What do you mean the games you make are all real?!

Inside the Fusang Biochemical Research Institute, Nobuyuki Nakajima stared intently at the computer screen in front of him. This computer had been urgently transported back to Fusang from Yan Country the previous night.

I heard that two agents were killed before they could safely load the computer onto the plane; it contained game development data from Mitten.

Ever since he saw the Tyrant's perfect biological weapon, he has become completely fascinated by the design of these monsters and is now eager to know more detailed design information.

Hundreds of folders were densely packed on the computer screen: T-virus characteristics explanation, Licker design blueprints, Tyrant T-103 model exterior and internal design blueprints, G-virus mutation pattern prediction...

Much of this information has already been uploaded to the official website by Miteng and is considered public information; Nakajima Nobuyuki has read it over and over again.

Now that he had finally obtained the internal information, he was eager to see something new.

He soon saw the new monster design drawings, a model and design of a super-sized crocodile that he had never seen before.

There are also blueprints for giant spiders, giant moths, and poisonous zombies.

These were clearly monsters that would appear in later levels, and Nobuyuki Nakajima's breathing immediately became rapid.

The crocodile's model is covered with dense data. Its body length is estimated at 22 meters, its bite force has been enhanced by the T virus by 100 times, and its epidermal keratin layer is 50 times thicker than that of an ordinary crocodile, allowing it to directly withstand frontal fire from guns.

"Twenty-two meters... This size, this bite force, if mass-produced and deployed in coastal waters, would definitely cause devastating damage to landing craft! And according to the data, this is a small crocodile that mutated, so the cost will definitely not be high!" Nobuyuki Nakajima exclaimed excitedly.

Fusang can be considered to be surrounded by the sea on all sides, with only one road connecting it to Yan Kingdom like an umbilical cord. That road was also the road that previously connected the oil fields and transportation.

However, after the failed attempt to seize the oil field, this road was destroyed by Yan, and Fusang became truly surrounded by the sea.

If war breaks out, the enemy will definitely need to launch a landing operation to attack Japan. Deploying these giant crocodiles on the coast would unleash a terrifyingly powerful fighting force.

Moreover, crocodiles are amphibious, so if Japan wants to attack other countries, these giant crocodiles can act as vanguards to resist enemy fire and buy time for subsequent landing forces.

The most important factor is the cost. The new destroyer that Japan is currently developing costs more than 5 billion yen per ship, not including the cost of later maintenance, personnel training and weapons and ammunition replenishment.

Even the new patrol vessels, which are much smaller in tonnage, cost more than 500 million each.

According to his calculations, one of these mutated crocodiles could be produced for ten million, which is equivalent to the price of a new type of tank. If mass production were carried out, he could even reduce the cost to the million level.

This is why the Stars and Stripes are so keen on researching biological weapons—not because biological weapons are more powerful than conventional weapons, but because they are cheaper.

Once the research and development is successful and mass production begins, the cost will be lower than imagined.

If the appearance of the Tyrant showed him the changes that urban warfare would bring, then the appearance of the Super Crocodile will change the world's understanding of amphibious warfare. Coupled with the infectiousness of the T-virus, this is a weapon that can truly change the world.

"The person who could design such a creature must be a top genius in the fields of biology and chemistry... no, even 'genius' is not enough to describe it..." Nobuyuki Nakajima murmured to himself, his voice carrying an almost pious sigh.

He continued flipping through the folder, eager to see more monster designs.

With each page he turned, he felt as if he were standing in the very center of a gold mine, where every shovelful of gold he dug in any direction was pure gold.

But after flipping to a certain location, the folder suddenly stopped, and the next document only had a short line of text, waiting for Umbrella to transfer the data.

"Umbrella... was it really all this company's doing?"

When a company called Umbrella came forward claiming to be an investor in Miteng and presented those incredibly effective skincare products, everyone assumed that this company was the mastermind behind it all.

Now that he has seen this line of text, Nobuyuki Nakajima is even more certain.

"Haven't we collected any data on Umbrella yet?" Nobuyuki Nakajima asked the researcher next to him.

"Reporting to the director, the Special Higher Police just delivered some data, but they only found out that Umbrella Corporation was registered in Nusantara two weeks ago. They haven't investigated anything else." A researcher stepped forward and handed over a document.

"That's it?" Nobuyuki Nakajima picked up the document and flipped through it; it only contained a few pages.

The document includes Umbrella's registration date, legal representative's name, factory address, and a photograph of the factory exterior taken from a distance.

The factory in the photo is surrounded by tropical rainforest, with its exterior painted in Umbrella's signature red and white color scheme, and several security personnel in uniforms and sunglasses standing at the entrance.

Nobuyuki Nakajima didn't believe that a company registered only two weeks ago could produce such things; clearly, someone was hiding behind it, but they hadn't found out yet.

"Was my previous application approved?" Nobuyuki Nakajima continued to ask.

"After discussion at the meeting, the higher-ups will dispatch the Nine-Tailed Fox Special Forces to Nushantara to get what you want," the researcher continued.

"The Nine-Tailed Fox Special Forces?" Upon hearing this name, Nobuyuki Nakajima was also taken aback.

The Nine-Tailed Fox Special Forces are considered Japan's top special forces. They led the mission to seize the oil field, but they were scattered by the Yan Kingdom's forces two years ago.

After being reorganized last year and equipped with the latest developed weapons, its strength is even greater than before. It seems that the higher-ups are under great pressure because the research has not made much progress.

"Then let the Nine-Tailed Fox Special Forces set off immediately, get what they want, and we should continue our research."

Nobuyuki Nakajima placed the documents on the table, stood up, and walked towards the experimental area next to him, his steps much faster than usual.

The isolation room is much larger inside than it appears from the outside. A row of transparent reinforced glass cubicles is arranged against the wall, each containing a bed, a toilet, and a small stainless steel table fixed to the wall.

There are people sitting in several of the cubicles now, though strictly speaking, they can hardly be called human anymore.

Their expressions were blank, their skin was rotting, and fungal hyphae could be vaguely seen on the rotting skin. Moreover, mushrooms seemed to be growing on the heads of the prisoners.

This is what Nobuyuki Nakajima cultivated using spores sent by the Stars and Stripes Federation. Their previous research aimed to parasitize soldiers with spores and turn them into superhumans, but all their efforts failed.

Later, after seeing the zombies in Resident Evil, Nobuyuki Nakajima also began to change his thinking and wanted to research something similar to the zombies. To his surprise, the experiment progressed more smoothly than expected.

He was already able to cultivate his own zombies using these spores, but he still wanted to get some T-viruses to see if his research direction was wrong, or if he could use T-viruses to complement his research.