Making ordinary people transmigrate meant there was no point expecting them to accomplish anything right away.
According to Canaan, the experiment had to exclude all sorts of concepts, including knowledge of Contained Objects, awareness of Contained Objects, the concept of containment, and the order of the Blue White Society.
They had to start with the most ordinary people possible.
However, if that was the case, they might as well keep the existence of the Blue White Society completely secret from them. That would also make the Anti-Transmigrators raised on the Void Island and Void Continent useless.
Unless they were newcomers, there was no way to guarantee the precision of the experimental results.
Since they were ordinary people, their progress would naturally be very slow. The only exception would be if the Blue White Society provided support without reservation, but that would very likely lead them to run amok.
For the first batch of experiments, the Blue White Society did not intend to provide much support.
After discussing it, they decided to use D-Class Personnel who still did not know what the Blue White Society was for the first experiment.
They would not sign S13. Instead, they would sign the Spacetime Administration Transmigration Experiment Volunteer Agreement. The selected candidates would still retain their D-Class status—in other words, they would already be registered with the Blue White Society.
Che Yun found this strange. "Does being registered or not really make a difference?"
"If a certain trait has infected every member of the Blue White Society, then there's a chance that the method of transmission is through the organization itself." Canaan smiled.
"Well, they might as well try every possibility."
The next day, they had chosen the candidates. The first was a twenty-four-year-old Chinese man who had poisoned fifteen people to death.
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