Crossover Anime: I Became Invincible Starting as an Ajin

The open battle has ended, but the battle behind the scenes continues.

The release of the video, along with explanations related to this battle.

If a video has a wide enough reach and is watched frequently enough, even fake things can become real.

Moreover, everything Wang Bai said was true.

But all of this is left to Aoyama.

Having learned the techniques of Aoshan, Wang Bai went to deal with another matter.

Before the battle, in addition to preparing for the armed attack, they also used the Black Ghost to carry out a large-scale infiltration.

The information and data stolen from within are now all concentrated in one room.

These materials were obtained through the research of the demi-humans, and now that they have retrieved them, it can be said that they were taken from the "people" and used for the "people".

Searching for information is a tedious process, filled with a lot of technical terms, which makes things that should be simple to explain more complicated.

Postmortem molecular reassembly (PMMR)

"After a demi-human dies, the 'Regenerative Nucleoid' (RN) within the body releases a high-energy particle stream, activating reverse entropy reduction in all tissues throughout the body."

The restoration process uses the largest meat chunk (≥10g) as the Replication Origin (RO) for transient somatic cell reprogramming (<5 seconds).

Experimental Case: After the experimental subject HD-002 (Koji Tanaka) was dissected, brain tissue fragments (17g) were successfully used to reconstruct the entire organ.

The Death-Reset Mechanism (DRM) states that "voluntary death (such as suicide) can clear irreversible damage (such as toxin buildup and organ necrosis), resetting the body to a 'Baseline Health Status' (BHS)."

'Invisible Bionetic Manifestation'

It's hard to say that these reports were written in such a dry and difficult-to-understand style to make non-professionals feel their level of expertise.

These reports are mostly based on Tanaka's experimental data, with a small portion being based on Kei Nagai's experimental data.

However, the lack of Wang Bai's own experimental data is quite strange.

I spent half a day going through it, and I had almost finished reading through all the experimental data.

Surprisingly, only a small portion of the information inside was used to study the properties of immortality and eternal life.

More often, the data comes from experiments on interactions with other organisms and the reactions that occur during these interactions.

As expected of a corporate entity.

Ultimately, is it all about valuing money?

However, one report caught Wang Bai's attention.

A major discovery regarding the origins of demi-humans: an unidentified black substance unearthed from an underground facility. Is it alive or dead?

This material was unearthed during a war in the Middle East.

The first thing that catches the eye is a photograph of a mass of dark matter buried underground. According to the caption beside it, it seemed to have been slightly wriggling when it was discovered, before falling silent.

The first person to come into contact with this substance was an unnamed soldier who has been forcibly taken into custody by the United States.

Wang Bai wondered what had happened to the first person he had contacted that led to their being taken into custody by the United States.

But soon, Wang Bai knew the reason.

This person was actually the first demi-human to appear during the war.

It was from that time that demi-humans officially appeared in the human world.

At the end of the research report, it was stated directly that this substance was very likely the reason for the birth of demi-humans.

For those who have read the original work, IBM particles already existed as early as the time of primitive humans.

These particles, along with the immortal beings unique to demi-humans, are considered to be a kind of "heart" power.

This special substance is not the source of the birth of demi-humans, but... it may be a catalyst for their birth.

Wang Bai then looked up the time when the substance was discovered, as well as the subsequent reports of demi-humans.

It seems that after this substance was discovered, the number of Ajin began to surge, and now even the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has more than a dozen Ajin.

It is conceivable that the number of demi-humans known and unknown to human society as a whole far exceeds human imagination.

Now, Wang Bai felt even more hopeful about his goal.

But at the same time, new goals have also emerged.

We must find out what this amazing substance is.

"Wang Bai, the plan has made significant progress."

The door to the room where he had been in seclusion for several days was knocked on, and a young boy's voice came from outside.

He remembered that the other person's name was Nakano Attack, right?

Weren't they already arrested in the last operation?

Wang Bai stepped out of the room and looked at Nakano: "Did Sato rescue you?"

Nakano was taken aback, not expecting this to be the first question. He shook his head and said, "No, it was Mr. Tanaka who rescued me..."

His tone turned somber as he continued, "Unfortunately, in the end, only I was rescued; the rest were left somewhere to be tortured."

"Now, I understand how you feel," Nakano said earnestly, looking at Wang Bai. "I only stayed for one day and endured countless torments, but Mr. Tanaka and Mr. Wang Bai, you stayed for many days and were still able to maintain the kindness of keeping ordinary people away from our demi-human battlefield. That is truly remarkable."

Wang Bai listened to Nakano's words and walked towards the conference room.

It seems that this time, humanity dealt a significant blow to Nakano, but he did not lose his original kindness. It can be said that the "education" was quite perfect.

"It's not time yet. We need to take more action," Wang Bai patted Nakano Kou on the shoulder. "A short, sharp pain is worse than a long, drawn-out one. If we don't demonstrate the power and value of us demi-humans, we'll all end up in an even worse situation."

I pushed open the door and entered the conference room.

Everyone looked at the blackboard to the side, on which a large list was attached with a magnet, and some names on the list had been crossed out with a black pen.

Yu Tozaki's name was circled heavily in red.

Wang Bai met Sato's gaze without changing his expression.

"Where do you think our organization's funding will come from once we no longer need you to sell your organs?"

Sato frowned: "You mean..."

Wang Bai nodded: "That's right, Tosaki Yu can be considered a potential partner to some extent."

Sato still objected, saying that this would reduce the difficulty of the game.

That's what he thought, but Sato couldn't say it out loud in front of so many people, so he made up an excuse:

How can you be sure the other person is trustworthy?

Wang Bai had already prepared his reasons: "The other party is just a scapegoat pushed out by the government. As long as we demi-humans live, his position will be very secure."

At this moment, Nakano interjected, "I understand. There's an old Chinese saying: 'To raise an enemy is to enhance one's own importance.'"