later."

"Yes."

"Your lab is this way."

A few hours later.

Carl used pliers to hold a hair-like object in a petri dish and observed the subtle changes.

"A very strange creature, possessing characteristics of both carbon-based and silicon-based life forms, and having a terrifying ability to assimilate."

"Well……"

He looked up and turned on the screen:

"This is its true form."

Austin, groggily awakened, instantly became interested and stared thoughtfully at the screen:

"Parasite?"

"almost."

Carl nodded:

"That rock has nearly three million parasites, each of which can assimilate a living organism."

"After being contacted, it can absorb nutrients from the host's body to divide, reproduce, and expand its population."

"Assimilation and division are instincts of its genetic makeup, and this process appears to be irreversible at present."

?

Austin turned pale.

This is beyond funny; it's terrifying and horrifying.

"extraordinary……"

"Professor Carl, how can we kill it?"

"An energy impact exceeding a certain level can achieve this, but ordinary people certainly don't possess such methods." Karl shook his head.

"Lowering the temperature can reduce its biological activity, and we should be glad that it landed in the polar regions."

coincidence?

Certainly not!

This thing is designed to exterminate all living things; it must be the instinctive act of the remaining will of the gods.

"Destroy it!"

Austin growled:

"It must be destroyed!"

"Yes."

Carl nodded:

"If this thing leaves the base, once it revives, it will quickly spread and destroy everything."

"They are the size of a hair and can hide in bread and soil, making them completely undetectable."

"There's one more thing..."

"This stone is not intact; part of it must have been taken away, and it needs to be retrieved as soon as possible."

Incomplete?

Austin's eyes flickered:

"The polar research team took some samples with them!"

He turned around, walked quickly to his residence, and dialed a phone number.

Watching Austin's figure disappear into the distance, Carl shook his head slightly and looked thoughtfully at the laboratory in front of him.

"Coming from outer space..."

"Otherworldly deities!"

"It seems the gods outside are getting restless. The Child of Destruction has inherited the deadly poison of the vampire faith, and can even reproduce. If this spreads to other worlds..."

"Ragnarok is coming!"

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Cloud Shield University.

Institute of Materials.

It was already evening, but some researchers were still there, observing several black insects.

"professor."

A female graduate student spoke up:

"Our research has found that the black worm can parasitize the host's body and enhance the host's various physical qualities."

"This is a great discovery!"

Her voice couldn't hide her excitement.

If we could extract the substance that could enhance physical fitness, it would definitely shake up the entire biological community.

"So..."

The white-haired professor spoke:

"Is the parasitized creature the black insect or the original organism?"

"This..." The girl was taken aback.

"Bang!"

"Oh no! The parasitized white rat smashed through the glass, bit Newman, and escaped."

"What?"

(End of this chapter)