Solution

Stephanie's injuries were no minor matter. She had practically been cut in half at the waist. In ancient times, this had been a cruel form of execution. The condemned could only slowly bleed to death amid terror and unimaginable agony. But considering where she was now, even if she truly wanted to die, she probably would not be able to.

Moira, who was treating Stephanie, was currently Umbrella Corporation's chief physician. She had already been an outstanding biochemical scientist, but after casting aside the restraints of morality and humanity and conducting countless inhumane experiments, her medical expertise had advanced by leaps and bounds. Calling her Heaven Canceller would not be an exaggeration.

Not only was she highly skilled at treating external injuries, but she had also made major breakthroughs in many difficult diseases that modern medicine had yet to conquer. After all, one of the key requirements for the human evolution she pursued was immunity to injury and illness.

Moira was even planning to publish several papers and release several research projects before long, then win the Nobel Prize for several consecutive years. The Eredar Twins had generously stated that she could keep the prize money for herself. After all, compared to the convenience a Nobel Prize winner could bring in attracting investment and business, that prize money was mere pocket change.

But it was rather ironic. A person who had completely lost her humanity, who treated utterly inhumane experiments as routine and insisted that medicine was science, had mastered technology capable of saving countless lives and achieved results that those who upheld medicine as a benevolent art never had. So, purely from the perspective of scientific development, did so-called humanity and ethics truly have any positive significance?

That was getting off topic. In any case, in Moira's hands, no