"You nearly played me to death this time." Regaining consciousness on the Laboratory Table, Kram spoke weakly to Saine.
At this moment, Saine was also slumped beside the Laboratory Table without a shred of dignity.
He had never imagined that the situation just now had been so dangerous.
Saine's experiment had concerned removing the Krypton Crystal from within Kram's body.
Krypton Crystals were incomparably important to Kryptonians. They were both the source of their power and served a role in their bodies much like a heart.
According to Saine's research data, removing a Krypton Crystal and physically enhancing it might directly raise the strength of Kryptonian warriors.
Moreover, because Krypton Crystals were so intimately connected to Kryptonian warriors—
Saine could not help wondering what would become of the Kryptonian warriors if their Krypton Crystals were removed.
The facts proved that curiosity could kill.
Because of Saine's desire for research, Kram had truly taken a trip to death's door.
Fortunately, no serious consequences had actually resulted in the end. Otherwise, Saine would not have known how to face Kalazo and the other powerful Kryptonians.
Wasn't Wizard Civilization supposed to be a powerful world that championed freedom, equality, and friendship?
If they handled the Kryptonian matter poorly, the difficulty of recruiting Alien Worlds such as Black Bat Civilization would multiply geometrically afterward.
"This time, I was careless. Before beginning the experiment, I should have conducted multiple live-subject verifications first." Saine wiped the sweat from his forehead.
"I felt like I nearly died just now. That feeling really..." Kram lay on the Laboratory Table, staring blankly at the blazing white magic light directly above her eyes.
Her expression was somewhat conflicted, but even more than that, it held confusion and a faint, peculiar state of mind, as though she were immersed within it.