nonhuman affairs administration

Professor Ren looked at the pronunciation “To” in “Toffler” and thought of a possibility.

Does that Russian word refer to a personal name?

If it is a person's name, it may represent a certain person.

Professor Ren began to search for the names of some of the more famous Russians in his mind.

Tolstoy, Trotsky, Anatoly B...

A light bulb went off in Professor Ren's head, and he thought of a Russian scientist, Anatoly Brushkov (Note 1).

He is famous for his pursuit of immortality, even going so far as to inject himself with three-million-year-old archaea.

After being injected with the archaea, no abnormalities were found in his body. Instead, his immunity was strengthened. This bacterium has an incredible ability to adapt to the surrounding environment.

Professor Ren once again thought of the slice that he had deliberately crushed and destroyed.

To be on the safe side, the slices here are all implemented in accordance with the three "unifications", namely unified transportation, unified distribution, and unified recycling.

Professor Ren didn't know whether the slice would pass through the hands of a second researcher, so he kept it secret.

It was just a low-level mistake.

An experimental error that should not have happened under his hands.

What was Dr. Xiao's purpose in mentioning Anatoly Brushkov, and why did he mention it so many times?

Does this name have other deeper meanings? If it refers to Brushkov’s research direction…

human body……

Was it the kind of experiment he had in mind?

The law has stipulated that trials that must be conducted in the medical field must submit an application for clinical trials, be approved, and be conducted in accordance with the principle of voluntariness, and the health of the subjects must be guaranteed.

Professor Ren's mind was in a mess. He closed the book and sighed.

After putting the book back on the bookshelf, Professor Ren planned to go back to the dormitory to have a rest. He had been thinking too much in the past few days and his temples were aching.

As he walked out, Professor Ren put his hand in his pocket and his fingertips touched a small folded corner.

I took it out and saw it was a small note.

Professor Ren looked around and felt a slight headache. He didn't know who put this thing in his pocket, but it definitely wasn't someone with good intentions.

Professor Ren thought of that strange woman. Was she not going to give up yet?

Professor Ren wanted to tear up the note and be done with it, but when he thought of the slice that overturned the principles of science, his fingers paused for a moment, and he opened it anyway.

Professor Ren wanted to see what purpose she wanted to achieve by using him again and again.

There were two words "Zi Shi" written in traditional Chinese on the note.

The patrol intervals of the night team are shorter than those during the day. Professor Ren felt a little guilty when he walked out of the room late at night. As a result, he ran into an acquaintance as soon as he opened the door.

The young man who brought him in to familiarize himself with the situation was on duty. When Professor Ren was called, his back stiffened for a few seconds and he broke out in a cold sweat.

To put it bluntly, he is just feeling guilty and his luck is really bad. It seems that Professor Ren has no potential to do bad things.

"Professor Ren, where are you going so late?"

Professor Ren paused at first, then closed the door, touched the tip of his nose and smiled shyly.

Professor Ren didn't know his name, so he could only look at the number on his chest and said, "Oh, yes, I ate dinner too fast and I have a stomachache. I'm going to the bathroom."

As he spoke, his stomach growled out of courtesy. Although Professor Ren was lying, he could only blush when faced with such an embarrassing situation.

The young man showed an expression of sudden enlightenment, nodded, and said, "Do you need me to call the team doctor for you?"