(The latter is repeated, so I'll see it tomorrow)

April's father's sabotage and arson years ago completely destroyed the lab's finished mutagens and all research materials, and delayed the Bigfoot Gang's idea of using chemical agents to take control of the city indefinitely.

But the future of this project is so tempting that even after the results of the research have been destroyed, Eric Sachs has never stopped working on mutagens, trying to replicate them.

As a businessman, Eric is also a competent researcher, and in the laboratory that made mutagens, Eric was one of the two most important researchers in the laboratory, and by the way, the owner of the laboratory.

Bigfoot recently looted chemicals used for genetic research to support Eric Sachs' research and to help him get more important but free chemicals.

It's just that some things don't mean that hard work can produce results. Sometimes a change in one factor can lead to a completely different outcome. As the chaos principle believes, in a chaotic system, the initial conditions change very slightly, and after continuous amplification, it will cause extremely large changes to its future state.

In addition to their own research level and efforts, they were able to make mutagens back then, and there were also factors of luck and coincidence. Even though Eric was once a mutagen researcher, his new lab had more advanced equipment and more money, but until now, he has not succeeded in replicating the mutagenage.

It's not that there is no progress at all, a few months ago, Eric's laboratory, in the process of research, created a drug similar to a mutagenage, but more dangerous than a mutagen.

This drug can also stimulate the self-healing ability of biological cells and strengthen the user's body, and in the ingredients of the potion, Eric sees a lot of familiar things, doesn't it sound good?

If the drug was stable enough, Eric could have declared the mutagen replicating successful, but it didn't go so well.

As Eric Sachs said, the agent is not stable, and its effect is more irritable than that of a real mutagenage, which has been proven in several previous human trials.

The Bigfoot soldiers who have been injected with this half-finished product will get an all-round improvement in the body in a short period of time, and the left and right effects on the cells are more obvious than the mutagens of the year. But as if they had been injected with stimulants, they became hyperactive and irritable, unable to control their aggression. Later anatomies showed that the drug caused a certain degree of damage to the anterior lobe of the human brain, resulting in the inability of the person to effectively control his behavior.

It's just that it's nothing, even if you treat them as mad dogs, you can still let them out and bite people.

Unfortunately, after the injection of the semi-finished product, the soldiers died shortly after, and their bodies simply could not withstand the irritable drugs. Of the few human trials, the one that lasted the longest lasted only ten minutes.

As a result, Eric Sachs gave up on the immediate expansion of the use of this semi-finished product, and instead focused on stabilizing the drug and making it milder to achieve an effect that the body could tolerate. It can be said that once he succeeds, he is equivalent to successfully replicating the mutagen of the year.

And now, hearing that Slade was going to use that kind of semi-finished product, Eric's first thought was to persuade Slade to dispel this idea.

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April's father's sabotage and arson years ago completely destroyed the lab's finished mutagens and all research materials, and delayed the Bigfoot Gang's idea of using chemical agents to take control of the city indefinitely.

But the future of this project is so tempting that even after the results of the research have been destroyed, Eric Sachs has never stopped working on mutagens, trying to replicate them.

As a businessman, Eric is also a competent researcher, and in the laboratory that made mutagens, Eric was one of the two most important researchers in the laboratory, and by the way, the owner of the laboratory.

Bigfoot recently looted chemicals used for genetic research to support Eric Sachs' research and to help him get more important but free chemicals.

It's just that some things don't mean that hard work can produce results. Sometimes a change in one factor can lead to a completely different outcome. As the chaos principle believes, in a chaotic system, the initial conditions change very slightly, and after continuous amplification, it will cause extremely large changes to its future state.

In addition to their own research level and efforts, they were able to make mutagens back then, and there were also factors of luck and coincidence. Even though Eric was once a mutagen researcher, his new lab had more advanced equipment and more money, but until now, he has not succeeded in replicating the mutagenage.

It's not that there is no progress at all, a few months ago, Eric's laboratory, in the process of research, created a drug similar to a mutagenage, but more dangerous than a mutagen.

This drug can also stimulate the self-healing ability of biological cells and strengthen the user's body, and in the ingredients of the potion, Eric sees a lot of familiar things, doesn't it sound good?

If the drug was stable enough, Eric could have declared the mutagen replicating successful, but it didn't go so well.

As Eric Sachs said, the agent is not stable, and its effect is more irritable than that of a real mutagenage, which has been proven in several previous human trials.

The Bigfoot soldiers who have been injected with this half-finished product will get an all-round improvement in the body in a short period of time, and the left and right effects on the cells are more obvious than the mutagens of the year. But as if they had been injected with stimulants, they became hyperactive and irritable, unable to control their aggression. Later anatomies showed that the drug caused a certain degree of damage to the anterior lobe of the human brain, resulting in the inability of the person to effectively control his behavior.

It's just that it's nothing, even if you treat them as mad dogs, you can still let them out and bite people.

Unfortunately, after the injection of the semi-finished product, the soldiers died shortly after, and their bodies simply could not withstand the irritable drugs. Of the few human trials, the one that lasted the longest lasted only ten minutes.

As a result, Eric Sachs gave up on the immediate expansion of the use of this semi-finished product, and instead focused on stabilizing the drug and making it milder to achieve an effect that the body could tolerate. It can be said that once he succeeds, he is equivalent to successfully replicating the mutagen of the year.

And now, hearing that Slade was going to use that kind of semi-finished product, Eric's first thought was to persuade Slade to dispel this idea.