The Blue-White Society
Chapter 343

Un The Unnameable Great Sword

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The Blue White Society's research capabilities were unquestionably top-notch. Taking over the nonhuman Foundation's data and continuing the research until they produced mature results was a simple matter.

Before long, Life Number Two would be put on sale in the shop for members.

Apparently, the research materials also contained plans for Life Number Three, but its research had only just begun and was still in its embryonic stage.

Life Number Three would further enhance intelligence, borrowing another portion of the subconscious functions of the human brain and transferring them to the conscious mind.

It was highly likely to grant humans a Sixth Sense from then on.

"However, Life Number Three is out of the question for now. Lego's series of concepts are astonishingly brilliant, but they lack a theoretical foundation. Completing and developing them into real technology is still too far off," Master Gou said.

"But the Accident Design Book's assistance with scientific research should still shorten the process considerably, right?" Mo Qiong asked.

Master Gou nodded. "That's true, but its use is still subject to major restrictions. As for the Intelligent Rats, the higher-ups intend to recruit them into the Special Cadre, just like the transmigrators. Extreme Island has plenty of space anyway. Once you have a Beta Medal, you can use it as a guarantee to claim a batch of Intelligent Rats."

"Weren't they supposed to be used as D-Class Personnel?" Mo Qiong asked with a frown.

Master Gou said, "There won't be a shortage of D-Class Personnel for some cruel experiments in the future. On the contrary, there are simply too many of them... After careful consideration, the higher-ups decided that the Blue White Society would restrict the reproduction of the Intelligent Rats it recruited and adopt planned selective breeding instead of letting them reproduce recklessly. This

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