He waited patiently for a while, until all the blood in the heart muscle had seeped into the liquid in the bottle, dyeing the entire vial deep red. Only then did he unscrew the cap of the bottle, clip out the myocardium with tweezers, and put it in another bottle of the same solution.
The myocardium of the two-headed lizard dragon has extremely strong vitality, and its color is still bright red, without any signs of necrosis.
After Garen let go of the heart muscle, he walked to the other side. In the corner where a bunch of instruments were placed, he proposed a small black cloth cage.
Suddenly there was a chirping scream in the cage.
Lifting off the black cloth on the cage, there are more than a dozen mutant mice with gray and white fur.
The eyes of these mice were bloodshot, and they kept scurrying around in the cage, restless. Two mice jumped up and wanted to bite Gallon's hand, but were blocked by the cage again and again.
Garen opened the small door of the cage, reached in with his right hand like lightning, grabbed a little squirrel, and closed the small door.
Next is the second step of the planned test.
The little squirrel was anesthetized, then the abdominal cavity was cut open, and two strands of flesh with the same shape were cut off from the myocardium of the lizard dragon and the heart of the little squirrel respectively. The myocardium of the lizard dragon was carefully implanted on the heart muscle of the little squirrel.
Everything went well in the experiment, and the heart muscle implanted smoothly.
Next, the wound was stitched up, and Garen began to put the little squirrel into a cage for observation.
The little squirrel that had been transplanted with heart muscle was dying. After the anesthesia took effect, it got up again, its limbs and claws were shaking uncontrollably, and it barely crawled forward a few steps, and then its whole body began to shake.
Garen dipped a purple crystal stick in the prepared blood and fed it to the little squirrel.
This is the concoction blood water used to reconcile rejection, and must be fed with a crystal rod. Otherwise there will be reverse side effects.
After drinking a few drops of blood water, the little chinchilla seemed to stabilize.
Garen squatted by the side of the cage, picked up his notebook and scribbled down the experimental records.
Boom! !
Suddenly, there was a muffled sound, and the little squirrel in the cage exploded directly, forming a cloud of blood, and the minced meat and bones splashed everywhere.
Garen put down his pen.
"The first experimental mouse, failed."
Next is the second one.
With a bang, the cage was once again splashed with blood and minced meat.
Garen's expression remained unchanged, and he continued to place the third one, the same heart muscle transplant.
This condition has only improved, and the small squirrel appears to be very normal under the condition of reducing the amount of transplantation, but it is much more energetic. It seems to be affected by the heart muscle.
Garen recorded the amount of this ratio.
For several days in a row, he stayed in the underground space, which is the underground cavity that Vindman dug out before, hidden under the manor. There are not only these instruments and utensils in it, but also various experimental manuscripts and data records.
Garen checked the information one by one.
Vindman Terry Jones is undoubtedly a genius, a genius in research.
He invented many technologies that totem masters could not imagine, many of which even reached the same goal as those of the Black Sky Society. Although it has not yet reached the level of a crystal derivation machine. But it's very close.
When Garen flipped through the manuscript, he not only discovered the research on the green vine ball, but also many other technologies, such as organ transplantation, in vitro reproduction, separation of totem power, etc.
Using these manuscripts and research materials, Garen's theoretical level has improved rapidly. There is also an overall understanding of the entire research system.
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Snapped.
Garen put the black teacup on the table, picked up the manuscript in his hand and read it intently. The rows of experimental data on it were like magical secret books in his eyes, extremely precious.
The table in the living room is already covered with a thick pile of manuscripts and books, all of which are analysis, testing, results, and demonstrations of a large number of formulas and theorems.
Garen didn't know how much he had watched in the past few days. These are only elementary. Vindman’s manuscripts are installed in three underground rooms, which increase according to the difficulty and period, which also represents the deepening of his research.
What Garen was looking at now was only the manuscripts and books in the first room. He can only understand the things in the first room now.
Time passed by every minute and every second, and the gray light from the balcony shone in. Wearing a white maid dress, Lala came in to clear up the empty coffee and tea cups, and then put the prepared snacks in the gap between the manuscripts.
She glanced at the manuscript on the table. She couldn't understand the data at all. She knew the individual words in it, but she didn't know what they meant when they were piled up. There were a lot of pronouns in various terms, which seemed very profound. .
"The afternoon tea cake and cherry milkshake are here."
Lala said something in a low voice, but as expected there was no response, she shook her head and turned around to go out, the ashes in the fireplace were full again, she had to take it out right away, otherwise it would be troublesome if the garbage truck left.
Garen flipped through the manuscript intently, while subconsciously picking up the pastry and stuffing it into his mouth.
Suddenly, out of the corner of his eye, he caught a little red movement.
With a thought in his heart, he quickly looked down and looked at his skill bar.
'Bioengineering: Elementary. (Theoretical framework has been established, overall three stages, middle school and high school)'
The original entry-level bioengineering, after reading so many experimental materials and a large number of subject books, has finally been upgraded to elementary. And this is not the most important thing, the important thing is that when he has a solid overall framework, he can use potential points to accelerate the speed of learning.
