Why had they zeroed in on Xiamen Port? It was obvious by now.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory had sold the californium to a specialized atomic energy research institute in Canada. That institute had records of receiving and using it, and if it had secretly resold it, too much time would have passed, causing the atoms to decay into another element.
Xiamen University, on the other hand, had produced the californium itself, then immediately given it to Xiamen University's own National Key Laboratory of Cellular Stress Biology.
Although the other side also had legitimate usage records, the timeline left enough time for secret transfers and foul play.
Of course, the one in America might have switched it out and taken it somewhere halfway through, but Xiamen Port was ultimately more suspicious.
What truly made Master Gou and Mo Qiong focus on it was actually the laboratory's field... cellular stress biology.
It was possible they had not taken it away at all, but had directly researched the so-called Life Number Two at Xiamen University.
The place had every piece of equipment they needed!
"Cellular stress biology... No wonder the Non-Human Research Association had to silence the white mice. It wasn't only because they might expose important bases or higher-ups. Once they learned that californium was an important material for Life Number Two, they could never obtain californium again! Not unless they produced it themselves." Mo Qiong spoke.
How important was this information? It had exposed only the name of one material.
Yet that alone might cause enormous losses and cut off the material source for developing Life Number Two, throwing the development of new drugs into deadlock. It was an extremely heavy blow.
Pig King, who had confidently left one white mouse alive, had never expected Mo Qiong to kill him instantly