Dr. Sun stared intently at the young girl on the experimental table, only to see that her delicate skin was covered with cracks and fresh blood was continuously flowing from her wounds. Not only that, her eyes were incredibly wide, her sclera filled with blood vessels, pupils dilated, and her breath had become very faint.
"No! This can't be possible! My experiment can't fail!" Dr. Sun yelled, suddenly taking another syringe from a box beside him and injecting it into the girl's heart. The reagent in it was synthesized from components extracted from mutant plants and functioned similarly to a cardiac stimulant, intended to enhance cardiac activity.
The reagent had just been developed not long ago, still in clinical research, and its performance was unstable, far from ready for widespread use. He had also spent a lot of effort to acquire just this small syringe. At this moment, willing to do anything for a successful experiment, he couldn't care less.
