?Carol was stunned by the other party's words and asked in disbelief: "Are you also a volunteer for the alien species?"
The werewolf Aldenan pulled out a sickle stuck in his thigh. Almost instantly, the wound healed completely without any trace.
He broke the crude weapon in his hand in half, threw it to his side, squatted down and carried a corpse on his shoulders, and said to Carol: "This is not the place to talk, come with me."
Carol, who was full of doubts, followed Aldenan, and the two walked through the forest. After about half an hour's walk, they came to a hidden cave.
Carroll found a stone and sat down, stared at Aldenan and asked, "Can we talk now?"
"Let me ask you first, was the place where you were vaccinated in a small, dark room?" The latter looked at the surprise on Carroll's face and sneered: "Don't you find it strange? Everyone else is
Getting injections in a tent, and you and I are the only ones brought into the room?”
Carroll stood up: "So, you also met the scholar in the surgical gown?"
Aldenan shrugged: "That's right."
Carroll asked again: "Are the other people who received injections in the tent okay? Only you and I who entered the room became like this?"
Aldenan nodded: "That's true."
"Why?!"
Aldenan slowly took off the clothes on the body and said nonchalantly: "I don't know."
Carol shouted angrily: "What do you mean you don't know?! It's because of that bastard that we became like this!"
Picking up a wooden brush and soaking it with a little water, Aldenan said while cleaning the body: "If I guess correctly, that guy picked out a few unlucky ones who met the conditions among the alien volunteers this time.
Damn it, you and I became like this after being injected with a different medicine than others."
Carol waved her arms and shouted excitedly: "Look at us! Look at us! We are monsters now! Aren't you sad? Aren't you angry? Don't want to find a chance to change back to... wait... you
What are you doing?!"
Watching Aldenan lift a sharp stone and hit it hard on the joints of the corpse, Carroll's eyes widened and he was stunned.
After removing one thigh from the corpse, Aldenan weighed it first and then threw it to Carroll.
The latter looked at the human remains at his feet, took two steps back with a look of disgust on his face, and growled with a wary look on his face: "You... are you eating people?"
Opening the blood-red wolf's mouth and biting off a piece of meat from the carcass, Aldenan shook his tail behind him: "When I did it like this at first, I wasn't used to it, but I found that when it looks like this, raw meat is better than cooked meat.
The meat tastes better."
Carroll shook his head desperately: "Eating corpses is a bad habit of beasts! We are humans!"
Aldenan turned around, opened his mouth wide, and let out a sharp laugh: "Before you speak, take a basin of water and take a good look at yourself! As you just said, we are already monsters!"
Carol wanted to refute, but didn't know how to speak, and finally sat down on the stone slumped.
Ten minutes later, Aldenan completed his "meal". He looked at the untouched stump beside Carol and shook his head.
Aldenan found a branch, picked it between his teeth like a human being, looked at Carol and asked: "Why did you enter the room in the first place?"
The latter glanced at him: "I need money."
Aldenan grinned: "A lame reason."
"What about you? Why do you want to go in?"
"Because I want to live."
Carol raised his head and asked in confusion: "Survive?"
Aldenan raised his wolf head, looked in the direction of Muxi City, and whispered: "I was originally a boxer in an underground casino. Although I am not famous, I am still somewhat famous in the fighting circle in the north of the city."
Listening to the other party's words, Carol recalled that the werewolf's movements and steps when attacking the villagers were indeed unlike those of ordinary people.
"Maybe it was a misunderstanding, maybe it was a trap. After a match, I accidentally offended a powerful man. The other person put down his words and wanted to buy my life in the next boxing ring." Aldenan smiled:
"In order to survive, I joined the alien volunteer activity, hoping to gain the power of regeneration so that I would be invincible in a fight. So, even if I knew that room, it was definitely not a good place and there was no way out.
But I can only retreat and accept my fate."
Carol was silent for a long time, then asked again: "How did you find me?"
Aldenan pointed to his nose: "This is all thanks to the wolf's sense of smell. I can smell your scent from a long distance."
Carol sighed: "There is only one question left now, what should we do in the future?"
Aldenan lowered his head, rolled his eyes, and asked casually: "Do you want to return to human form?"
"Nonsense!" Carol broke the stone beneath him with a punch: "Who wants to live like a monster?!"
"To be able to have an independent cabin in a kingdom activity like Alien Volunteers, the scholar you and I met must be no ordinary person." Aldenan said while thinking: "Perhaps we can start from here
Start and slowly find this guy."
Carroll said excitedly after hearing this: "Yes! As long as we can find this insidious guy, we can force him to hand over the antidote and let us return to human form."
Aldenan smiled and agreed: "You are right, as long as we find him, we must let him help us restore our human form."
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Dusk City, Cabinet Chamber.
After reading the report just handed over, Emerson pinched the bridge of his nose and said with a headache: "How could such a big accident happen for the first time when heterogeneous species are popularized? One person died, and two others mutated!"
Huggins looked at the two sketches made by the painters. One was a two-meter-tall orc with a green face and fangs, and the other was a werewolf with long hair and sharp teeth.
"Logically speaking, the bacterial liquid used for inoculation is a product that has been screened and inspected at all levels, so there should not be such an accident." Turning the sketch over and putting it aside, Huggins looked at the people in front of the conference table in a daze.
Wayne emphasized his tone: "Furthermore, this time only the six most basic superpower bacteria were used for the popularization of heterogeneous species, and each volunteer was only allowed to receive one type of superpower. Even so, such an accident still occurred, could it be that
Isn’t it strange?”
Wayne shifted his attention to Huggins: "In the library of heaven, there is a book called "The General Compendium of Human Microorganisms", which mentions that there is something in the human body called genes. Everyone has different genes.
, this means that when inoculated with mutant bacteria, everyone has a small probability of mutating."
Emerson and Huggins looked at each other with deep suspicion in their eyes.
"You two, if there is nothing else, I have to take my leave first." Wayne stood up and bowed slightly: "I still have a ship to finish."
Watching Wayne walk out of the room, Huggins folded his arms, frowned, and remained silent.
Emerson picked up the two sketches, looked at them carefully, and said worriedly: "I don't trust this veterinarian."
Huggins said: "I talked with Master Terrence, and he told me that at Western University, Wayne Dunlop's attainments in microbiology and xenology are unparalleled."
Emerson said in a deep voice: "Then we can't let him do whatever he wants."
Huggins paused for a while and then said: "I heard that there is still a shadow of the Alien Association in this mutation event."
"Alien Association?!" Emerson was startled: "You mean, this vaccination accident was tacitly approved by His Majesty?"
Huggins stood up with his hands on the table: "It's not clear yet, but I will find someone to keep an eye on Wayne. At the same time, I will also look for opportunities to report these things to His Majesty."
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