They were all simple words, so why were they so hard to understand?
What did he mean, his organs had been sliced open? And what did he mean, they'd been stitched back up?
Wasn't the most important thing now to have medical robots take over the treatment?
Sen Sen stopped Cui Tan. "Li De accidentally touched Mr. Xu just now. He may have connected with the Space Ray by chance, so the Space Rays inside his body were disrupted, leaving him cut in multiple places. Unless Li De is exceptionally good at healing himself, even bringing in several robots to operate on him wouldn't guarantee he'd survive."
Cui Tan understood that, of course. But he understood something else even better—Xu Huo was a beginner! He had suddenly evolved here. He hadn't started out with the ability to destroy and control the rays inside a human body...
But things had already come to this, and Cui Tan couldn't interfere any further. "Miss Sen Sen, please arrange for medical robots to come as soon as possible."
"Of course." Sen Sen lit up her Communicator.
But compared with the tension of the injured man and his friends, the other players were much calmer. More than anything, they envied Xu Huo.
"Evolution really is as easy as breathing," someone said despite himself.
It was obvious that the others had noticed it too. Before entering this room, Xu Huo hadn't yet reached the point where he could freely control the rays inside a human body. Yet as he evolved, he'd quickly grasped the right amount of force and stopped at once. He hadn't sliced Li De into pieces—or cut his brain into pieces. That was already impressive.
The only one to blame was Li De for being so careless. Given Xu Huo's performance in Chaos