Chapter 107
Now this PhD student is actually going to do this.
The Raven couldn't answer; she really didn't want to see this happen.
"Is there no other way?" Raven asked tentatively.
"Then you could try to find other, more capable scientists," MEI said. "Perhaps."
"They have a way."
Chapter 136 You want one too?
Raven didn't have many options regarding MEI's suggestions.
Because the Jackal's suggestion is actually quite similar to this.
Gene infection differs from ordinary Honkai infection; there is no other option besides Gene Fusion. Theoretically, with the replacement of old and new cells, this infection has already spread throughout the body.
Therefore, theoretically, there is no part of the body that is not infected.
There are only places where infections are undetectable, with mild or severe infections.
Therefore, theoretically speaking, the Jackal's approach is correct: to remove the severely infected tissue that is beyond cure, stabilize the mildly infected tissue, and at the same time ensure that other tissues do not become infected.
There was nothing wrong with the Jackal's suggestion and actions, nor was there anything suspicious or accusatory about them.
The only problem is that her abilities are still far from sufficient; currently, Gene Fusion has only reached the cat level and hasn't been successful yet. Therefore, there's still a long way to go before reaching the human level.
When exactly it will be completed is also unknown.
This is also the unreliable aspect of Jackal's plan.
But it's different for MEI.
In her memories and experiences, there was something called 'Fusion Warrior', so MEI dared to take on this task and felt that she could complete it in a relatively short time.
However, there is a prerequisite: she needs to obtain more complete information.
"Huh?" Jackal asked, looking completely bewildered. "You mean she's researching Gene Fusion?"
"Are you sure she didn't research how to dismantle the base?"
Hearing Raven's words, Jackal really felt that this was a bit far-fetched. That Doctor Mei was researching how to dismantle bases and how to court death with her.
How come they suddenly started doing serious research as soon as they went to the Raven?
"What kind of mind-altering drug did you give her?" Jackal asked incredulously.
"No." Raven said, puzzled. "The Doctor is planning to study this. She asked me to come and get all the information about the two little girls that Anti-Entropy sent."
"This..." Jackal was a little reluctant.
Why are they bothering her again? When will this ever end? They dismantled her research base before, and now they're demanding her research data.
This is like taking a dump on your head and then asking you for toilet paper.
This is outrageous! This is outrageous!
"You should know that," Jackal said reluctantly, "That for every researcher, the data they have painstakingly researched is an invaluable asset."
"So do you think I would hand this over so easily?"
The Jackal was telling the truth; this thing is extremely important to the researchers. How could we just give it to you like that? Where do you think this is?
A buffet restaurant where you don't have to pay? You can have whatever you want?
"I don't know if you'll hand it over easily," Raven said. "It's just what the Doctor said."
"If you're not willing to give her the information, she'll come to you to do her research."
"By the way, I remember you said last time that this place was going to be demolished."
Raven looked around at the Jackal's lab and said, "Why aren't you planning to demolish it now? It looks like it's been rebuilt."
As soon as Raven finished speaking, Jackal's face turned completely dark. She couldn't grit her teeth and say anything harsh, so she could only say with a forced smile, "It seems the Doctor has found a target with you."
"That way, she can come back."
"Indeed." Raven nodded and said, "If the Doctor is willing to come here, I think it would be a good choice, after all, it would be difficult to move so much data."
"Moreover, the equipment for the laboratory cannot be gathered all at once."
"Besides, the lab door has now been demolished by the PhD student."
"I'm still very worried about that place."
"If the children see this."
The Jackal felt his heart... break!
Sure enough! She should have known better. Even if that PhD student found a research goal and direction, it didn't mean he changed his attitude and intended to do research properly! He even dismantled the door to the research base at the orphanage.
If I let her come over, my lab will be out of business again!
"Alright, I'll give you the stuff." The Jackal immediately backed down and said, "Take it upstairs."
"Anyway, this thing will take a long time to decipher."
"I hope Doctor Mei can help you."
Hopefully, after careful consideration, Jackal didn't feel she was at a disadvantage. Her experiments had only progressed to cats; it would be a long time before she could apply them to humans.
As for Doctor Mei's plan to immediately get started with this, that's outside her jurisdiction.
She should focus on her research; perhaps Doctor Mei will still be working on the data even after the results are in.
Then she can show off her research abilities.
