nonhuman affairs administration

Although he had guessed it long ago, Professor Ren was still completely focused on the scene before him.

It seemed like a horrible nightmare.

The surroundings were unusually quiet, with only the sound of Professor Ren's rapid heartbeat and the sound of the instruments operating in front of him.

This is a three-meter-high underground "mezzanine", with a huge cylindrical transparent culture vessel placed every two or three meters.

The incubator was filled with solution, and under the illumination of three lights at the bottom and two lights at the top, the solution appeared light blue.

Through the glass of the incubator, you can clearly see what is placed inside.

There were animals with strange shapes, embryos whose species could not be identified, and human children with long snake tails behind them...

Professor Ren felt a chill running up from the soles of his feet to his back. A thin layer of cold sweat broke out on his back, palms, and forehead. Even his heartbeat was shrouded in terror and was beating heavily.

He walked over one by one with stiff, mechanical steps. He didn't dare to think deeply or carefully about what this meant.

Some of the "experimental products" even looked familiar. Professor Ren had seen them before. They were the things in the photos that the teacher pushed over.

However, "they" were alive in the photo, but now I don't know whether they are dead or alive.

The space here is extremely spacious and the temperature is maintained within a certain range, which is a bit cold for the human body.

The little snake slid forward until it stopped in front of one of the incubators.

Professor Ren looked carefully and saw a little boy who looked only three or four years old. He was naked and suspended in the middle of the container. His coccyx, spine, limbs and mouth were all connected to tubes of varying thickness.

His face was extremely handsome. Although he was young, his good looks were already revealed. His black hair floated in the solution. He closed his eyes and curled himself up into a small ball.

Professor Ren was looking directly at the little boy's chest, so he could clearly see his exposed chest rising and falling slightly.

Professor Ren was fascinated by the show without realizing it.

When he reacted and started looking for the snake, he couldn't find it.

Professor Ren looked around anxiously and wandered around in the incubator maze.

Some of the incubators were empty and the instruments were not running. The further he walked inside, the colder he felt. Professor Ren did not dare to go any further.

He called the little snake's name softly, but found no trace of it.

Professor Ren returned to the incubator where the little boy was immersed.

At this moment, Professor Ren heard some noise, like the sound of an iron rod hitting glass, and the sound was very close to him...

It was not an illusion. Professor Ren turned his head stiffly and saw that the little boy who was originally in a sleeping state had opened his eyes.

The eyes were pure black, without any whites, like the eyes of some animal.

Professor Ren looked at him, and from the reflective glass mirror, he saw that his face was frighteningly pale.

He didn't expect that the little boy was actually awake, and that eye...

Professor Ren's eyes widened slightly with fear, and he involuntarily took two steps back to distance himself from the little boy.

The little boy seemed a little weak. He stared at Professor Ren and couldn't help but move closer to him.

The "monster" suddenly woke up and stared at him closely. It was obvious from those strange eyes that it was not human. Professor Ren did not dare to stay any longer and turned around and ran away.

After running two steps, someone held down his shoulders and Professor Ren was controlled in place, unable to escape.