NCH technology, derived from the blood of vampires.

When Darwin learned that the change of human beings was due to the temporary replacement of the mitochondria of human cells by the blood of vampires, thus temporarily changing the functions of the human body, it was as if human beings had become another life, and thus gained great power.

Vampire blood can change human beings, but at the same time, it will also bring irreversible side effects, Darwin tried to achieve the purpose of safely strengthening people through other means, so NCH technology came into being.

Unfortunately, Darwin was unable to stabilize the controllable range of NCH technology throughout his life, and was still in the initial stage of conceptual experimentation where theory prevailed over practice.

He has the ability to interact with even the genetic matrix permanently, but he has no way of knowing what kind of new life forms will be created after completing the interaction, so his experiments have not been able to bring any benefit to the world except to create a bunch of monsters.

None of the five techniques created by Darwin seem to have escaped this cycle.

After Darwin's death, more biologists followed one after another to study his NCH technology, and despite the unremitting efforts of generations and many achievements in NCH technology, no one has been able to solve the problem of the stability of NCH technology.

Because the life forms created by NCH technology are unknown, unmeetable, and difficult to classify, NCH technology, except for theoretical experiments, does not have much use value, whether it is used in medicine or military, it is not unsatisfactory, so this technology has not spread, and is only known in the biological community.

As time passed, some persevering biologists, seeing nothing to be gained for a long time, gradually began to go off the rails and have more unrealistic ideas.

They believe that the technology originated from the blood of vampires, and now that they can't make any progress, why not return the experiment itself to the starting point.

Darwin's idea was to learn and master the way vampire blood changed human genes, and to apply this method to biology, so that he could think of controlling genetic mutations.

This research is completely discarding vampires, they don't need vampire blood, but instead create a technology that has the same effect and effect as vampire blood, without any side effects.

And for those who want to build a powerful biochemical corps through NCH technology, it is a completely different matter.

What they want is just a powerful human being changed by the blood of a vampire, but they don't want them to become uncontrollable madmen.

Due to the different purposes, the research methods are naturally different, and they also want to use NCH technology to completely change the combat effectiveness of human beings, but the only thing they have to do is to remove the side effects caused by the blood of vampires.

As long as they can remove the side effects from the vampire's blood, they can easily use the vampire's blood to achieve the NCH technology that Darwin's death failed to succeed in, and completely change the human race.

After the Meiji Restoration, especially after the formation of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, Japan learned this technology from Britain and immediately devoted itself to experimental research, and Japan also set off a vampire frenzy at that time.

Countless young men and women wish they could be vampires, or rarely associate with them.

Under the intervention of the United States, the Anglo-Japanese alliance soon collapsed, but Japan's biochemical research system was deeply branded with the British style.

Even in today's post-war Japan, this ******** seems to have remained the same, and they believe that there must be some kind of image that can safely use the blood of vampires for humans, but they have not found this method for the time being.

Now that Konstantin has brought up the past, Naoto Akiyama said that there is a huge conspiracy in it, and it seems that things have inevitably changed in a way that is not optimistic.

"So they succeeded?" Franky Mill asked.

"I don't know, maybe it worked, maybe it didn't." Konstantin replied.

"If not, what are you worried about?" Franky Mill asked.

"Because they're likely to succeed." Konstantin said.

"Why? Britain didn't succeed, how do you know that Japan is likely to succeed? Frankie Mill asked.

"The answer is simple, there are vampires helping them, and they are no ordinary vampires." Konstantin replied in the affirmative.

"What? You're saying that there are vampires, helping humans, figuring out how to deal with them, you're not kidding, are you? It's as if the United States helped us figure out how to defeat the United States, and this kind of thing is absolutely impossible for this to happen. Frankie Mill smiled disdainfully.

"Am I joking? Humans will not destroy vampires, but they will destroy humans themselves, which is why the [Vampire King] will be willing to help humans. If humans had mastered this technology, humans would have fought each other before they could decide to deal with vampires, so human hunting was nothing to vampires. Konstantin said.

"Wait, who are you talking about? Vampire King? You mean, it's the vampire king who helped them? So is it also your king? Frankimir asked, puzzled.

"That's what she calls herself, in the world of vampires, there is no king, she's just a woman." Konstantin said.

"A female streamer dares to call herself the [Vampire King], I'm afraid it's not as simple as you say, right?" Frank Mire asked.

Regardless of whether there is a king in the world of vampires, any vampire dares to call himself a king, if he does not have some real skills, he is afraid that other vampires will not be so easy to agree, not only will they inevitably be in trouble, but they may even lose their lives from the mouth, there is no law in the world of vampires, they will never know what pity and sympathy are, just like Konstantin, always with that lifeless and stiff expression.

"You guessed it, before she became a vampire, she was a legendary female ninja, proficient in all kinds of assassination, because she didn't want to grow old day by day, and was determined to become a vampire with an immortal body, no one knows how she became a vampire, in short, in the end she got her wish." Konstantin said.

"Didn't you become a vampire if you were bitten by a vampire?" Frank Mire asked.

"It's not that simple, the vast majority of people who have been bitten by vampires will not become vampires until they die. Due to the illusion-making effect of vampire's saliva, it is common for many people to be bitten by a vampire without knowing that they have been bitten by a vampire. Konstantin said.

Frankie Mill shuddered, the veins in his whole body felt itching, and he had an indescribable tolerance, in short, he had never felt such a feeling before.

"Don't worry, I promise you've never been bitten by a vampire." Konstantin said.

"Are you sure about that?" Frankimir asked.

"I'm pretty sure, but I can't guarantee that no vampire won't want to bite you." Konstantin said.

