Chimera
"This group of brain-dead pseudo-scientists created a life form that they themselves cannot control."
They actually wanted to use knowledge that only scratched the surface to create a completely unknown high-level mythical life form.
How has such a brain-dead branch of the cult survived until now?
When Han Dong, as a professor, examined these experimental data, he noticed all the flaws, and failure was inevitable.
If such an experimental preparation and process Plan Document had been written by Han Dong's former students, he would have certainly given it a severe dressing-down.
"However, even the ' The Great Bishop ' struggled to deal with the terrifying life forms created, so he had to Complete Lockdown the Containment Zone, trapping the horrific failed creations on this floor and regularly feeding them to ensure they wouldn't go berserk due to hunger."
"Moreover, reaching the next level is not simply a matter of finding the exit."
The key is still...
The document titled "Emergency Response Procedures" was written on a piece of paper that Han Dong was holding.
"If an uncontrollable dangerous situation arises during the experiment, and the danger alarm reaches the [top level], Dr. Achiloteff, the main person in charge of the experiment, will directly seal off the exit of the Containment Zone from the inside."
The lockdown will only be lifted by the doctor himself through identity verification after the danger has completely passed.
"In other words, besides finding the exit, we also need to find the key... and the 'key' is Dr. Achiloteff himself."
Han Dong had never seen a single living creature along his journey.
The laboratory contained nothing but dried bloodstains.
If we really do find this doctor, we might have to face failed experiments...
A short while later, David's Protagonist Halo seemed to kick in again, as he used the raven feather to send back a message and found the exit from the Containment Zone.
However, the exit was reinforced with multiple metal devices, and even with the maximum force granted by the G-Virus, it could not be broken through.
Since there is no more usable information available in the laboratory.
Han Dong immediately sent out the message, instructing the surviving team to meet at the exit David had found.
Next, all you need to do is find the "key" to successfully overcome the current ominous sign.
However, just as the information from the set was sent out...
David then sent another brief message.
"Help..."
There is a question about ' Protagonist Halo '.
Han Dong confirmed its existence through detailed observation throughout the process.
David's overall qualities are not particularly good; in fact, in the original film "The Mist," he appears somewhat impulsive and easily angered.
However, in the "Mist" incident, David was never injured, and his simple words had a strong guiding and encouraging effect, making him the core leader of the townspeople in a short period of time.
In the G-Virus infection, David's Protagonist Halo became particularly prominent.
Despite being infected, David continues to maintain his human form, relying on his Protagonist Halo to suppress the changes the G-Virus has made to his body.
It was only because Han Dong was certain of the existence of the ' Protagonist Halo ' that he felt comfortable letting David act separately.
Moreover, under the influence of the halo, David lived up to expectations and found an important exit... but the life-saving information he received startled Han Dong.
The Protagonist Halo is not omnipotent.
It may greatly increase David's 'luck', 'charm', and 'anti-mutation' values, thus allowing him to avoid most dangers, but it cannot prevent certain death.
If the protagonist dies... things can get very complicated.
"Kelvin, keep up with me!"
[Exit] It's not far from the laboratory.
Considering the possibility of the protagonist's death and the existence of unknown monsters.
Han Dong immediately chose to merge with the Duoze Crow, flapping his bone wings and rushing off at top speed.
Kelvin's performance was also excellent.
With its strengthened leg muscles, it closely followed behind Han Dong, its large eyes on Kelvin's chest constantly observing the surroundings.
Just as we approached the [exit].
Han Dong's feathers trembled suddenly, and a rare sense of danger swept over him.
Since entering the world of The Mist, I have only felt this sense of danger when escaping the pursuit of the giant tentacles (Nicole's tentacles) in the town.
A black aura filled the area near the exit, making it difficult even for the Lesser Demon Eye to see clearly.
Fireball
Torches were left on the walls of the Prison Area.
In his Crow Person Form, Han Dong conjured up a somewhat immature dark fireball.
Although torches are extremely unstable, they are more than capable of lighting a torch.
When the flames ignite.
A monster that defies description stood at the exit, startling Han Dong so much that he took half a meter back.
Upon seeing the monster in person, Han Dong immediately understood why the underground Containment Zone was completely empty, with not even a single corpse to be found.
They weren't eaten; rather, they all gathered on this monster.
The monster's overall outline allows for a barely discernible distinction between its limbs and torso.
However, the monster's limbs were pieced together and infinitely stacked from the torsos of countless failed imprisoned subjects.
The monster's hand contained over a hundred arms of different types, haphazardly assembled, with some of the palms swaying strangely in the air.
Its torso is made up of countless heads stuck together, even the brain tissue is stuck together...
This is the "Uncontrolled Chimera Experiment" that Han Dong read from the experimental data.
In Greek Mythology.
The Chimera is a two-headed monster, a fire-breathing creature with the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a snake.
In modern medicine, there is a term called Chimera, which indicates that a person has at least four sets of DNA.
The pseudo-scientists of this cult had a simple idea: to fuse failed experiments to create an entity that could approach the life of mythical beings, which they would then use as a "Hidden Weapon" for the cult.
The experiment went out of control.
The deep fusion index α is dozens of times higher than the stable value.
All the failed experiments in the entire underground prison were fused together by the monsters created... transforming into a terrifying life form that was uncontrollable, unstoppable, and incapable of thought.
Of course, Dr. Achiloteff, who served as the 'key to the exit,' was also among them.
The difficulty in interpreting ominous signs is already quite obvious.
The monster's body needs to be cut off to remove Dr. Achiloteff's part, thus breaking the blockade and escaping the current area.
"What kind of attack is this!?"
David's teammate was an older man Ma Pei Mapei.
He suffered from a leg ailment before his death, but under the stimulation of the G-Virus, he grew six agile, long, spiky legs.
Currently, the monster has ripped off all six of this man's legs.
Without giving the old man any chance to struggle, he was completely enveloped by countless arms and merged into the monster's body.
Before long, Uncle Ma Pei's limbs and head grew out of different parts of the monster, and even inherited some characteristics of the G-Virus...
Although the experiment was a complete failure.
But these brain-dead scientists seem to have actually created a terrifying monster that is almost mythical.
I'm back with a heavy heart after skipping a day!