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In the basement, flowers emitting a soft white light from the Horned Lamp illuminated the dark room.
At that moment, on the Experiment Table, lay a mutated insect over a meter long, captured earlier from the Desert Testing Zone.
After conducting several experiments, Xiar discovered that this creature had a significant flaw aside from its inability to reproduce: it was afraid of water!
Inside its body was an enzyme that would dissolve upon contact with large amounts of water. If it rained, it had to seek shelter, or it would be drenched to death.
Additionally, it required sunlight to provide energy for its bodily functions, somewhat similar to plants.
Its front pincers were lined with fine, sharp serrations capable of easily tearing through wood and even bone.
"The first issue to address is its fear of water; this is a fatal flaw that prevents it from surviving in the wild. I can solve this by transplanting organs from aquatic creatures. Then there's the reproduction problem; I need them to be able to breed independently and raise offspring."
Xiar looked at the wound he had cut into the creature, which was slowly healing, and he already had a comprehensive plan in mind.
"Ants and bees are examples of insects that adopt a swarm-based survival strategy, reproducing through a unified mother body—namely, the Queen Ant and Queen Bee. Therefore, I will cultivate it into a Mother Bug and provide it with suitable cocoons for breeding. Clearly, in this regard, the Swarm Heart can be utilized."
He casually picked up the Queen Bee. Since arriving in Morent, the number of Venomous Stinger Bees had remained strictly controlled at several dozen to prevent anyone from uncovering his secret.
After all, being able to transform a group of creatures into totems was indeed quite eye-catching.
Now, this hive had expanded to over a meter in diameter under the diligent construction of the Venomous Stinger Bees. He had placed it casually under an eave on the rooftop, allowing them to catch insects for food from nearby trees and occasionally hunt small birds.
However, their individual strength was far too weak; often dozens or even hundreds were needed to contend with a single Evolved Tier Totem Beast. They were ill-equipped to face the impending tide of Radiation Monsters.
Queen Bee possesses the abilities of parasitism and reproduction, combined with Evolution level strength, making it more than sufficient to be implanted into Mutant Insect Species.
Of course, this requires the corresponding organs to be cultivated and enlarged.
For the next two days, Xiar temporarily set aside matters related to the laboratory and Totem Shop, focusing on researching and practicing the knowledge he had acquired.
Additionally, he had the Ivan Family purchase a large amount of materials, spending nearly a hundred million in one go, which left him indebted to them for an additional sixty million after having previously cleared his bills!
There was no choice; his time was simply too short. If he continued to produce Totem Sphere, he could earn hundreds of thousands in income, potentially raking in billions within a year.
This was also something the Ivan Family dreamed of, as it would allow them to make their business synonymous with Morent’s premium Totem Sphere, attracting more Mapping specialists to join.
However, producing Totem Sphere did nothing to enhance his own strength. He needed to dedicate a significant amount of time to learning from Garfield Teacher. Furthermore, hunting down wanted criminals or escaped experimental subjects occupied a third of his time.
He needed to master various disciplines such as Totem Genetics, Organ Transplant studies, Inheritance Factor Analysis, grafting techniques, Source Power research and analysis, and interpretations of biotechnological developments. Xiar wished he could learn how to clone himself.
Unfortunately, in this world, there was only Spirit Technique and no magic; he could only diligently study thick textbooks and visit various teachers to learn numerous subjects.
As a result, his figure appeared in different classrooms taught by various instructors. Each time, he took notes seriously and would approach the teachers after class with many questions.
Surprisingly, he only attended three classes with each teacher before never returning again, as if he was merely interested in listening for a while.
In this way, over the course of twenty days, he attended nearly ten different teachers' lectures and browsed through hundreds of books in the library. He was busy everywhere but could not be found at any college activities.
Despite possessing an outstanding appearance and having an adorably charming pet, he did not use these advantages to get close to any girls. Even those who approached him actively were met with his indifferent rejection.
Therefore, in addition to the nickname "Bloody White Fox," he also acquired several other titles such as "Learning Maniac" and "Ice Prince."
Morent Academy is the holy land of Spirit Masters, and ultimately, reputation is built on strength. Thus, his fame was limited to those who frequently saw him and did not extend throughout the entire school.
"Xiar, come here quickly! I have something important to discuss with you!"
After being urged by Gafiel through the Enforcer Badge for a while, Xiar finally left the laboratory.
On the Experiment Platform, the originally slender form of the Entity had undergone a drastic transformation, becoming a grotesque mass of flesh where its body parts were indistinguishable.
Tumors sprouted all over it, along with visible cuts revealing blood vessels.
The entire appearance was incredibly hideous, resembling a human brain but appearing even more terrifying, making anyone who glanced at it feel nauseous.
"Just a little more..."
Xiar closed the door behind him as he left the laboratory. In the corner opposite the door, a Moon Child, about five years old, sat quietly, carefully using a fine needle to sew a doll that resembled itself.
The needle was too small for it to handle easily, forcing it to use great caution. It occasionally scratched its head in frustration, its eyes filled with fierce determination, yet it remained obediently seated.
Upon reaching his destination, Xiar was astonished to realize that he seemed to have entered the Central Laboratory of the academy, which was not open to ordinary students.
This laboratory was located beneath the office building where the teachers worked, having excavated the entire underground space that extended several dozen meters downwards.
In truth, as Xiar followed a White-Robed Man through the basement, he felt as if he had stepped into a science fiction movie.
The surrounding walls were made of standard white stone, and the floor was so smooth it could serve as a mirror. A staff member in a white coat walked past him.
There were also Totem Beasts transporting various supplies; a monkey carried a box that was four to five times its size, moving as if it were merely holding a stick.
After more than ten minutes and several rides on the "elevator," Xiar finally met Gafiel in person.
Gafiel was mostly clad in a white lab coat, speaking softly with someone. Upon noticing Xiar approaching, he dismissed the other person and walked over. "You're too slow. Hurry up and follow me."
"Teacher, what did you call me here for?" Xiar asked respectfully.
This area belonged to the absolute core of the academy. As he walked, he sensed the powerful presence of at least three Ultimate Forms, with countless others hidden from his perception.
"Someone left unexpectedly, and I need you to take over their task. It's just a routine Organ Transplant, nothing different from what you've learned before. Follow me, and I'll tell you what to do."
"Understood, Teacher."
Gafiel hurriedly briefed him and then led him through a long corridor before taking another elevator down.
When they emerged, Xiar saw someone entering a laboratory next door. Peering through the crack in the door, he glimpsed a vast space filled with towering cylindrical structures, all filled with a light green liquid.
Faintly, he could see that submerged within the liquid were—humans!
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