"I'm relieved! It seems that the [Vampire King] must not be simple. Franky Mill returned to the topic.

"Suffice it to say that, as far as I know, there have been no vampires who can be her opponents." Konstantin said.

"What a horrible woman." Frank Mill said.

"That's right, she's not a good person, so we're in a lot of trouble." Konstantin said.

"I really didn't expect that this time there will be another good show, and we are really in trouble and trouble." Frankie Mill shook his head helplessly.

"Would I like to bring you a cup of tea?" Naoto Akiyama couldn't help but interrupt the conversation between the two of them.

"If I could, I'd love to!" Frankie Mill nodded wryly.

"What do you think? Do you think we have tea to drink in the desert? Naoto Akiyama asked rhetorically.

Without waiting for Frankimir to answer, Mr. Impermanence hurriedly said: "That's right, this wild desert is not a place to talk, so let's get out of here first." ”

"What the hell is this, I remember someone saying just now, it seems to be a dream or something?" Frankie Mill asked, puzzled.

"That's probably the case, nine times out of ten, all of what we see are just illusions, just now the [Dog God] dispersed the phantoms of the [Nine-Tailed Demon Fox] and the [Flame God of War] for us, but one thing I can tell you, although what you see is only an illusion, but the real [Nine-Tailed Demon Fox] and [Flame God of War] are bound to be not far from us. Although we have not yet been able to dispel the illusion of the desert, I think the answer to the question may not be far away, and slowly the desert will not have an exit, and we need to find something different in order to successfully dispel these illusions. Mr. Impermanence said.

Frankimir knew that Mr. Impermanence knew everything, so he would not be suspicious of Mr. Impermanence's words, but there was one thing he never understood as to what such a magnificent and vast illusion was made of, and Frankimir was puzzled by this.

"Do you know, sir, how these visions come about? They told me what it was, and I didn't believe that kind of nonsense. Frankie Mill asked.

"[Manju Sahua] is just a façade, we are in a huge enclosed space at the moment, because the space is huge enough, and it is completely enclosed, so we can create such an illusion, and the current Sapporo City is far more complicated than we imagined." Mr. Impermanence explained.

"Let's go, let's find the way, there's no need to waste time here." Naoto Akiyama said that this alone was at the forefront.

Qingming, who fell at the end, didn't think it was a waste of time, he actually saw the [Dog God], which really made him excited, and he was very interested in the beautiful mixed-race girl.

This at least proves once again that myths are not all groundless, and Qingming believes that most of the legends in myths have actually existed.

Everyone walked all the way and soon found a ruined ancient Egyptian temple in the desert.

Under the scorching sun, the walls of the temple, which was heavily eroded, emitted a dazzling light, even after being soaked in wind and frost, it was still so majestic and dignified.

The temple was carved into the rock face and appeared to have three entrances, and no one should have believed that it would be an illusion if they had not known it beforehand.

"It's really beautiful, are you really sure that this is also an illusion of immortality?" Qingming asked suspiciously.

"Just think of it as a trip, there's nothing wrong with that, I've wanted to travel to Egypt for a long time." Frank Mill said.

"Don't be too happy, whoever reads it doesn't know what's inside. From the outside, it looks like a temple dedicated to the sun god Ra. Naoto Akiyama said thoughtfully.

"The ancient king of the gods, perhaps as old as the vampires, but fortunately the gods did not become our enemies, otherwise the whole world would be in trouble." Mr. Impermanence said with a feather fan shaken lightly.

"Are you sure that vampires are as old as ancient Egypt?" Konstantin asked casually.

In fact, even Konstantin himself does not know the origin of vampires, and when can it be traced, which may always be an unsolved mystery, just like why human civilization appeared, even if it has been thousands or even thousands of years, human beings may still not know the answer.

"I don't know how long the history of vampires can be traced, it is said that as early as the ancient Nile civilization, when it was still in its embryonic and formative period, vampires have appeared in front of human beings. It's just that humans were still very ignorant at that time, and vampires didn't want humans to know them too much, plus when the wheel of history turned the sea into mulberry fields, it also took a long time to wipe the memory of human beings, so there are very few accounts of vampires, just think what you said Until 1453, there was a clear record of vampires, but all those who knew the existence of vampires believed that vampires must have been born in the distant past, and it was only in 1453 that there was a clear record, before due to various conditions, Even if there are records, they have not survived, after all, it was the era when papermaking from the East was introduced to Europe and began to spread widely, and it was a matter of course that there were records of vampires in that era, so the age of the birth of vampires cannot be judged by the recording time of humans. Mr. Impermanence said to Konstantin.

"Now there are people who plan to turn ancient vampires into the latest biological and chemical weapons, and I really admire their whimsical abilities." Konstantin said.

"It turns out that Mr. Impermanence also has things that he doesn't know, and I thought there was nothing in the world that Mr. Impermanence didn't know." Frankie Mill interjected.

Frankimir said this without the slightest contempt, he was a sincere admirer of Mr. Impermanence, and in his eyes Mr. Impermanence was a jack of all trades.

"Ha, ha, ha! No gold is barefoot, no one is perfect, how can I know everything? Actually, I'm just a small carving insect skill, there are many people in the world who are far better than me, as for me, I'm just a frog at the bottom of the well! Mr. Impermanence said with a feather fan covering his face.

"Mr. Impermanence is too modest, if you talk about the past and the present, Mr. Impermanence ranks second, but I am afraid that no one in the world dares to rank first. If you don't go into the tiger's den, maybe the danger is ahead, but the answer is also ahead, or I speed up the pace, and the time left for us is running out. Naoto Akiyama said, looking at the Egyptian temple in the distance. (To be continued.) )