Bab 499: 498. The Great Expedition_1

Lu Ban looked over the other reports.

Most of these reports were about how to study the fusion of humans and monsters.

Derived from early research on Crystal disease, the progress of these studies was rapid. Although there had been odd research topics such as conception, the vast majority were based on the similarities between humans and monsters.

Of course, even so, the content of those studies could be considered taboo and insane anywhere; watching those researchers who once represented the world's hope treat the human participants in the experiments as if they were mere experimental animals was a perversion that could drive one mad.

It was like a family member who normally cared for you suddenly turning against you with a knife, muttering that it was for your own good, stabbing you in the throat with the gentlest words, twisting the blade twice, and then whispering goodnight in a soft voice.

It was utterly chilling.