The entire sea monster looked like an inflated balloon, its already massive body swelling even further!
Food pellets accumulated inside it, forming dense, tumor-like lumps. They looked incredibly disgusting.
"We're done feeding it. It's almost stuffed." Song He stopped the feeding process.
The sea monster was still unsatisfied. It thumped the Feeding Door with its tentacles, its giant eyes fixed on Song He.
Song He did not even look at him. He lowered his head and examined the data that had popped up on the computer screen.
The Artificial Brain Worms mixed into the food had successfully entered the sea monster's body. Its violent feeding had destroyed at least eighty percent of the worms, leaving only twenty percent to activate successfully.
Twenty percent was already pretty good. After all, this was only the first feeding. If they fed it every day from now on, the brain worms would gradually spread throughout the sea monster's body.
The intermittent data combined on the screen, beginning to outline the sea monster's nervous system.
In the laboratory, the brain worm signals inside the little octopus were easy to detect, with an extremely low packet loss rate.
The Sea Monster Pool was far too enormous, and the sea monster itself was far too huge. The Artificial Brain Worms' signals were incredibly weak, and the packet loss rate was absurdly high.
Song He waited several minutes before the screen finally displayed wisps of the sea monster's nervous system, each thinner than a strand of hair.
At this rate, who knew how long it would take to gather enough usable data?
"Teacher, these brain worms were made by your team. Do you have a more advanced, larger version?" Song He waited miserably.
"No. Who could have known we'd encounter such a huge experimental animal in the future?"