Monster Hunting High School
Chapter 2817

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Chapter 2818: Continue

"Professor Simon, Terry didn't mean it that way."

Professor Monteria's slightly hoarse voice rang through the room, coming to Dr. Duzem's rescue. "According to our research and observations, lower-ranking demon individuals are strongly influenced by higher-ranking demons. We have reason to believe that Demon Flesh contains a trace of the demon progenitor's magic power, which is why it is so corrosive to ordinary wizards..."

Professor Emma glanced at Professor Yao seated beside her.

Old Yao's eyelids drooped as if he were half asleep, seemingly oblivious to the noise in the room.

"You have reason to believe?" Professor Simon—the Vice Principal of Starry Sky Academy—repeated a phrase Professor Monteria had used. He snorted, seemingly about to say something more.

Old Man Ruo Yu, seated in the front row, lightly tapped the silver wolf-headed wand in his hand.

"Quiet... Keep watching."

After he spoke, the entire room instantly fell silent. Everyone's attention returned to the enormous transparent wall, as though the earlier disagreement had merely been an illusion.

Dr. Duzem drew a small breath, steadied himself, and began again:

"—Edge Type-1 is the first batch of unofficial experimental subjects our laboratory provided for the Edge Project. They may also be called 'validation units,' used to test the practicality and reliability of the relevant technologies... Ten validation units were manufactured in total, but only seven Aptitude Candidates passed the Matching Degree screening. Therefore, only seven units will be activated in today's test..."

"...Considering the performance limitations of the experimental model and the requirements of magical symmetry, using a low-magic activation state outside combat can save a great deal of resources..."

"...Constructing a honeycomb grid beneath the breastplate can not only strengthen the Magic Power Nodes, but also locally increase density and reinforce the experimental subject's structure..."

"...By decomposing the inviscid

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