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Chapter 515 - 515 515 Numerous Restrictions

515: Chapter 515: Numerous Restrictions 515: Chapter 515: Numerous Restrictions “You should know very well who I am; my lips are sealed.”

Zhao Guang was indeed at ease with this aspect, after all, they had been cooperating for quite some time now.

“This time it’s mainly about a plant, a blood-sucking plant.”

“A blood-sucking plant?

That’s not common.

Is it the kind that hunts on its own?” Liu Jiayin thought of many plants that prey on insects, wondering if such a thing really needed to be kept secret.

“It does hunt, but only sucks blood, like mosquitoes or vampire bats.

So you need to be careful not to get hurt by this thing.” It was essential to be aware of this, as the Blood-sucking Vine’s aggressiveness was far from weak.

Even if it had been weakened by Zhao Guang, it could still easily pierce through two centimeters thick glass.

With the human’s own defensive power, one could be penetrated in an instant and then turned into a mummified corpse.

Of course, because of the full-seal containment, all sorts of operations were carried out by machines.

Not to mention that ordinary machines wouldn’t be easily damaged, the Blood-sucking Vine wasn’t interested in these cold, emotionless things anyway.

“I understand, but what is this thing used for?”

It was not safe to research dangerous things carelessly, or it could cause trouble if discovered by authorities.

“Don’t worry, it’s for the development of medicine.

Aren’t we cooperating with the military?

I feel that we can’t just keep selling them food and drink, so I’ve decided to develop Potions.”

“Besides, lately, those pharmaceutical companies abroad, they’ve gone a bit too far, haven’t they?”

Thinking about those guys, even Liu Jiayin felt a gritting anger.

There was no choice; Zhao Guang had just resolved the last issue with the feed, but due to time constraints, it hadn’t been widely publicized yet.

But who would have thought that before he could even begin to counter-attack, the foreign companies had already caused new problems.

Several large pharmaceutical companies announced their latest research on new drugs and the prices at launch were beyond the affordability of many people.

Even worse, they were selling them at the highest prices in their own countries, as usual.

In this way, they extracted too much wealth from the patients, which was infuriating.

If it were just wealth, that would be one thing, but what was crucial was that this was money people relied on to save lives.

If there were no alternatives, that would be one thing, but all they could do was try everything to sell their drugs.

In the end, many could only watch their loved ones die because they couldn’t afford the medication, which was truly infuriating.

Liu Jiayin had just come to this realization and nodded, saying, “You’re right, we must teach them a lesson.”

In Liu Jiayin’s heart, Zhao Guang and his behind-the-scenes team had nearly become omnipotent.

It was truly unexpected.

They all came out of the same dormitory, yet why was the disparity so great?

Look at Zhao Guang’s achievements; they weren’t just in terms of wealth, but most importantly, in scientific research.

If Zhao Guang dared to go to Western countries now, they would surely use all sorts of methods to keep him there.

Now that it was decided, the two of them didn’t waste any more time.

Zhao Guang directly submerged the seeds in fresh blood and secretly stimulated the growth of the Blood-sucking Vine.

Although Zhao Guang had tried to slow down the speed as much as possible, this rate of growth still scared Liu Jiayin.

“Are you sure there won’t be a problem?

This growth speed is indeed terrifying.”

“Don’t worry, it will stop growing once it reaches a certain size; I’ve already imposed limitations.”

Indeed, it was about restriction.

Zhao Guang spent such a long time not only to familiarize himself with the capabilities of the Blood-sucking Vine but also to tamper with the seeds using scientific methods.

The Blood-sucking Vine of today is not simply reduced in aggression.

These Blood-sucking Vines are now incapable of splitting to reproduce or of generating seeds.

They stop growing once they reach a certain size, lacking the ability to grow indefinitely.

Even if some parts fall off, they cannot grow into new plants.

Only when their core is intact can these vines retain their vitality.

Otherwise, a simple experiment wouldn’t take as long as it did for someone like Zhao Guang.

Zhao Guang relied on both scientific and magical approaches, sparing neither.

Under such restrictions, even if the Blood-sucking Vine was to spread, it definitely wouldn’t cause too much trouble.

At most, it would kill some animals that come near it, that’s all.

As long as one is careful, humans themselves would not be threatened, not to mention that they are already placed inside sealed buildings.

These buildings were constructed in several locations, but all are closely grouped together.

“In the future, are we going to use all the pig’s blood to feed the Blood-sucking Vine?

That seems like a big loss,” lamented one.

The price of selling pig’s blood was very high; using it like this seemed like a waste.

“Not only the blood of five pigs but also that of bread pigs is needed.

This isn’t a waste at all,” Zhao Guang responded indifferently, carefully observing that he had added one final layer of limitation: Magic Power stimulation.

If these Blood-sucking Vines are not kept within his own Micro Magic Domain, placed on Earth, they would rapidly degenerate.

That’s right, it’s not reproductive degeneration, but the vines themselves would continue to devolve, eventually turning into ordinary vines until they wither away completely.

After sensing through Zhao Guang’s perception, he finally concluded that the issue wasn’t significant and he felt relieved.

“Keep an eye on that core bud.

The Blood Essence will be produced there.

Just have someone use machinery to collect it.

The whole process must be sealed, and no one should touch it.”

“Don’t worry, I’ll keep the stuff in the safest place, where no one but you can touch it,” Liu Jiayin assured.

Zhao Guang emphasized repeatedly, and Liu Jiayin realized the great importance of this matter.

“Tell me the truth, does your Healing Potion have anything to do with this?” Liu Jiayin inquired.

“I can’t say it has nothing to do with it, just that there’s a little,” said Zhao Guang vaguely.

“If that’s the case, then it’s not something we can protect by ourselves.

Without the protection of the state military, there might be danger,” Liu Jiayin mused.

Turning to the nation for help in times of peril was a common sentiment among citizens.

Zhao Guang had considered this too, realizing that keeping such people out of the loop might not be wise.

“Alright, then let them participate in the protection, but they must not act rashly.”

Allowing them to be involved meant they would definitely obtain samples.

However, after much thought, it seemed they wouldn’t be able to conduct much research anyway.

Without Combat Energy, consuming it would be meaningless.

If someone were to consume too much, it would be no different than ingesting poison and seeking death.

But Liu Jiayin was unaware of these details.

Seeing Zhao Guang relenting, he too breathed a sigh of relief.

There was a world of difference between actively inviting protection and passively receiving unwelcome attention.

Zhao Guang might be able to hold his own, but could Liu Jiayin say the same?

While Liu Jiayin wished to develop his home region, it didn’t mean he was willing to risk his own life in the process.