By the time Chen Mo returned from the Research Institute, it was already night.
After entering the apartment, Chen Mo tossed his laptop bag onto the sofa and collapsed onto it, thinking about the problems with the experiment.
Of the three volunteers, two had successfully undergone the experiment. One volunteer had been injected with the elixir, yet her body showed no obvious changes. This was an elixir for developing potential. Even if there were no lesions or side effects, a body showing no changes still meant the experiment had failed.
If they could not find the reason for the failure, they would have to be extremely cautious with the third experiment. A problem had already appeared this time, and no one could be sure what might happen in the next experiment.
Why had this happened?
That was the first question Chen Mo had thought of when he received the physical examination report. The research staff probably had the same doubts.
Was it an issue with the volunteer's physical condition? Or had something else gone wrong?
Chen Mo listed every possibility he could think of in his mind.
That afternoon, the attention of the many researchers had been focused on She Ge. They could not understand why the injected elixir had failed to work.
As the developer of the elixir, he understood it better than anyone.
Since there had been a problem with the experiment, he had to help answer that question. That afternoon, someone had suggested that the technology might not yet be mature enough or fully perfected, causing Potential Development to fail.
Once that possibility was raised, some people agreed.
After the examination report for the unsuccessful volunteer came out, everyone began discussing the issue. They started speculating about how temperature, the volunteer's constitution, and other unknown factors might