Wizards pursue the truth

Chapter 31 [31] The Mad Wizard of the World Experimental Field

It has been proven that it is essential to address some of the factors that could affect the dissection experiments in advance.

On the dissection table, the blue poison monkey's limbs were cut open perfectly, and even the direction of the muscles and the adhesions of the fascia were well separated.

The most important part is the blue poison monkey's hand, where the venom glands are hidden in the thick fingers, between the bone and the flesh.

A thick, blue liquid flowed across the metal tabletop, originating from a severed hand, with fingers oozing out from tiny crevices as if pricked by needles.

This is the extraordinary toxin Wang Ya needs: Blue Poison.

The blue poison monkey gets its name from this extraordinary toxin with its distinctive color.

If you get closer, you can smell a scent that resembles milk, but it carries a deadly threat to ordinary people.

Even a first-level wizard apprentice would find it difficult to withstand such a toxin, which would cause the body to stiffen and become immobile. This is not paralysis, but rather a blockage of blood circulation, causing damage to bodily functions.

Compared to the Crimson Scale Poison, it is even more potent. The shared characteristics aroused Wang Ya's curiosity; could the two be combined to create an even more powerful extraordinary poison?

But he failed.

The failure was not due to the inability of the two extraordinary toxins to fuse, but rather due to the failure in the process of collecting and extracting the blue poison.

During the toxin extraction process, the howls and struggles of another blue poison monkey, along with the foul stench of its excrement and urine, inevitably affected him.

A small mistake led to the failure of this dissection experiment.

Wang Ya's face darkened as his gaze fell on the bound Blue Poison Monkey, its eyes darting around, tears streaming down its face. He had made a grave mistake, a mistake he shouldn't have made.

The process of any wizard's experiment must be completely undisturbed, and the wizard will completely seal off their living area and set up a magic array to isolate it.

The items needed in the wizard's laboratory are prepared in advance, and there will be nothing extra that is not useful for the experiment.

I didn't make any excuses for myself. I was so engrossed in the experiment that I subconsciously didn't consider anything... A mistake is a mistake.

No one is infallible. The most important thing is to avoid making the same mistake twice.

He took a deep breath, trying to calm his gloomy mood. The blue poison flowing on the metal table had been exposed to the air for some time, greatly reducing its activity and rendering it useless to Wang Ya. Only blue poison existing within the body or in the venom glands could maintain its activity.

To this end, Wang Ya also found a miniature cultivation chamber in the cultivation room, about the size of a palm, which was specially used to cultivate microscopic substances such as extraordinary toxins and even extraordinary bloodline factors.

The dissected venom glands, secreting blue poison, should have been placed in a culture chamber immediately, and then extracted using wizarding methods to obtain a genuine sample of extraordinary blue poison.

To distinguish the differences and similarities between the poison and the Red Scale Poison, and to determine whether there is a possibility of fusion between the two, further detailed observation is needed to allow the two toxins to mix and record the variables.

The failed dissection of the blue poison monkey carcass was placed in a processing box in the cultivation room by Wang Ya. Cleaning the dissection table was much easier, as it was automated, using a special liquid substance that internally secreted to kill all bacterial colonies.

The gradually cleaning and tidying dissection table helped Wang Ya regain his initial composure. In wizarding experiments, the most taboo thing is emotional fluctuation, even in the smallest dissection experiment.

The metal surface begins to heat up, evaporating the last drop of bacterial liquid, leaving it clean and brand new.

It must be said that the revolution in wizarding technology has changed the entire wizarding world. For example, this dissection table makes extensive use of wizarding technology, and mechanical wizards have also established a reasonable standard for wizarding experiments.

According to information recorded in wizarding chronicles, before the emergence of the system of mechanical wizards, wizards lived in a rather bloody and barbaric state. Wizarding experiments were extremely ruthless, and the requirements for wizarding experiments were not properly understood. They treated test subjects very roughly, and often neglected small factors during the experiment, resulting in a high failure rate.

Even the relatively better elemental wizarding system is not immune to this. During a period when wizarding reached its peak, the demand for wizarding experiments was practically insane. Powerful wizards, in their pursuit of truth and the answers they sought, even used entire worlds as their testing grounds. They would release their newly developed extraordinary viruses into those small worlds, aiming to use natural selection and the survival of the fittest to correct the flaws in their extraordinary viruses.

Needless to say, black wizards, dream wizards, and bloodline wizards are the most frequent practitioners of wizarding experiments. Their experimental subjects include humans, animals, supernatural beings, and even fellow wizards. Who wouldn't be curious about the changes in a wizard's particle radiation levels, the process of cellular evolution, and even the extreme torment they endure—whether their soul and spirit are altered? What, then, is a wizard's dreamlike consciousness like?

It would be impossible for Wang Ya to have acquired the information and extraordinary knowledge he has today without inheriting knowledge from that period of madness.

Of course, the dark history of forcibly combining wizards with supernatural beings, and researching whether the supernatural physique of wizards could combine with the bloodline of supernatural beings, is hidden.

Wang Ya also saw it on the bookshelf, in a very obscure book called "The Madness of Wizards".

This even spawned several warlock families. They were generally humanoid, but some anomalies were unavoidable, depending on the concentration of extraordinary blood within them. Powerful bloodline wizards greatly favored these special experimental subjects.

They are so rare now that those who still exist have united and are calling for wizarding rights, claiming to be members of the wizarding profession. In name only, they are. Whether the wizards truly agree or not, or whether they harbor any prejudice, remains unknown.

On the dissection table in this experiment, the last blue poison monkey was restrained and fixed in place.

Wang Ya's eyes were exceptionally serious; he would not repeat the mistakes of the past.

The hand that covered the wizard's scalpel was strong and very steady.

Before the blue poison monkey could scream or howl, a flash of cold light appeared, and its throat was completely stripped away. The empty cavity, filled with flesh and blood, heaved, and gusts of air escaped from it, emitting a foul stench.

When Wang Ya wielded the knife again and disassembled the genitals, blood slowly seeped from the tiny wound in the throat.

He will never make the same mistake again.

He even made a decision in his heart that in the future, when conducting experimental dissections, he would remove these two parts first, especially if it was a live dissection, to eliminate all unstable factors.

As for anesthetic?

Wang Ya's technique is fast, and the knife is even faster. The anesthetic will disrupt the body's most instinctive reactions, making it impossible to obtain accurate experimental data.

Wizards never administer anesthesia to their experimental subjects.

(End of this chapter)