Doing just one group wouldn't do, so Xiang Xiaotong performed four more groups in succession, for a total of ten mice.
Lou Jinghui's group followed suit, imitating the leader and dean's procedure. They first attempted corpus callosotomy on two mice, then connected their two half-brains.
By the end, a total of 30 groups, or 60 Double Half-Brain Connected Mice, had been produced in a single day!
After the intensive surgeries were completed, all they could do was wait!
Within 24 hours, 15 groups of Double Half-Brain Connected Mice died.
On the second day, another five groups died, leaving only ten groups of Double Half-Brain Connected Mice.
On the third day, one more group died. The remaining nine groups of Double Half-Brain Connected Mice had yet to display any clear interconnected Brain Activity.
Their hopes dwindled little by little.
In the blink of an eye, it was four in the morning on the fourth day.
All was silent. The lights were dim. Occasionally, the dreamlike squeaks of one or two mice echoed through the laboratory. A few people in white coats yawned as they cared for each Group One of mice, while most had returned to the dormitory to sleep.
In a corner, Song He and Xiang Xiaotong sat before a computer, taking turns clicking the mouse. They silently refreshed the mice's brain-wave data, like two security guards watching surveillance footage at night as they inspected the Brain Activity of each group of mice.
But after refreshing for a long while, the anticipated effect still failed to appear. As always, they had failed.
Both of them were somewhat dejected and couldn't be bothered to refresh anymore. They stared at the desktop pensively, each replaying the experimental data and surgical procedures in their minds.
Suddenly, Xiang Xiaotong pulled a small piece of