Chen Luo looked at Executive No. 1 before him, unsure how to respond for a moment.
"Come on, get inside," Chen Luo said, taking the lead into the operating room.
Over the past month, thanks to the methods Chen Luo had submitted from the Akashic Book for improving the success rate of fusion surgeries and screening candidates in advance, Fire Moth now had more Flame-Chasers than just the few Chen Luo knew.
Chen Luo was at Fire Moth headquarters, while quite a few successful fusion surgery cases had already appeared in other branches.
Yet the growing number of Flame-Chasers also reflected, from another angle, how many corpses lay buried beneath those successes.
Because they could determine in advance who had even the slightest chance of becoming a Flame-Chaser and who could never become one, coupled with the slightly improved success rate of the refined surgery, Chen Luo had indirectly saved the lives of many volunteers.
However, compared with the first eight Flame-Chasers—Kevin, Elysia, Mobius, Sakura, Aponia, Dessidobia, Kalpas, and Cosmo—while the number of Flame-Chasers had increased, the results did not seem particularly satisfying.
Flame-Chasers were indeed stronger than ordinary Fire Moth soldiers, but not overwhelmingly so.
They were only about evenly matched with Kevin before he underwent fusion surgery.
Even so... fusion surgeries still had to continue.
It was like a gacha game. With SSRs like the Thirteen Flame-Chasers, there were naturally ordinary N-rarity cards too, but that did not mean N-rarity cards were useless!
In the previous civilization, Fire Moth was still using a sufficiently large number of volunteers to pile up its success rate.
To put it bluntly, there were too many people now, so lives were cheap. That was why Fire Moth could keep spending money on the banner, trying to pull SSR-level Flame-Chasers.
Although there were