"Oh, I'll consider it."
The words were somewhat insincere. In fact, considering the circumstances, Ronan ultimately did not crush Mora's head. He had also confirmed that this female Extraordinary Species, who seemed to be under his control, was not someone he could dispose of casually.
Disposing of her might not even mean anything.
Right now, Ronan wanted to figure out two questions:
One was more fundamental: Why was she like this?
To pursue that question further, he would probably have to delve down to the genetic level.
That was a little beyond Ronan's expertise.
In terms of observation precision alone, with the enhancement of Magneto-Optical Mica, Ronan was now capable of probing down to the nanometer level.
When observing cells, his thoughts could easily wander through their Undersea Forest-like internal structures, sensing the complex cooperation of organelles and the magnificent beauty of microscopic existence... He could even penetrate another layer and perceive the internal structures and rhythmic activities of each organelle.
But at times like this, he had to be extremely careful.
This enhanced observation differed from Ronan's own "Absolute Observation" ability. The energy it carried was simply too dangerous for a single living cell.
Even if Ronan could penetrate the cell nucleus and touch chromatin or chromosomes, before this vast yet tightly guarded library of life that stored all genetic information, Ronan, observing while carrying energy, was no different from a visitor constantly splashing burning oil around.
The instant he observed it, destruction or mutation occurred.
Under such circumstances, Ronan had no time to flip through the complicated pages of life in that "great library," nor could he copy their information in its normal state.
For now, this path was blocked.
The other question was more practical. Ronan was puzzled:
How did Mora regulate and remember such a complex,