"Are you sure?"
Lucian watched Helen Cho put his arms on the table and confirmed it one last time.
"OK."
Helen Cho did not take back her hand, and her cuffs were already rolled up to her elbows. She looked at Lucian, her tone was calm, but her fingers paused on the table.
"I need to see the regeneration process with my own eyes."
Lucian didn't persuade me again.
Since she dared to hand over her body, it meant that she had thought about the consequences. Besides, it was just observation and there was no need to make her suffer.
"Then let's begin."
Helen Cho nodded.
The next moment, Lucian raised a finger.
Helen Cho's entire arm was shattered from the shoulder, with no blood spattering and no pain. Mental Power sealed her pain nerves first, and the flesh and blood turned into fine blood, which fell in front of the table, leaving only a flat fracture in the originally intact arm.
Helen Cho looked down there.
She didn't scream.
The lack of pain interference allowed her to focus all her attention on the changes. At the fracture, a bit of flesh and blood grew from the bone. The white skeleton appeared first, followed by blood vessels, nerves and muscles. Those tissues did not grow in chaos, and each part was rearranged according to her original body structure.
Lucian glanced at her.
This girl is not very courageous, and her willpower is not at the level of Wanda, but once she enters the research state, she can really suppress her fear. It's not that she is not afraid, she just thinks that what is in front of her is more important.
This is also a common problem among some scientific researchers.
"The skeleton is complete." Helen Cho stared at his arm, his voice a little tight, "The blood vessels are being connected, and the nerves... are not right."
She stretched out her other hand and picked up the pen on the table, but stopped in mid-air.
She wanted to record it, but she was afraid of missing something.
Lucian Move your finger and the camera equipment next to you will automatically open.
"Look first, no need to remember."
"Hmm."
Helen Cho's eyes never left the fracture.
The muscles wrap around the bones, and the skin covers up along the wrist. Five Fingers appears little by little, the nails finally grow back, and the entire arm is restored to be no different from before.
She tried moving her fingers.
Able to move.
The sense of touch is also back.
"The whole process takes less than a minute." Helen Cho looked at Lucian, "How do you determine the location of cells?"
"I'm not judging."
"Is that based on energy directly Copy?"
"Almost."
Lucian took his hand back, and the blood on the table was also gathered into a ball by Telekinesis and sent to the storage box next to it.
"I provide the energy, and your body knows what it should look like. Bones, blood vessels, nerves and skin are not put together piece by piece by me."
Helen Cho picked up his arm and looked at it several times.
"So, your ability is essentially reading the body's original information and then using energy to regenerate it."
"It should be understandable that way."
Lucian Lean back in your chair.
He himself was only speaking roughly. Abilities are not experimental equipment and cannot be dismantled for her to see. How energy identifies cells, how to preserve memories, and how to allow new tissues to maintain their original functions is too complicated to explain.
But Helen Cho has obviously grasped the key point.
She quickly walked to the device next to her, pulled out a piece of information, and quickly ran her fingers across the page.
"What if you don't use your energy?"
Lucian looked at her.
"What do you mean?"
"Replace with nanotechnology."
Helen Cho's voice became faster and faster, and the hesitation on his face was suppressed.
"After nanomachines enter the human body, they first read the cell status and tissue structure, and then perform Copy according to the original information. They do not need to be directly created. As long as they can send nutrients, oxygen and bioelectric signals to the corresponding locations, they can assist the body in regenerating."
She raised her head, her eyes a little brighter.
"Regeneration Cradle The biggest problem before was that it was impossible to make different tissues grow simultaneously. The bones were too fast, and the blood vessels could not be connected. The blood vessels were too fast, and the nerves had not recovered. But if the body itself is used as a template, and the nanomachines work according to the template..."
At this point, she stopped.
She has seen the road behind.
Lucian also understood.
This is not to take down his Ability Copy, but to break down the process of using his abilities into steps and replace them with equipment and nanomachines.
Whether it can be successful or not is not yet said, but the direction is indeed more reliable than simply studying cell repair.
"You want to do the experiment right away?"
"Yes."
Helen Cho closed the document and answered very simply.
"I need to transfer all the original teams. Genetic engineering, nanomaterials, neuromedicine, and the people responsible for equipment control. With just me, the progress will be too slow."
Lucian did not refuse.
Now that she has found the direction, she will no longer stay here to do ordinary research. Bringing the original team here will save her the trouble of running back and forth.
"Okay."
Helen Cho was startled for a moment.
"You agreed so quickly?"
"The company is mine, and so is the laboratory. If you can make Regeneration Cradle, it will only benefit me."
Lucian glanced at her newly recovered arm.
"But let me make something clear first. You are not allowed to test yourself during the research process."
Helen Cho opened his mouth.
"I just..."
"You've just tried it on yourself."
"That's to confirm the regeneration process."
"Let volunteers come next time."
She was silent for two seconds and looked away.
"I'll pay attention."
Lucian It can be heard that this sentence does not mean much guarantee.
As long as this person sees a new research direction, he will put his own safety behind. He still has to keep an eye on Jade Balance, at least don't let her turn the laboratory into a scene of self-mutilation.
"Jade Balance."
"I'm here."
The voice of the intelligent system rang in my ears.
"Take Dr. Helen Cho to Simona and let her arrange personnel and laboratories. If you need anything, report it directly to the company without waiting for approval."
"Okay."
Helen Cho organized the information and looked at Lucian.
"I have joined the Vought International agreement and must also write it in."
"Yes. According to the conditions you just mentioned, the cost of treatment and the scope of technology use must be clearly stated."
"And ordinary people."
"Know."
Lucian waved his hand.
"After Regeneration Cradle is built, it will not only be used by rich people. The one-thousandth I mentioned before is just a direction. You and Simona can discuss the specific review and let Jade Balance supervise it."
Helen Cho then relaxed.
"Thank you."
"Don't be in a hurry to thank me, the things haven't been made yet."
Lucian is very practical.
Helen Cho smiled.
"At least now we have a direction."
She followed Jade Balance's guidance and left the office.
After closing the door, Lucian looked at the storage box on the table.
Let Helen Cho personally observe this time, it is not in vain. If she can push Regeneration Cradle to a truly usable level, Vought will not have to come to him every time someone is injured, which can be regarded as a sustainable development path.
You are the boss, not a 24/7 first aid station.
This arrangement is good.