"By the way, how is the vampire research going? Any results?"
Something occurred to the military general, and he asked about it. The military had captured quite a few vampires lately, and they received the same treatment as the werewolves: they were used as test subjects.
"Not very well. The main problems with werewolves are their ugliness and short tempers, while the main problem with vampires is their vulnerability to sunlight."
The Bald Expert shook his head. "Until we solve that problem, we don't intend to pursue further research."
"They can't go out in sunlight? Then forget it. Focus on developing the new werewolves."
The military general spoke. If they had no other choice, vampires would have been barely acceptable, since they could still offer eternal life. But with werewolves available, the higher-ups would never settle for vampires.
Not only could vampires not tolerate sunlight, they also had to drink blood. Who would want to drink that stuff?
"That's exactly what we're doing."
The Bald Expert smiled. Then the experiment entered its next phase: combining the two kinds of werewolves to create new werewolves.
Perhaps because both were werewolves, the experiment progressed remarkably smoothly. In less than half a month, they had created the new werewolves.
Humanity's High-Level Executives were overjoyed and sent large numbers of disabled soldiers to the laboratory. Ostensibly, they were helping treat the soldiers—after becoming werewolves, their severed limbs could grow back. In reality, they were using them for experiments.
If the success rate reached one hundred percent, with no risks whatsoever, Humanity's High-Level Executives would certainly have other ideas. There was no doubt about that.
Not only did this experiment go smoothly, but the experiment to awaken abilities in werewolves also went exceptionally well. Watching werewolf after werewolf awaken abilities, the Vought Pharmaceutical Company was