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Chapter 95 Banner Unleashed

Dr. Harvison stared excitedly at Banner, the beast that had provided much of the results for his experiments.

His eyes gleamed with an endless thirst for exploring the unknown world, and his fingers unconsciously tapped the edge of the lab table, making a rhythmic "thump-thump" sound, as if playing the prelude to the new discovery that was about to be revealed.

He slowly stood up and gazed closely at Banner's figure moving freely in the simulated natural environment.

Banner was large and strong, with a faint red glow visible beneath his skin, a direct reflection of the unstable genetic activity within him.

"You are the key to unlocking the mysteries of life."

Dr. Harvison muttered to himself as he wrote down a series of complex formulas and notes, attempting to capture and analyze the incredible life phenomena in Banner.

His pen moved swiftly across the paper, eager to record everything he had discovered.

"Abnormal arrangement of gene sequences... mutations induced by divine power... and those undiscovered genetic factors..."

Dr. Harvison muttered to himself, the more he studied Banner, the more he felt that Banner was truly a treasure trove, containing endless knowledge.

Banner's mutations are not entirely random, but are precisely regulated by a series of complex factors, which Dr. Harvison believes may be divine intervention. These factors include, but are not limited to, specific regions of the genome, environmental stress, and the individual's internal physiological balance.

"If I could control this regulatory mechanism..."

A flicker of excitement crossed Dr. Harvison's eyes.

"Then we will be able to understand the essence of life more deeply, and may even find new ways to treat genetic diseases!"

I'm so glad I came to this place; I should have come sooner!

"Dr. Harvison, while I am pleased that you are so passionate about studying Banner, I must advise you to be careful not to actually wake it up."

Brigadier General Williams walked up to Dr. Harvison, looking at Banner with a hint of worry.

Although Dr. Harvisson's research allowed him to complete his task successfully, Brigadier General Williams was terrified to observe it, fearing that a daring move by Dr. Harvisson might awaken Banner.

By then, including him, probably no one in the entire research team will survive.

"Relax, Brigadier General. It's been so long; this beast should have woken up by now."

Dr. Harvison was also somewhat worried, but as time went by, and with the knowledge he gained from Banner, his previous understanding was overturned.

Now he's only thinking about further studying Banner, and he's aware of the dangers involved, but scientific experiments always come with risks.

"Those remnants who worship the Blood God aren't all dead yet. If a few of them try to rescue Banner, things could get very bad."

Dr. Harvison dismissed Brigadier General Williams's words.

"Are you referring to those stray dogs who were chased around by your military after losing Banner? They can barely take care of themselves, yet they're trying to rescue Banner. Tsk tsk."

"It's better to be careful."

Brigadier General Williams was only thinking about advancing further, not about being torn to pieces by a wild beast.

Dr. Harvison nodded slightly, but the light in his eyes did not dim; instead, it burned even brighter.

"Brigadier General, I understand your concerns, but it is precisely this unknown and challenge that drives science forward. I have a bold idea regarding Banner's research."

Brigadier General Williams felt his eyelids twitch; Dr. Harvisson's expression when he said those words was so similar, or rather, exactly the same as the expression of those mad scientists in movies.

"Doctor, what exactly do you mean by 'bold idea'?"

Brigadier General Williams asked tentatively, while his right hand carefully touched the gun. If Dr. Harvisson's answer made him feel dangerous, then he would have no choice but to use the gun to calm the doctor down.

"I intend to dissect Banner, Brigadier General. What do you think?"

Before he could finish speaking, Dr. Harvison felt something thick and hard pressing against his forehead.

"Doctor, abandon your dangerous idea, or I'll have to report that you've gone mad due to excessive research pressure and are trying to wake Banner up. I'll then have to kill you to ensure my safety."

"brigadier."

"Give up your dangerous idea!"

Brigadier General Williams showed no intention of making any concessions; if Dr. Harvis uttered a single word of dissent, he would immediately have his head smashed open.

"Alright, Brigadier General, I'm abandoning that idea."

Dr. Harvis could sense that Brigadier General Williams was not joking, and for the sake of his own life, Dr. Harvis had to temporarily abandon the idea.

"You'd better really give up, I'll be watching you."

Brigadier General Williams' face was tense, his eyes piercing.

"What a pity. Such good research material. If it had been successful, it would have been an easy way for you to advance further."

"That depends on whether you're alive or not!"

Brigadier General Williams glared at Dr. Harvison. He was different from Dr. Harvison; he valued his life highly. If the progress was slow, so be it. There were still many days ahead, and it was not unacceptable to be promoted slowly.

Dr. Harvison stared at Banner, his eyes filled with regret.

With such excellent material, I'll soon be able to unravel its secrets. If I can dissect it and study its internal structure, I might just succeed.

The devices on Banner's body are suppressing it, so the beast will definitely not wake up.

Take this amulet for example. It's so exquisite that one can't help but examine it. Perhaps one can understand the mysteries of divine power, and maybe then one can make Banner never wake up again, and then study it however one wants.

Dr. Harvis's eyes gradually blurred, and only the amulet remained in his vision. Perhaps, his thoughts were right?

"Bang!"

Gunshots rang out, and Dr. Harvison fell to the ground. He looked incredulously at the amulet in his hand, then at Banner, who had opened his eyes.

What's going on?

Brigadier General Williams' hands were trembling. He shot Dr. Harvison because he tore off the amulet. That madman tore off the amulet!

Banner, with its blood-red eyes, was staring at him.

What should I do?

After a dizzying moment, Brigadier General Williams no longer needed to think about the problem.

The alarm sounded at the research base, but it didn't matter much at that point.

The slumbering beasts have awakened; no one in this base will survive.

Oh, no, there was another huge figure that appeared in front of Banner.

"It is good that you have awakened, warrior of Khorne, the messenger of the Lord of Changes greets you."

(End of this chapter)