Finding More Interesting Research Subjects

"Mr. An Yang, the data has been recorded."

"Very well."

An Yang looked at the numb-faced Scott, feeling quite sorry for this little fellow. It seemed he was not yet of age.

"Are you done?" Scott asked.

"More or less, for now."

"Then how long can your method hold?"

"The runes I'm using right now are very ordinary energy-sealing runes, which can last for about a day. If you can cooperate with me next to complete the analysis of your energy, I can design exclusive sealing runes that can last much longer."

"Oh god! I have to see you again?!"

"You don't have to see me."

"Will you let me go?"

"Of course, you can leave right now. If you feel that what I just did didn't harm you, we can continue cooperating. As you can see, I am very interested in your ability, and I can also help you."

Scott wanted to turn and leave, but he still hesitated.

He didn't want to become a monster in the eyes of others, nor did he feel that his uncontrollable destructive power was a gift.

"Fine, I'll come find you tomorrow."

"Mm, it's getting late, go home."

"OK!"

Scott turned and left, unhindered this time.

It wasn't until his back disappeared that An Yang continued to focus his attention on the research of Scott.

Scott's genes indeed had a large gap compared to ordinary people, mainly reflected in his mutant ability. This was not only because he could emit high-temperature blast waves, but his body could also absorb these waves, thereby achieving self-immunity.

This was undoubtedly an all-around "evolution."

Ordinary people possessed weapons, and if careless, would likewise hurt themselves; humans manufactured poison, but could also be poisoned to death. Only like a viper being immune to its own venom, this