Wells did not pay much attention to Nack's words. He merely waved a hand dismissively and replied in an offhand, almost indifferent tone:
"Oh? What difference does it make? In the end, aren't we going to conduct all kinds of research and experiments on them anyway?
Although this technology has already passed Lord Gaia's inspection and poses no problems when used on humans, we have never truly tested it on humans before. These people are no different from test subjects."
After saying that, Wells even chuckled, as though he saw nothing wrong with what he had just said.
When Wells had approached, he had naturally noticed Tyberos and the others. Yet he made no effort to hide anything, nor did he care what Tyberos and the others thought.
After hearing Wells's words, Tyberos and those around him instantly wore extremely grim expressions. Their faces twitched continuously, as though invisible hands were tugging at their skin.
Although they had already vaguely suspected that they were merely test subjects, hearing that fact spoken outright by the researchers still sent a strange feeling surging through them like a tide, leaving them unable to contain themselves.
Standing to one side, Nack silently watched Tyberos and the others, who had chosen not to argue. He understood clearly that these people had likely long accepted the cruel reality of being test subjects.
So Nack did not waste any more words. He turned directly to Wells.
"Wells, according to the researchers in your laboratory, you actually succeeded in cloning gene-seed?
If that's the case, hurry up and let us see this so-called experimental result for ourselves!"
Noticing Nack's intense interest in the cloned gene-seed, Wells's lips curled slightly. He beckoned Nack over.
"Sure. Come take a look, then!"
With that, Wells took the lead and walked toward