Next.
All the Madtooth Shark members, along with the pilots and gunners of the Pelican and DR-7, underwent blood drawing and testing.
The result was exactly as Arthur had guessed: the genes of these 120 Madtooth Sharks placed them among the Upper Class within the Lighthouse.
After all, when an Umbrella Marine Corps soldier was promoted to a Helljumper, they had to undergo rigorous screening, including blood tests to ensure that the paratrooper had no latent or hereditary diseases.
Not to mention that the Madtooth Sharks had been selected as the best among the Helljumpers. Every one of them had the potential to become an Astartes; they simply could not undergo the modification surgery because of their age.
The pilots and gunners naturally passed the genetic tests as well. After all, humans qualified to serve as pilots and gunners were even rarer, and their "value" was considerably higher than that of the Madtooth Sharks.
After the genetic testing was complete, Jing Nan arranged for people to lead the bodyguards, the Madtooth Sharks, and the pilots to the Upper Class district of the Lighthouse to choose their accommodations.
Although the Lighthouse did not have much space, there were still plenty of vacant homes for the Upper Class. Otherwise, The Cage would not have repeatedly mentioned the shortage of elite population reserves.
If there were not enough homes, then exercise at Dawn Hall would surely be temporarily prohibited.
Finally.
Only Jing Nan, Heros, Arthur, and two nurses preparing to draw Arthur's blood for testing remained in the blood-drawing room.
Looking at the two young nurses preparing to draw blood, Arthur turned his gaze toward Jing Nan, who still wore her cold and aloof expression, and said:
"Miss Jing, my nephew here is impervious to swords and spears, tougher than those Super Soldiers.