Einstein took a notepad from his bosom, flipped to the blank page that read 'The Third Experiment,' and wrote it down.

Regeneration: Weak.

Physical Ability: The degree of improvement varies depending on the type of combination, and the direction of reinforcement will vary depending on the individual.

Trait Inheritance: None, the test subject does not inherit any of the characteristics of Warcraft, preliminarily estimated to be because the characteristics of Warcraft are dependent on magic, and the materials used in the combination do not contain magic.

New Spawn Special Abilities: None.

Adaptability: High.

Death Chance: Very low.

Negative effects: A common human being, because of the sense of superiority that comes from sudden increases in power, affects the ability to judge.

After thinking about it, Einstein crossed out the negative impact and rewrote the word 'none'.

There were many other miscellaneous items to write about, but those were unnecessary, so Einstein simply skipped them and instead recorded the tendency to choose the type of combination, as well as the advantages and disadvantages.

The weak body of a human gets the Warcraft ...... Or that the power of the beast will indeed grow by leaps and bounds, but because it can't inherit the characteristics of the monster, the degree of leaps and bounds has not reached the level of directly turning humans into monsters, so it has not met expectations, but some animal characteristics that are already special may be inherited, which is a little comforting.

Glancing at the bat kneeling on the ground, Einstein continued to record, this time writing down the regularity of the possibility that the experimental subject inherited the abilities of the animal, of course, since it was 'possible' then this can only be used as a reference.

If he could, Einstein really wanted to continue the fourth experiment, but unfortunately the raw materials were running out of materials, and this place was already very close to the royal capital of Heberis, and when he arrived in the royal capital, he would have to focus on the needs of the master, and this kind of experiment, which was half out of interest and half for calculation, could only be put aside for the time being.

This experiment was predetermined by Einstein long before he left his master, and to be more specific, when Jonathan was dying at his hands.

At that time, in order to save Jonathan's life, Einstein fed a little of his own blood to Jonathan, and then Jonathan's body had an unexpected mutation.

Perhaps because the blood from the owner is so special, Jonathan's human blood has been eroded, and he is slowly changing to a type similar to Joanson, although the blood purity is too low to completely change, but the change is really interesting.

Taking this as an opportunity, Einstein started his own small experiments after leaving his master, and while he was in a hurry, he would always stay around the larger cities, catch some scumbags and other experimental animals that no one would pay attention to for hours, and constantly try all kinds of debugging.

In the first experiment, Einstein used direct injection of raw materials, but as a result, he found that the rejection reaction was difficult to eliminate, and all the subjects had a variable degree of body structure collapse and slowly turned into a pulp.

After his first failure, Einstein abandoned the preconceived notions he had learned directly from Jonathan and began his research with the injection of raw materials.

There are many other attempts to feed, water the wound after abdominal shaping, mix in vitro and mix with other materials, because there are too many and too many to introduce one by one.

In short, after trying various methods, Einstein found that it was easiest to succeed if a little bit of Warcraft blood was mixed into the raw material.

Although the test subject born in this way is not stable in terms of improving physical fitness, it can obtain some bonuses from the monster itself.

In such a situation, there was a third experiment.

The third experiment was undoubtedly the most successful, but Einstein was still not satisfied.

Human nature is too troublesome, and selfish desires, feelings, individual differences, and emotional rather unreasonable thinking are fatal shortcomings for tools.

There may be a way to solve these problems, but if that is the case, the proportion of energy and time spent on this matter is a bit too large, and Einstein was unwilling to sacrifice his time with his master to do these things.

In this way, the results of this experiment can only be used as a peripheral plan against humanity, and cannot become a real combat force.

"But it doesn't matter, humans don't play much of a role in real combat anyway. ”

The real battle is a situation where a god or a demon god who is higher than the demon king is the opponent, and even Einstein can't intervene in that situation, let alone a human being.

No, gods and demons are not to be feared, what should really be guarded against are those monsters with the same specifications as their masters, those oldest gods.

What would it be like if he really clashed head-on with such an adversary? Einstein could not have imagined.

It was too early to think about this, Einstein retracted his thoughts, and his eyes were on the bat.

This is a weak human being who is not encouraged by desire and can find a place for himself.

Judging from Einstein's requirements, bats are not even qualified to take the exam, but there is no other person to choose at the moment, besides, it is just a human being, and it can be replaced at any time as long as it wants.

"Bats. ”

Einstein was so frightened that the bat almost collapsed to the ground, but he immediately pulled up his strength to keep himself from falling, and at the same time did his best not to look unpleasant.

"Please, what do you command? ”

The bat's fear subsided a little, and since the man could talk to him, it meant that there would be no fear of his life for at least a short time, but the anxiety that followed was also strong, because he didn't know what the man would command.

"I want to put together a team like yours, and you go and be the captain. ”

- Maybe it's time to come up with a name for these subjects? Einstein thought casually, after all, the Yao team couldn't be called "test subjects" or "test animals" as they used to be. But what should it be called?

"Huh?!"

The bat didn't react, and Einstein's words went far beyond his imagination.

"You're saying I'll ...... it?"

Before the bat could finish speaking, Einstein had already turned away, so the bat had to muster up the courage to catch up.

"Speaking of the effect of blood supplementation, is it better for liver or red dates and longan?"

Hearing Einstein's brainless question, the bat didn't dare to answer casually, so he had to bow his head and remain silent.

Einstein was obviously not asking about bats either, he said to himself.

"Let's try them all, let Jonathan use these as the main ingredients in the future, otherwise the main ingredients needed for the experiment will not be able to be collected smoothly. (To be continued.) )