Cultivating Gu
Yuri suddenly felt that Sun Hang was right.
The toxin's concentration did not seem to affect the final test results.
"Then how about we observe for a while longer?" Yuri said. "If your body still shows no reaction an hour after the intradermal injection, we'll begin preparing to ingest the Crimson Spore."
"Fine, but my mouth's a little dry. Could you bring me a bottle of water... or maybe a Fanta?"
"For carbonated drinks... the vending machines inside Tianshu Tower should sell them, but to avoid contaminating the experimental environment, we would need to repeatedly sterilize and filter both the container and the beverage... That may affect its flavor and texture..." Yuri said.
"Okay, okay. Then there shouldn't be so much hassle with plain water, right?"
"That can be provided immediately," Yuri said.
Purified water was already a very common experimental material. Although laboratory rules strictly prohibited drinking experimental materials... all these researchers knew perfectly well that aside from lacking certain trace elements required by the human body, this purified water was one hundred percent up to drinking standards. It was even far cleaner than those bottled waters sold outside that claimed to be natural deep-spring water from some famous source, but were actually filled with tap water.
Even Yuri, when he was young, had drunk glucose solution intended for experiments—after nine straight hours of intense work, Yuri, who had not eaten for half a day, developed hypoglycemic symptoms. If he had not suddenly thought to find a bag of glucose solution in the laboratory cabinet, tear it open, and drink it, he might have passed out in the middle of the night in a lab with no one but himself.
Two unlabeled bottles of purified water soon slid into the containment room through another passage. The medical