Resurrection Empire

Chapter 1461: Chapter 551: Three Days_2

Ren Zhong felt confident but remained noncommittal, raising his head as he strode inside.

The first day involved a full-body, high-precision scanning and modeling, sampling of muscle tissues, organ tissues, bones from different regions, ultra-high precision atomic scanning equipment and atomic synthesizer for physical copying of neurons in different brain regions, and micro-extractions of brain tissue fluids.

The second day consisted of a comprehensive test of motor abilities, Brain-Machine Synchronization Rate, Biological Electric Power, Brain Reaction Index, Physical Comprehensive Index, total body adenosine circulation monitoring, and reproductive carrier analysis...

The third day was a full-day comprehensive examination by the Telekinesis Master, exploration of subconscious, and deep exploration of human desires.

By the evening, after spending the whole day trying hard to deceive the others, Ren Zhong finally played faint, considering it a break.

Listening to the wind with his ears to discern positions and confirming that the chief advanced Telekinesis Master beside him began to look at the watch suspiciously, he then woke up on time, concluding what seemed to others as a very important but to him felt like a thoroughly futile human body analysis.

During these three days, he cooperated fully, and basically followed the institute’s instructions, even generously providing the reproductive carrier gel solution, only rejecting the help of nursing staff, opting to personally handle it himself.

According to the Life Institute’s chief expert, due to Marquis Zhenjiang’s strong statement, some originally planned projects were removed, as they were not part of regular test standards. These projects carried certain risks, and although not fatal, they could potentially leave very difficult-to-repair aftereffects, which could not be completely cured even using an atomic reconstruction device.

This makes sense.

In some aspects, the complexity of the human body even surpasses that of a planet.

What determines the internal material environment and cellular microbial characteristics of the human body are not merely various parameters on the physical and chemical levels, but also some wonderfully mysterious rules.

Two more hours passed, by which time the night was deep. At first, the stars hung high in the sky, then quickly clouds gathered, leading to a torrential downpour, when the chief expert finally appeared before Ren Zhong with a complete research report.

Ren Zhong glanced at it casually.

The contents almost matched his previous speculations.

Essentially, his muscle density was somewhat higher than that of ordinary humans of the Empire, the micro-current pathways in his body were broader, internal electrical resistance was lower, bone density was greater, the organs were more active than those of normal people, and brain neuron cells had higher activity, with the genetic reproductive carrier’s internal units exhibiting unusual aggressiveness, etc...

That’s about all.

All of these manifestations combined could explain why his Professionals combat capabilities were so formidable, his intelligence so high, and his intuition so accurate.

In conclusion, although he exhibited many traits differing from ordinary people, when combined, he was still a standard native human, not a sublimated being, Pilgrim, or member of the Spirit Demon Race.

As for the psychological examination, it indicated that despite being oppressed by Liu An, deep down he was still satisfied with the current state of the Empire, still approved of the Emperor’s leadership, and strongly valued Mechanical Empire’s preservation of native human form, while intensely hating the other three branches of humanity.

He personally still had a strong desire for power, a desire for combat, and a small amount of sexual desire.

He was also very ambitious, with the ambition to become the Chosen One, to expand the Empire, and trample the other three branches of humanity underfoot.

All signs suggested that Ren Zhong was a trustworthy insider, only regrettably, his personal talent was not universal enough to serve as a template for mass training talents.

Ren Zhong walked out of the Life Institute alone, holding an umbrella, and saw Qi Qi still standing outside the gate.

The light at the entrance illuminated her body.

The pool of accumulated water behind her had already formed a puddle, shimmering in the rain, dancing with her shadow.

She did not hold an umbrella and her clothes were soaked.

Ren Zhong recalled briefly and astonishingly realized she was indeed standing in the same spot as three days ago, without even moving her feet.

Ren Zhong approached her, moving the umbrella in his hand halfway over to shield her from the downpour above her head.

Qi Qi raised her head, water droplets still sliding down her lips, but she said, "I’ve read your research analysis report."

Ren Zhong: "Hmm. How was it?"

Qi Qi first glanced in the direction of the institute to ensure no one was following, then lowered her voice and said, "It’s very different from what I expected. You shouldn’t be this ordinary."