Perhaps the God of Curses favored them too much. Under Xu Huan's incessant prayers, barely ten minutes into the shared brain procedure, one participant suddenly began convulsing. Veins bulged along his arms as he strained upward. Had his hands and feet not been secured by cables, he would have clawed open his face and hollowed out his skull.
The staff immediately stepped forward to check, but found that the equipment was functioning normally. Stopping the shared brain procedure would only waste an opportunity.
Once the Forest's Core Patient's brain had been removed, it could probably only be used for three shared brain procedures. Every opportunity was incredibly precious.
"Occasional incompatibility during the shared brain procedure is perfectly normal." The expert pushed up his glasses. "Performing it on several people at once is a little different from performing it on one person. Please don't worry."
The clock on the wall did not stop for the screams. Soon, the second participant's eyes began to bulge, his eyeballs looking as though they would force his eyelids apart. Xu Huan felt pain just watching him.
"Xu Huan, have you noticed his head getting bigger little by little, like a balloon?" Xu Huan's wife pointed at the second participant, her eyes brimming with excitement. "Do you think it'll burst?"
Xu Huan knew his wife's little quirks very well. Despite his deep concern, he showed none of it on his face and responded enthusiastically, "I think his head will be just like that oil painting you did in the bedroom. Intense colors will fill our vision in an instant and strike the soul."
His description delighted his wife, and her cheeks flushed. "Burst, burst."
Several participants were showing abnormalities. The expert wiped the sweat from his forehead and stole a glance at the Human Rights Committee's