Arriving in the basement, Noah took out two blood samples.
These were Hulk's and Abomination's blood.
He placed the two samples into the system for appraisal, one after the other.
Hulk's genetic sample was Level 7.
That did not surprise him. Hulk's displayed strength was indeed formidable, and his potential was even greater.
But even if Hulk could possibly wield strength far beyond Level 7 after becoming enraged, Noah had never been very clear on how the system made its judgments.
As for Abomination, it was Level 5.
That greatly surprised Noah.
It was too low. It did not even match the level 6 combat power Abomination had displayed.
Abomination was highly similar to Hulk. By Noah's reasoning, it should at least have reached level 6, the same as its combat power.
Even if the system removed the portions too similar to Hulk during conversion assessment, it clearly should not have removed them during appraisal.
But the system was beyond Noah's control.
Perhaps, in the system's judgment, Abomination was merely a defective product.
Looking at Hulk's system-integrated data, Noah shook his head helplessly.
It seemed cracking the formula for limitless rage would not be so easy.
But that was normal. If it could be cracked so easily, Hulk would not be one of a kind.
If that was the case for Hulk, there was even less to say about Abomination.
As a Hulk variant, it was not particularly researchable either.
Once again seeing how difficult it was to study Marvel's mutant genes, Noah felt helpless.
It was not that these genes were bad. It was simply difficult for the time invested to yield proportional returns.
That was because these genes all belonged to special variants.
They were not very reproducible, and the research directions were more complicated.
The system could