Bowens Laboratory.
After Laster gave the order, Bowens immediately gathered experts from several Western countries and began testing the medicine's effects again.
He also showed them the news report.
The experts were clearly shaken to their core.
A medicine that treated High Temperature Coagulation Plague could actually cure every kind of animal plague?
Wouldn't that mean that, with this medicine, no animal plague would ever be a threat again?
But a medicine like that shouldn't even be possible in the real world.
As a top laboratory for animal plague research, Bowens Laboratory naturally had samples of all kinds of animal plagues. It even had diseases that the outside world had never announced—or that had never appeared at all.
As for why it had diseases that the outside world had never announced, or that had never even appeared, well, that was something worth thinking about.
Bowens and the experts began testing as quickly as possible. Just like the people at the Chinese Academy, they first infected animals with diseases, then treated them with the medicine.
But as the tests continued, Bowens and the experts looked increasingly grim—and increasingly shocked.
The medicine really was curing the animal plagues, one after another.
Many of these plagues were still a major problem in plenty of cases.
Although many companies had medicines that could treat them, their effectiveness was limited. They simply couldn't compare to this medicine.
Moreover, their tests showed that the medicine cured not only all the animal plagues already known to the outside world, but even diseases that the outside world didn't know about.
In other words, the plagues they'd kept hidden from the outside world had become useless too.
They'd been hoping to study those animal plagues that had never appeared in public.
Then, when one of them eventually emerged, they