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(Thank you once again for your support and trust.) One day in the Common Era, at the European Weikang Institute of Biological Information.
Doctor Augustine, dressed in a white research uniform with an ID bearing his full name and photograph pinned to his chest, stared at the report in his hand. He sat motionless for a long while before saying to his three students, "Don't leak this news for now. You... you should understand just how astonishing this is."
Their original project had been to study the genetic factors that caused AIDS, attempting to repair or change the genes responsible for AIDS through genetic means in order to achieve complete immunity to the disease.
Instead, they had accidentally discovered a set of genes capable of making someone instantly lose control of their emotions and become exceedingly brutal! Augustine and his students had already conducted highly inhumane live-subject experiments, and repeated results had proven the authenticity of their findings.
No matter how refined a person was, once that part of their genes was stimulated, they would instantly turn into a vicious thug.
Before this, people had