He continued, "I consulted a vast amount of literature and researched the energy metabolism of countless organisms. I even ventured deep into remote primeval forests to observe creatures with special abilities, trying to find inspiration from them. After countless attempts and endless adjustments to the formula, I finally developed this serum."
Tony nodded. "What about the serum's safety evaluation? Have you considered the risks of long-term injections?"
Chang Wei frowned. "It is still in the preliminary testing stage, so the long-term risks are indeed difficult to fully predict. But during development, I tried to use relatively safe ingredients and dosages, and I reduced the risks through simulation tests and short-term animal trials. Still, I know that is not enough. We need more data and research."
After a moment, Tony spoke.
"Scientific research has always required rigor and caution. Every hypothesis and every experiment must be built on thorough reasoning and repeated verification. We cannot ignore potential risks because of a momentary impulse or curiosity about the unknown. It is like walking along the edge of a cliff—one misstep, and you may fall into an abyss beyond redemption."
"However,"
Tony changed his tone. "Since you have already come this far, we cannot give up so easily. Scientific research is a process of constantly moving forward while exploring the unknown. If we retreat whenever we encounter difficulties, we will never achieve real results. But right now, we face many problems, and the most important one is not the details we were previously hung up on. It is that Lizardman."
When Tony mentioned the word "Lizardman," his expression grew even more solemn, as though a massive boulder were weighing on his heart.
The appearance of that Lizardman was like a boulder thrown into a still lake, shattering everything they thought they knew about