Putting down the manuscript, Garen glanced at the back of his hand, which was faintly reddish, like the best strawberry milk, rosy in the white.
"The blood of the lizard dragon seems to have some effect."
After injecting dragon's blood serum for a long time, Garen felt that his body seemed to be a little different from before. The attribute bar has not changed, but perhaps it has not yet reached the level of qualitative change recognized by the ability.
Garen came back to his senses and put down the manuscript. He didn't want to study so slowly. Now the overall framework system has been established. Theory is enough, what is needed is a lot of experimental practice.
Recently, it is the improvement of advanced mathematics, which far surpasses bioengineering and has reached an advanced level. Moreover, while studying the resonance stone, Gallon seemed to have discovered the key principle hidden in it.
The research progress of resonance stone has been greatly improved, and Gallon has vaguely figured out the transmission model of resonance. He seemed to have returned to the feeling of indulging when he first learned secret martial arts. He forgot to sleep and eat, and got into it thoroughly.
After acquiring Vindman's various technologies, Garen immediately began to study the issue of organ transplantation in this world. It happened that among the remaining technologies, several technologies such as organ transplantation were very mature.
The small squirrel experiments these days also allowed Gallon to find the feeling of doing experiments in the university's biology laboratory.
"Tonight is a critical time for me as a test subject. If something goes wrong accidentally, it must be seriously injured." Garen put down the manuscript in his hand, picked up a pen and checked it on the plan paper again.
The totemization of the body is indeed useful when the dragon blood serum is effective, but once the injection is stopped, it will quickly return to its original state. Garen had a crazy idea very early on.
If he could have a heart as strong as the two-headed lizard dragon, he would definitely have a new breakthrough in his own limit.
But how to get such a strong heart.
Garen came up with a crazy idea after receiving Vindman's organ transplantation technology by synthesizing various materials and experimental data.
Maybe transplant the organs of powerful creatures into yourself, and use the principle of resonance to receive the energy and vitality of the original organs. would be a good choice.
So he started the heart muscle experiment on the two-headed lizard dragon, transplanted again and again, got various side effects and dangerous reactions, and then prepared the relieving and neutralizing drugs and adjusted them one by one.
The little squirrel that had successfully transplanted the heart muscle did possess the nature of the light of the totem, and its body shape changed to a certain extent, making it stronger than before. Strength and speed are more than twice that of normal mice.
This gave Garen hope.
It's just that the death rate is a bit high, around 70. This is also the reason why he has been slow to do anything.
It was just as he had expected. According to the organ transplantation technique, the transplanted heart muscle would produce a large amount of hematopoiesis. While absorbing nutrients, the hematopoiesis would continuously mix into the organism.
The heart of the two-headed lizard dragon itself has hematopoietic ability, which is the key reason why Garen chose it.
If the transplant is successful, Garen reckons that his body can definitely have the same ability as the totem, and the light of the totem will no longer hinder him. Moreover, under the powerful hematopoiesis of the two-headed lizard dragon, the limit of the body should also gradually increase.
"But I'm not afraid of 10,000, just in case. Even if I'm a top secret martial artist, a fighter, and my vitality is extremely strong, how should I do this surgery and transplantation? It's difficult to complete the transplantation of the heart and myocardium by myself," Garen said a little That's what's hesitating about.
"After anesthesia, the body cannot command. Without anesthesia, the severe pain will cause the body's blood to accelerate, convulsions and other reactions. Even if you can endure the pain for surgery, it is difficult for the transplant to succeed."
But once successful, Garen judged from the transplanted little squirrel that he would definitely be able to achieve the permanent totem light effect, and at the same time, he might break through the limits of his body.
At that time, I will be the core totem, and the core totem will be myself, and I will be able to use potential points to increase my attributes. At that point, even the slightest side effect won't matter.
While hesitating, Garen looked vaguely at the back of Lala in the next room.
Lala has been completely silverized by him. He tried to evolve Lala through potential points the day before yesterday. Unfortunately, the silverized human totem does not seem to have any possibility of evolution, which also affirmed Gallon's idea of replacing his own organs.
"Is there a drug that can just make people lose the pain sensation without worrying about instinctive reactions such as muscle spasms and blood acceleration?" Garen asked himself.
Suddenly, his eyes lit up, as if he had thought of something.
"I remember that Lei Lan seemed to mention in the chat that the Heitian Society also conducted such an experiment. Some high-level officials tried to silverize themselves, but they couldn't trust others. They found a medicine that simply relieves pain, and they can give it to themselves. Do the surgery yourself. This drug is often used on the battlefield to make soldiers forget their pain, and it should be available at the pharmacists in the Royal Alliance. It’s just that the side effects are relatively large, but there must be samples with better effects. Perhaps I can ask for it while turning in the vine ball."
(end of this chapter)