'Just imagine how awesome it would be to show off...' Jackal imagined himself showing off his research findings in front of the irresponsible Doctor Mei, and the feeling was simply too good to be true.
Just thinking about it makes me feel like I could reach the pinnacle of life.
'And even if she achieves something first, I can still borrow it and study it.'
How can you call something scientific a knock-off?
Scientific matters can't really be called "copycats" because everyone has to adhere to basic principles. Even revolutionary ideas have their own methods, so isn't copying a bit normal?
"Alright." After thinking things through, Jackal made a decisive decision.
"You can take the documents."
"Don't let the doctor come over."
"Oh..." Raven was a little disappointed and wouldn't let the Doctor come over.
Actually, she really wanted the professor to come over; she was always worried that she would scare the children. Even though she already had.
The Raven began organizing the data to carry back to their nest.
There's a lot of material here, and it's impossible to collect it all in a short time. It includes not only electronic versions but also paper documents.
The Gray Serpent was unaware of the slight change that had occurred in the World Serpent's territory.
Cocolia's request to borrow Doctor Mei was rejected, but Gray Serpent knew that this woman was unlikely to give up so easily. For now, they could only leave Doctor Mei under Raven's watchful eye.
To avoid her being kidnapped by Cocolia and sent to Raiden Ryoma's bed.
Then things will be much more serious than just a minor incident.
The Hyperion team had been trying to find information about Doctor Mei, but without much success. However, they weren't about to give up so easily.
Although there was no direct gain, the Gray Serpent could sense that if things continued like this...
These people will eventually find out about me.
And the person she was trying to find...
Finally, there was a response.
MEI! Is it really you?
Chapter 137 Turning the Gears
A huge pile of documents was laid out in front of MEI.
Mei pushed up her glasses and said, "Is this all there is?"
"This..." Raven was a little embarrassed. She already felt that this information was enough, so why did it become so little when it came to Doctor Mei? This was all the information Jackal had about these two girls so far.
"Yes," the Raven said.
That's all for now.
And that's already a lot; the paper-based treatments alone fill an entire room. Isn't that enough?
Raven watched as Doctor Mei casually picked up a document and began to flip through it.
Flip through it.
The Raven didn't feel like it was watching anything, or rather, it didn't feel like something that had recently become popular in China.
Quantum reading?
This...
Can you really understand it... or can you see anything?
Raven felt a bit cheated. Was this professor just making fun of her? Was she really just going to read through all the important documents she brought back like this?
"Um..." Raven said cautiously, "Um..."
"Doctor, won't you take a closer look?"
"I'm looking at it carefully," MEI said. "Looking at these documents."
"Then...you..." Raven gestured as if Doctor Mei had just done something, except that he didn't have a document in his hand and couldn't flip through it, making a rustling sound.
The rest is almost exactly the same as before.
"Are you sure about this?" Raven asked disbelievingly. "Did you look carefully?"
"The intellectual gap between you and me," MEI said coldly, pushing up his glasses, "Is something you can't comprehend."
"This speed is just right for me."
Mei understood what Raven meant. If it were anyone else, they would have been laughed at, criticized with things like, "Who reads like that?" or "What are you even reading about?"
MEI can indeed see and quickly memorize it.
Of course, her page-turning speed couldn't compare to the whirring speed of quantum reading, but turning a page in less than a second or two was fast enough.
The Raven couldn't answer, and was even a little annoyed.
But they dared not speak of it.
What could she say? You're a PhD, so whatever you say is right. Anyway, my IQ can't keep up with yours.
However, it's amazing that someone so clever could still drug himself, pack up, and take it away.
Your intelligence is incredibly high!
Raven tried not to show it, but Mei could still tell that Raven didn't believe what she was saying at all.
Mei didn't care. She handed what she had to the Raven and said, "Look at the first page."
"This is about (*&...%)"
A barrage of incomprehensible words instantly made Raven drowsy, bringing back memories of her old school days. It felt like her youth had returned, even though it hadn't quite faded yet.
But back in the day, nothing was more soporific than a teacher's lecture.
Even though it's not class time, MEI's voice is like a spell.
Makes the Raven want to sleep.
But she still focused all her attention on the first page of the document.
Ugh~ I can't understand it. I can recognize each word individually, but when they're written together, I have no idea what they mean. I'm at least a little better than illiterate people, because I can still read them.
Listen to what MEI is saying there.
Therefore, we can only confirm it from the pronunciation...