Chapter 1213 Extraordinary Creatures! The Secrets Buried in Genes!

It's great to have a legend as a lab assistant.

Grete sighed sincerely.

"This is the first mouse experiment. First, select 100 healthy male rats and 100 healthy female rats. Both are ordinary rats, not Warcraft."

Gretel just had to use his mouth. The disciples who have their own legend run to catch rats, select rats, and feed rats. When a male rat or a female rat is captured, the legendary disciples are naturally responsible for taking care of the pups.

"Secondly, try the 50% lethal dose of rat radiation. Senior brother, I leave it to you~~~"

A batch of 10 animals, a batch of 10 animals, were sent to the center of the institute alive and kicking, and then a pile of corpses was sent out. Gretel could only shrug his shoulders and pretend not to see the distressed, depressed, angry, and speechless looks of those elves:

In research, there are always sacrifices. This elf, you don’t want Elder Fashim to make a mistake on your family because of his unskilled treatment, right?

"Once again, record the chromosomes of healthy mice. Elder, please record it and use this instrument to transfer it to the mobile tower. I will use it to write my thesis~~~"

Grete diligently held up a gold box inlaid with beads.

Ah, it's good to have a legend around. Although he can't do a microscope himself, Elder Fahim can do it. As long as you can rub it, you can transcribe what is projected in the world of meditation into reality!

"Brother, give the mice radiation...Elder, record the chromosomes of the irradiated mice again...the limited wish technique repairs the chromosomes...record the chromosomes again..."

"Move the tower spirit and compare the chromosomes before and after treatment!"

The tower spirit made a buzzing, buzzing sound. That familiar frequency, that familiar tone made Grete's eyesight darken:

Isn't it right? Senior brother's mobile tower spirit was also destroyed by MOSS?

Rat experiments stutter. The limited wish-making spell that can perfectly cure fruit fly larvae falls on mice. The spell output, spell range, and many details need to be adjusted accordingly.

Elder Fahim tried more than a dozen times before he could successfully treat the genetic collapse in mice. That is to say, the legendary mage stands at the top of spell casters in terms of mana and concentration, and can withstand the consumption of more than ten times a day...

If it were Gretel who studied this topic himself, the research cycle would probably be extended to dozens of times!

After the mice came the rabbits—what, no rabbits? Then use capybara instead!

After the capybara comes the monkey – which one?

"Yeah...pygmy monkeys, howler monkeys, spider monkeys, bald monkeys...which one do you want? Or can you just catch dozens of them regardless of species?"

"..."

Gretel sighed. It’s really hard to be an academic leader. Although there are people who do the repetitive and routine work, only he can make the decision for such unprecedented pioneering work...

By the way, why were rhesus monkeys and crab-eating monkeys chosen among a large number of monkeys? What are the reasons for choosing them? What did the teacher say? For example, genes that are 94% similar to humans can be ruled out for the time being...

"Choose... Can you please tell me about the common monkeys first? The height, weight, what the adult monkeys eat, their reproduction speed, the size of the population... Also, what are the highest levels of monsters in the population..."

It took about ten days to select monkeys, capture monkeys, and conduct experiments on monkeys. After the monkey's treatment was completed, several elf legends and the young elves looked at Gretel eagerly again:

"Can it be cured now?"

"...No, not for the time being." Gretel turned a page of the experiment book in his hand:

"It is currently unclear whether the limited wishing technique that works on ordinary creatures will work on extraordinary creatures. So - let's go back to mice, starting with mice at the World of Warcraft level!"

"what……"

"I'm going to catch mice again..."

"Warcraft-level rats are even harder to catch..."

The elves were high and low, wailing. Gretel looked at them calmly until their voices gradually became lower, then he clapped his hands and raised his voice:

"As far as I know, the elves who are qualified to enter the secret realm and are injured and sealed in the ancient trees are all high-level - or as we put it, existences above level 15. I don't need to explain the physical differences between high-level and low-level You also understand, right?"

"I hope your compatriots will be cured safely, then try your best to catch the monsters!"

"I haven't asked you to catch anyone above level 15 yet!"

The elves cried and went to perform their tasks. Despite the complaints, their efficiency in carrying out their tasks was unusually high. In just five days, Gretel obtained a large number of various magical beasts:

Magic rats, low level, 100 pieces;

Capybaras, low-level, 100, medium-level, 20;

Monkeys, low level, 100 monkeys, medium level, 20 monkeys, high level...

"There are only 5 high-level ones..." Idian put the moon blade on his shoulder, looking nonchalant, trying his best not to let Gretel notice the scratches on his body.

Obviously, it is not that easy for this half-step legend who is about to advance to capture five high-level demon monkeys alive from the monkey group without causing unnecessary killing:

"After all, we still have to leave a protector for each monkey group. The sudden loss of a powerful leader will cause the surrounding monsters to attack in groups, making the entire forest unbalanced. Little Gretel, you have given us a problem. !”

"Then it depends on the senior brothers and elders." Gretel met his gaze and calmly spread his hands:

"As long as the senior brother masters the range of the attack and hits each monkey until its genes collapse, but does not kill them on the spot; the elder's treatment can be completed smoothly and every monkey is cured - once cured, they can be released, right? Will you be responsible for releasing it?"

"It's really..."

Idian shrugged. Gretel saw his lips twitching twice, and guessed that he wanted to say something like "I owe you" - but in the final analysis, doing this research is to cure the elves.

On the contrary, Gretel has been working hard and thinking hard for the treatment of the elves. If he really wanted to say he owed something, it was the elves who owed him.

So Iudian could only swallow these complaints and take care of these monkeys himself. Soon, the research chain started turning again:

Record healthy chromosomes, cast spells until genes collapse, record collapsed chromosomes, repair with limited wish spells, record chromosomes again...

Elder Fahim and Archmage Baierbo are responsible for the actual operation, while Grete is responsible for operating the mobile tower spirit, constantly recording and comparing. After recording more than a hundred capybaras and more than a hundred magic monkeys, Grete finally made a special discovery:

"Elder, elder!"

The tower spirit projected a bright light, and within the light curtain, the chromosome strips were in a mess, tangled into a dizzy ball of hair. However, among these hairballs, there is a piece of information that has been processed, compared, and specially marked by Talling, which is particularly eye-catching:

"Elder, look! This is an ordinary monkey - this is a low-level demon monkey, a middle-level demon monkey, a high-level demon monkey..."

Gretel's fingers kept moving. Following his instructions, a piece of unusual information jumped into everyone's eyes:

"These monkeys of the same species have very similar chromosome strips. But the higher the level of the demon monkey, the longer this special chromosome strip... And the demon rat and the demonized capybara also have this similar strip. bring……"

"Perhaps this is the secret of transcendence? As we continue to advance, we will leave special marks on our chromosomes?"

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