Lou Jinghui returned to the large laboratory downstairs.
Song He had just returned as well. The moment he saw him, he waved. "Jinghui, I've got a job for you."
"What job?" Lou Jinghui hurried over with eager little steps.
"Find an empty lab, get some mouse maze boards, and take a batch of mice over to run the maze. Set up a control group. Give one group microinjections of Sea Monster Lure and see how it works over two weeks," Song He casually instructed.
Lou Jinghui beamed. "What a coincidence, Boss! I just finished it!"
"Huh?" Song He froze. "You just finished?"
"Just as you said, Boss. The mice ran the maze in the empty lab upstairs, and we already got the first set of data." Lou Jingjing said with a smile.
"Not bad. Reliable work!" Song He was extremely satisfied. "If you don't get a raise, who will?"
"But... Boss, does this lure really have a chance of working?" Lou Jinghui asked seriously. "Can it really stimulate the mice's brain cells to grow?"
"How would anyone know? If I knew, would we still need to run the experiment?" Song He laughed. "Don't get your hopes up. The odds of the lure happening to have brain-boosting effects are about the same as pulling a random weed while mountain climbing and finding out it cures cancer."
"At least this weed looks strange, almost like it's brimming with immortal energy, and the auspicious beasts in the mountains are fighting to eat it," Lou Jinghui said. "Wouldn't that make the odds of a miraculous medicinal effect a little higher?"
"Definitely. Maybe the odds go from one in a hundred million to one in ten thousand." Song He joked before turning around to get back to work.
Lou Jinghui scratched his head and didn't