Chapter 579 The Second Perfect Organism
Brick Norty raised his eyebrows, surprised by Fein's proposal. "Are you serious? You want to inject me with that serum? You know what happened to me the last time I didn't listen to your warnings." He reminded Fein, his voice laced with a hint of skepticism.
Fein nodded, his expression firm. "I am serious. We need to test the serum on someone with experience and knowledge, and who better than my closest friend and research partner?"
Brick Norty crossed his arms and let out a deep sigh. "I don't know, Fein. The last time we experimented with something like this, I almost lost my mind and turned into a monster. I don't want to take that risk again."
Fein placed a hand on Brick Norty's shoulder, his tone comforting. "I know, and I'm sorry for what happened to you. But this time, we have perfected the formula, and we have the soul artifact to ensure that your soul remains intact. Trust me, I wouldn't suggest this if I didn't believe in it."
Brick Norty looked at Fein for a moment, contemplating his proposal. "Alright, fine. But you better be right about this, Fein. I don't want to end up losing my mind again."
Fein smiled, relieved that Brick Norty agreed. "I promise you, Brick. This time, we will get it right."
They spent the rest of the day working on the serum, making sure that every detail was perfect. They double-checked the ingredients, the dosage, and the process to make sure that everything was correct.
Finally, they were ready to inject the serum into Brick Norty. Fein injected the serum into Brick's arm, and they waited anxiously for the results.
A few minutes later, Brick started to feel a strange sensation in his body. He began to sweat profusely, and his heart started to race. Fein and Brick looked at each other, concerned and unsure about what was happening.
Suddenly, Brick let out a loud scream, and his body started to convulse violently. Fein quickly grabbed the soul artifact and used it to stabilize Brick's soul. After a few moments, the convulsions stopped, and Brick's body went limp.
Fein checked Brick's pulse and breathed a sigh of relief when he felt a faint beat. "He's alive, and the perfect gene serum didn't have side effects."
Fein then examined Voli's physical functions and other aspects. The result is Brick Norty's mental faculties and body grew much stronger. But Fein knew that the main benefits wasn't this, but the perfect transformation and gene bank!
"Fein, I have to admit, you were right about the serum. I feel incredible. My mind is clearer, and my body feels stronger than ever before." Brick said, looking at Fein with newfound respect.
Fein smiled, happy to see his friend doing well. "I'm glad to hear that, Brick. I knew the serum would work, but I didn't expect it to work this well. With your help, we can continue to push the boundaries of science and unlock the secrets of the universe."
'Probe!'
Name: Brick Norty
Degu Amount: B+
Profession: Perfect Organism
STR: A+
AGI: A+
END: A+
Abilities: Molecular Observation, Detailed Analysis, Space Surgery, Super Dexterity, Model Projection, Gene Bank (Mythical), Perfect Transformation (Mythical).
Gene Bank (Recorded Creatures): Normal Animals, Humanoid Monster
Fein looked at Brick status, happy for that he could finally protect himself now. Brick Norty's previous C rank degu energy was promoted to B rank. It was just a bonus for becoming a perfect creature. What's more, his three attributes directly reach A-rank peak, which was a testament to how powerful Brick's physical body as a perfect organism was.
However, the main benefit is the abilities that come with it. Gene bank and perfect transformation. Currently, only animals and the humanoid monster or Brick's previous form was the only transformation that was recorded. Brick can transform into a monster but still have complete control and rationality and return to his human form.
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Fein watched as Brick Norty tested his newfound power as a perfect organism. The abilities he obtained included Gene Bank which let him record the genes of creatures, and Perfect Transformation which allowed him to transform into them without any side effects. Fein observed Brick as he tested out his new abilities, and saw that he was able to control himself and return to his human form at any time. Fein was calm, almost nonchalant about the results, as he had expected nothing less from his own research.
"Impressive, isn't it?" Fein remarked, as he watched Brick transform into a dark, muscled humanoid monster. "I knew our research would pay off in the end. The possibilities are endless with this kind of power."
Brick, now back in his human form, was equally amazed. "I never thought it would be possible to have such control over my transformations," he said, with a sense of awe in his voice. "But what about the other side effects that we were worried about? The ones that could potentially turn me into a monster like those Laughing Phantom members?"
Fein shrugged. "I already accounted for that in the research. With your perfect gene serum and the soul artifact, we were able to completely stabilize your genetic makeup. There won't be any side effects, and you won't turn into a monster."
Brick looked relieved. "That's a huge relief. I don't want to end up like those Laughing Phantom members. I want to use my powers for good."
Fein nodded. "That's good to hear. But remember, with great power comes great responsibility. You need to be careful with your abilities and use them wisely."
Brick nodded. "I understand. And I have you to thank for all of this, Fein. Without your expertise and guidance, I wouldn't be here today."
Fein smiled. "You're welcome, Brick. It was a pleasure working with you. Now, let's see what other tests we can run with your new abilities."
As the two continued their research, Fein couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction. His research had paid off, and he had successfully created a perfect organism. He knew that the possibilities were endless, and that with his new creation, he could potentially change the world. But he also knew that with great power came great responsibility, and that he would need to be careful with his experiments.
Fein was not a kind person, nor was he a bad person. He was neutral, driven by his own curiosity and desire for knowledge. He knew that his research could potentially change the world, but he also knew that it could be dangerous if not handled properly. As he watched Brick test out his new powers, Fein felt a sense of pride and accomplishment. He had created something truly remarkable, and he knew that the world would never be the same again.