Dr. Lizardman's consciousness gradually began to blur, and the scene before his eyes twisted into something unreal.
All sorts of strange images kept emerging in his mind, as though a door to ancient times had been opened.
He saw ancient lizards moving freely through dense jungles. Their agile forms, sharp claws and teeth, and wild gazes all felt both familiar and alien to him.
Beyond that, there were mysterious creatures he had never seen before. Some were as huge as mountains, while others were small and delicate yet radiated a fearsome aura.
These images kept flashing through his mind, leaving him unable to distinguish reality from illusion.
As time passed, the changes within Dr. Lizardman grew increasingly intense.
Deep inside his body, an organ resembling an atomic reactor quietly formed.
The structure of this organ was extraordinarily complex, composed of countless precise cells and tissues.
Like a miniature nuclear reactor, it could efficiently digest radioactive material and convert its nuclear energy into energy his body could use.
This process involved complex nuclear physics and biochemical reactions. Special enzymes within the atomic reactor organ could catalyze the fission reactions of radioactive material, releasing enormous energy while storing it in a stable form for use by every system in his body.
At the same time, Dr. Lizardman's musculoskeletal, nervous, endocrine, circulatory, and digestive systems all underwent radical transformations.
These systems had originally operated independently, but in order to fully utilize nearly limitless atomic energy, they began forming close and complex connections with one another.
His already strong and towering body rapidly became even more muscular at a visible rate.
His Muscle Fibers grew thicker and tougher, brimming with explosive power.
Every muscle seemed infused with the strength of steel, capable of bearing greater loads and generating more powerful force.
His torso, which