From a microscopic perspective, under the effects of extreme heat, the water within skin cells rapidly evaporated, causing the cells to shrivel while their membranes began to rupture.
The capillaries on the skin's surface dilated under the stimulation of the extreme heat. The blood became viscous, impairing circulation and further worsening the damage to the skin.
Hulk's body possessed a powerful Regeneration ability, one of the most distinctive traits that set him apart from ordinary organisms.
His Regeneration ability stemmed from the special genes and cellular mechanisms within his body. Whenever he was injured, the stem cells inside him rapidly differentiated, creating new cells to repair the damaged tissue.
However, before this terrifying heat, even his Regeneration ability seemed unable to keep up. The extreme heat destroyed the microenvironment around the stem cells, affecting their normal differentiation and proliferation.
At the same time, the heat caused biological macromolecules such as proteins and nucleic acids within the cells to denature, preventing the stem cells from properly carrying out their repair functions.
Moreover, the radiation produced by Atomic Breath directly damaged the stem cells, mutating their genes and causing them to lose their original regenerative abilities.
He roared furiously, but Professor Connors had him pinned firmly beneath him. His limbs were tightly bound by Professor Connors's thick, powerful appendages, leaving him unable to move.
He could only endure the terrifying power of Atomic Breath head-on as helplessness and despair spread through his heart.
As the terrifying, continuous energy torrent of Atomic Breath poured forth without pause, Hulk's body suffered unprecedented devastation.
That beam was like flames from Hell, carrying an extreme heat capable of melting everything in the world as it mercilessly scorched Hulk's supposedly indestructible body.
At first, Hulk's skin could barely withstand the assault of that heat. Yet as time