Noah nodded.
Then he said to Elvis,
"Get ready. Start with T1, then T2 and T3. Use each one once."
Elvis hesitated.
"Boss, isn't that too much? These three all have different effects. Once injected, they could cause irreversible consequences."
Noah spoke calmly.
"We still can't analyze Deadpool's regenerative ability. Inject T1 first and observe. If it succeeds, we'll abandon the rest for now. But..."
As he spoke, Noah shook his head.
The three T-Virus enhancement serums each had their own focus and manifested differently. Their only shared trait was their astonishingly low success rate.
So although the serums had already been developed, they had never undergone human testing.
Honestly, he had no expectations that Deadpool would succeed.
Based on his observations, Deadpool's regenerative ability seemed to possess a crisis-response mechanism.
If his regenerative ability was normally rated at 1, then when faced with danger, it would increase to 5 or even higher.
Otherwise, while Deadpool's regenerative ability was not weak, it was actually rather mediocre in this world.
For example, Noah remembered that Deadpool had once caught a cold. What a joke. How could someone whose severed head could regrow within minutes possibly catch a cold?
But if his special regenerative factor judged a cold to be harmless and failed to trigger a healing response, then it made sense.
All things considered,
Deadpool had a simple way to treat a cold—stab himself in the chest.
Listening to their conversation, Wade did not react much. After considering it, Elvis said solemnly,
"Alright. I'll watch the changes closely."
With an experimental subject who was highly unlikely to suffer any accidents, he did not want to give up either.
Safety and morality?
To hell with them.
The staff prepared quickly.
Looking at all the large and small instruments strapped to his body,