Yi Chen presented all the information he had organized from the brain across his retinas as though it were a book. His account began:
"The core ingredient used by the Twilight Clinic to manufacture 'Twilight Silver Liquid'
was a special secretion produced in the brains of Sick Ones after they were tortured with all kinds of inhuman instruments until they reached the limits of their bodies and minds. The clinic called this substance 'Patho-Death Toxin.'
Not every Sick One could produce Patho-Death Toxin regularly and in fixed quantities.
Even those who could produce it did not yield much.
Usually, two or three Sick Ones had to be tortured continuously for a month to produce enough raw material for a single dose of Secret Medicine.
The clinic had to submit a sufficient quantity of Secret Medicine to the organization every quarter, while also ensuring its quality.
These rigid requirements indirectly led to the Twilight Clinic's subsequent diseased development to some extent."
Yi Chen's opening remarks had actually turned part of the criticism toward the organization.
The supervisors' expressions grew somewhat unpleasant, but Doctor Vesali showed no reaction. Instead, he seemed even more interested in what came next.
"The Twilight Clinic was fairly ordinary in size. Although I don't know the clinic's classification system, my preliminary estimate is that it was medium-sized or small-sized—perhaps even just a small clinic.
It did not have many staff members, and the number of Sick Ones brought back by the apprentices was far from sufficient.
To ensure the clinic's normal operation and continue receiving the organization's support, while gradually expanding and strengthening the clinic... Doctor Maco made a decision that violated gentlemanly conduct, and even the very foundations of human nature.
'Artificial Sick Ones.'
Every month, random surveys were conducted among the city's residents.
Unregistered vagrants