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Ford Motor Company, headquartered in Dearborn City, Michigan, was bustling with activity. Large numbers of engineers had been called in to conduct various tests on a biological battery.

After a series of tests, the engineers violently cut the battery apart in the final test and threw it into a fire. Yet the biological battery showed no signs of spontaneous combustion, leaving the engineers at the scene unable to help drawing a sharp breath.

Meanwhile, in a conference room in the headquarters building, Ford Motor Company president Mura wore a grave expression as he paced anxiously back and forth, waiting for the final test results. The room was already packed with Ford Motor Company executives.

A moment later, Ford's chief engineer, McKinley, hurried into the office, his face flushed with excitement. "Oh my God, President Mura, you absolutely won't believe this. This biological battery is perfect—simply perfect."

McKinley's face was glowing with excitement. As a researcher, the appearance of this biological battery held an attraction beyond his imagination.

If Mura had not still been there, he would have already run back to continue testing.

In McKinley's view, with the sudden emergence of this biological battery, virtually all other batteries could be swept into the dustbin of history.

Most batteries not only had energy densities far inferior to that of the biological battery, but were also highly prone to thermal runaway, resulting in spontaneous combustion.

This biological battery, however, achieved a perfect fusion of resources, energy, safety, extreme environments, materials, transmission, and systems.

"Tell me the test results."

Mura had no time for McKinley's rambling. All he wanted now was the biological battery's detailed data.

Seeing the impatience on Mura's face, McKinley reined in his smile somewhat, handed over a detailed test report on the biological battery, and began explaining: