Extremely destructive.
Violent-tempered and easily enraged.
Its Life Force was approximately equal to Infinity.
Hostile toward Lifeforms.
Especially humanoid Lifeforms.
Nearly any method of confinement could only work temporarily.
Capable of rapid, continuous Self-Evolution...
Without a doubt.
The information above alone had already revealed that Contained Object—682—Immortal Abomination was an exceptionally troublesome thing.
If possible, Researcher Grade A-774 had even wanted to request certain Contained Objects with highly specialized functions in order to destroy it completely.
But regrettably.
That was something Researcher Grade A-774 could only think about.
Those Contained Objects that should theoretically have been able to dispose of Immortal Abomination completely either came at a price too difficult to accept, or involved certain uncertainties.
For example:
One wrong move.
And instead of completely destroying Immortal Abomination, the effects of those Contained Objects might become some powerful driving force for its continued evolution, directly allowing it to evolve to an unimaginable extent...
If that really happened.
The situation would absolutely be a catastrophic accident!
Even restarting the Timeline might not be enough to clean up the mess!
Therefore.
By comparison.
It was more cost-effective to keep dragging things out with various relatively compromising methods.
At least, at least, it would not directly wipe out all of Human Civilization here...
But over the past two months.
The situation had undergone an incomprehensible change.
Contained Object—682—Immortal Abomination, formerly quite irascible, had inexplicably become unprecedentedly well-behaved.
So well-behaved that it was unbelievable.
It had remained quietly within its containment apparatus, without making any unnecessary movements at all—not even bothering to move a finger.
If not for its clear vital signs and the obvious emotional reactions in its eyes.
Everyone might have thought it was truly dead...
And the emergence of this situation left Researcher Grade A-774, who had grown accustomed to it