Test

The mutagenic effects of Amazon Cells on organisms are inevitably accompanied by high temperatures, as the process is akin to compressing the development of an embryo into a mature individual within seconds. The heat generated from the conversion of substances consumed during these rapid changes is released instantaneously. While some heat is carried away by water evaporation, a significant portion radiates outwards, causing drastic expansion of the surrounding air.

This Lesser Bloodline, transitioning from a vampire to a Fang Vampire, had shed most of its restraints. Needles injecting glucose, saline, anesthetic, and highly concentrated protein were forcefully expelled by its muscles, the puncture wounds healing instantly. After being ignited, the restraints were snapped during its struggles, allowing observation of its entire body—though handcuffs and shackles made of high-strength alloy still bound it to the iron bed.

The shackles were cleverly fastened to the Fang Vampire's joints, its weak points, and combined with the iron bed, rendering it completely immobile. It could not break free unless it was capable and willing to completely shatter its own limbs.

"Testing commencing!" Doctor Death, taking a swig of beer with dried squid, gave the order to the combatants. The test, of course, was to determine just how strong the Fang Vampire was.

As a control group for the experiment, a vampire, also bound to an iron bed, was brought in. Unlike the creature that had transformed into a new species, this vampire had not been injected with anything and was not unconscious, constantly chattering away at the combatants pushing him.

#But Shuka combatants are all synthetic humans, only obeying the commands of Shuka executives. They lack emotions like fear; even when facing twenty-five Kamen Riders alone, they would still wield their weapons and charge, only to face a bleak reality.

Whether threatening them with its vampire identity or attempting to lure them with various benefits, the combatants remained unmoved. They only left when the vampire was placed side-by-side with the Fang Vampire. The vampire, guessing its grim fate, began to curse, wanting to vent its anger before death.

Doctor Death glanced at Victor on his tablet, noticing no hint of disgust, only an amused smile. He then said, "First, sunlight."

In the room, a light suddenly flickered on, bathing both experimental subjects in light of a specific frequency. The Fang Vampire remained still, but the vampire began to scream. After only a few seconds of exposure, the skin on its body not covered by clothing began to fester as if burned, as if it would melt away in mere moments.

The light extinguished, and the vampire, scorched by the simulated sunlight, had turned to ash, leaving only an empty bed. But the experiment was not over. Another vampire was brought in and bound to the iron bed. Above, a fire sprinkler head opened, spraying water mixed with garlic essence... then came silver weapons, crosses, and a Bible.

For an experiment, Doctor Death's arrangements were simple, crude, and rough, but the results were extremely direct.

#bbr#

After the experiment concluded, several vampires had been cycled through as control subjects. The Fang Vampire, however, aside from becoming agitated as if provoked, showed no reaction. Even sharp silver weapons could not leave a mark on its exoskeleton.

"Next is the final test, live ammunition!"

Small-caliber handguns, assault rifles, automatic rifles, shotguns. Manipulated by Shuka combatants whose physical materials far surpassed ordinary humans, and aided by shooting rests that minimized recoil's impact on aiming, almost all bullets struck the Fang Vampire's body. However, most only left marks on its exoskeleton, and the few bullets that penetrated its defenses only caused the Fang Vampire pain, eliciting screams.

Keep in mind that among them was a shotgun, known for treating all equally, and it was even loaded with slugs in a mad frenzy. The fact that the Fang Vampire only managed to scream was enough to demonstrate its physical strength.

"This is a Fang Vampire transformed from the lowest-class vampire. The stronger the Blood Clan, the more powerful the Fang Vampire transformed after injecting Amazon Cells," Doctor Death stated. "Furthermore, after successful transformation, one can freely switch between combat and normal forms without losing their human appearance and thus their ability to conceal themselves, nor will it provoke the original race's animosity."

Victor wished to gain more power within the Blood Clan to control a larger base. He could not appear as a monster. Compared to the long-lived Blood Clan, short-lived humans were far more creative.

#The vampire species is entirely a parasitic civilization, completely reliant on human society. Therefore, rulers cannot appear as monsters. Compared to a monster with a human heart, a monster with a human appearance will be trusted by humans.

Take the American people as an example. They can accept a president who is a Nigger and tolerate a president sent by a country across the ocean. Even if the person in that position is an idiot, the American people will support him or her because the president was elected by them. Even if the president's new policies cause their unemployment rate to skyrocket, even if millions go bankrupt, they will not complain—because this is their "democracy."

However, this president absolutely cannot be non-human. This would make the people feel they are "slaves" of an alien race rather than citizens, leading to either the president being "politically corrected" into oblivion or the American people being completely annihilated.

After Marvel Comics, due to toy sales issues, designated mutants as non-humans, in the comics, any mutant who became president generally did not have a good life; they were either assassinated or their policies backfired.

Before Victor could express his stance, a red light flashed in the Fang Vampire's compound eyes, and it began to struggle violently. With a snap, it forcefully broke its bound limbs, detaching them from its body. Almost reduced to a cripple, it fell off the iron bed onto the floor.

Almost immediately upon contact with the ground, the Fang Vampire's exoskeleton appendages rapidly expanded, supporting its body anew. Through the bulletproof glass, it snarled at Doctor Death and the vampire Bill, "I will kill you!"

Thanks to the recent popularity of vampire-themed films and television series, which portray vampires as noble, elegant, and charming creatures, this Fang Vampire, despite being a low-level vampire, had been popular in places like nightclubs. Those who had been ruined by "happy education" would flock to it upon learning its identity.

Yet, in just one day, it had been reduced to meat on a chopping block, transformed into a monster, and brutally tortured as an experimental subject.

It wanted revenge! It wanted to tear apart those who had turned it into this.

Its four appendages moved rapidly, and the Fang Vampire charged towards the bulletproof glass. However, having lost its limbs reduced its weight considerably, and combined with the effects of its injuries, it was only able to crack the observation window before being repelled. The bulletproof glass's inherent properties kept it intact.

On the second impact, the Fang Vampire achieved its goal. Two appendages stabbed out like battering rams, and then, engulfed in countless shards of glass, it charged towards the seemingly frail Doctor Death—Bill, though merely a tool, was a significant figure to it, having been a Lesser Bloodline not long ago. Even transformed into another species, it couldn't hide the innate difference in status, and instinctively avoided Bill.

But Doctor Death was the tough one!