"Dr. Yang, we're out of the low-temperature isolation zone now. You don't need to keep wearing that heat-resistant suit."
Beta's voice sounded beside Yang Yi's ear, but he wasn't listening at all.
He had finally picked up a piece of exceptional equipment. Why would he just take it off?
"It'll be useful for the experiment later. Better to be prepared."
Yang Yi brushed her off with a casual reply, and Beta didn't insist.
Soon, Yang Yi dragged the two specimens into the Experimental Area. The whole trip had taken only ten minutes or so.
But the two specimens were already showing signs of thawing. Their body temperatures rose rapidly, possibly also due to the restorative effects of undeath disease, and their bodies twitched from time to time.
They were two burly men Yang Yi had deliberately chosen. They were hardier, and their attributes were probably higher too.
He tossed them into the Laboratory before they could fully recover.
He stood in the observation room, where he could look directly into the Laboratory through a pane of wire-reinforced glass and operate the control console.
"Dr. Yang, what are you planning to research?
If you're testing the effects of extreme environments on undeath disease, we already have experimental data. It's been studied before."
Beta sent the data straight over, making it available on his visor display, but Yang Yi didn't look at it.
He had already read the data on his phone earlier. There was even a conclusion-low temperatures could suppress the restorative abilities of undeath disease, while high temperatures could interrupt them.
But that was precisely the problem.
"The previous experiments were all too conservative. They weren't extreme enough. I want to try higher temperatures."
"But if the temperature goes any higher, the Laboratory will melt or even explode. Besides, it