In the laboratory, Chao Mu saw that fusion.
Unlike the colossal monster from his memories, lurking in the shadows and as large as a mountain, this fusion initially looked like nothing more than a young girl.
Unlike the other fusions, this one displayed obvious traits of inorganic fusion. Her left arm had become a chair, her right foot a lawn mower, and even half her head had turned into a keyboard. These objects were perfectly connected to her flesh, as though they had grown from her body itself, making for an extremely bizarre sight.
Most of the fusions they had encountered over the past few days had been combinations of living creatures. This was the first time they had seen a fusion involving nonliving objects. With such a unique characteristic, it was no wonder those researchers had brought her into the laboratory at the first opportunity.
"Is there something you need? If not, you'd better leave. I don't like people interfering with my experiments. This fusion is very special. I might be able to uncover the secret of fusions through her."
Adjusting the gold-rimmed glasses on his nose, the man in the white lab coat spoke with obvious displeasure.
"Do you know that because of your arrival, it led to—"
"I remember you. You're the General Manager of the research institute, right?"
Before the man could finish, Chao Mu turned toward him expressionlessly.
"Am I mistaken?"
"What, has the Guild Master become so important that he forgets old acquaintances?"
After a brief daze, the man quickly recovered and sneered.
"Don't forget, you were the one who begged me to take this position."
"That's right. I admit that."
Looking at the man before him, Chao Mu pressed a hand to his forehead and sighed.
"After all, everyone capable had left with