Chapter 068: Seventy-two Legendary Generals
Ryan felt that he had been waiting in vain for the past few hours.
He asked with a smile: "Doctor, how do you think I can solve the problem of the worms in my body?"
"Bugs? Oh, I told you, it's just a small problem."
While he was speaking, the eight spider arms on Irubek's back continued to work, picking up test tubes, filling in data records, operating equipment, and pushing glasses...
The " ten hands" are not just decorations, this guy really takes multitasking to the extreme.
While working, he said, "Isn't there a universal deworming program for parasite removal, the 'Hegs Deworming Method'..."
"???"
Ryan's brow twitched as he listened.
After checking for a long time, this is it?
Irubek slapped his forehead and said, "Oh, I almost forgot again. That belongs to the scope of study for senior doctors. You probably haven't heard of it yet."
"No, Doctor."
Ryan just thought that this suggestion was a bit unreliable, and said directly: "I know about the 'Hegs Deworming Method', but that method is simply not effective against this [Neuronematode]. This worm is dormant, hiding in the blood and organ tissues, and cannot be driven out of the body by any medicine."
Although he did not understand the complicated process of deworming, the operating principles of this method were recorded in his intelligent brain.
He had previously asked the vice president of "Winster Hospital" whether this method was feasible, otherwise he would have used it long ago.
Hearing this, Irubek was a little surprised: "You, an apprentice, actually know about the 'Hegs Insect Repellent Method'? Wow, you have a wide range of knowledge..."
He praised casually, paused, and then continued: "Since they are dormant, why not activate those bugs?"
"But...if the bugs are activated, they will suck all my body fluids in a very short time. I will probably die before I can take medicine to eliminate the bugs."
Ryan's eyelids twitched suddenly.
Is this really something a top scientist would say?
So imprecise...
When Irubek heard this, he shook his head, smiled mysteriously and said, "Others may not be able to use this method, but I can guarantee that you will not die."
"real?"
When Ryan heard this, he felt a little bit expectant, yet also half-believing and half-doubting.
Could it be some secret method of his?
He asked: "Then Doctor...how should I cooperate with you?"
“It’s actually very simple.”
Irubek said, "Before you came, I actually tried to cultivate and expel the blood nematodes on the body of the 'Iron Wall Ape'. I found that as long as a piece of high-nutrition flesh and blood is transplanted into the body of the monster and stimulated with 'growth hormone', the worms will instinctively move to the high-nutrition area. Finally, combined with the 'Heges Deworming Method', these worms can be easily killed in the transplanted area. Of course, this process takes about a week."
Ryan looked stunned: "You mean... you need me to transplant a piece of alien body like you did?"
Haha, he finally understood. I can guarantee that he won’t die, but I can’t guarantee that he won’t turn into a monster.
"yes!"
Irubek said confidently, "Don't worry, the success rate of this method to remove parasites is definitely over 95%. And it's just a temporary transplant, so you don't have to worry about the rejection of xenobiotic organs."
As he said this, as if to slap him in the face, at this moment, some fuzzy barbs appeared visibly on the skin of this old man "Einstein".
Looking closely, they seemed to be the sharp hairs on the wolf spider's body!
"Doctor, you don't look well..."
Ryan warned with a wary look on his face. This guy seemed to be turning into a spider due to some genetic conflict.
"No, I'm fine."
Irubek smiled.
He took out a potion with familiarity and injected himself. It seemed that this was not the first time he had dealt with such a situation.
As the drug entered his body, in an instant, the fine hairs on his skin disappeared like the tide.
…
Ryan's eyelids twitched as he watched.
The nickname was indeed correct, “Crazy Irubek”, he is truly a scientific research madman!
Previously, Ryan thought he had solved the problem, so he transplanted eight spider legs into his body.
Now I see, uh...
Obviously, this old man did not solve the rejection and assimilation problems of xenobiotic transplantation, and directly used the immature technology on himself...
This guy is really crazy for scientific research!
"It's not as bad ."
Irubek looked at Raymond's strange look, shrugged, and explained: "In fact, in theory, I have perfectly solved the problem of 'xenogenetic rejection'. It's just that the current research equipment is not sophisticated enough, so I have to use drugs to suppress some rejection reactions."
After a pause, the old man continued, "If we can have ultra-high-precision equipment to observe gene chains, all of this will not be a problem, and today's medical research environment will also achieve a qualitative leap..."
“…”
Ryan almost couldn't help rolling his eyes when he heard this.
The more you listen to this explanation, the more you can understand his madness.
At this time, Irubek's thoughts jumped out again, and he complained: "Those ignorant idiots in the Royal Academy of Sciences have not invented a sophisticated instrument that can observe gene sequences in all these years... Damn it! They are hindering the development of great medicine. Those idiots who don't make progress will definitely be nailed to the shame board of human civilization..."
At this moment, Ryan didn't know what to say.
He doesn't care about the future of science, nor does he care about high-precision equipment... He only cares about his own insect infestation!
He asked, "Doctor, is there no other way besides this?"
Irubek thought about it and said, "There are other ideas as well! For example, long-term electrotherapy, poison therapy... I found that those insects are very sensitive to toxins and electric shocks... However, those ideas are still in the initial stage, and I can't guarantee the success rate..."
Listen, what does this person say?
Ryan was horrified when he heard this. Without asking, he could guess that these methods were playing with his life.
But come to think of it, if it was so easily resolved, so many people wouldn't have died in "Storm Lake".
Irubek added: "Actually... it's not a big deal to leave this bug in your body for now. If you want, you can keep it in the lab. I'll do some long-term observation and maybe find other solutions."
When Ryan heard this, he showed a look of disgust that said "don't even think about it".
The truth is finally revealed... This old guy simply wants to slice me up and study me!
He didn't say anything final, and said, "Well... I'd better think about it."
"what ever!"
The old man Ilubek seemed to be quite irritable. He said unhappily, "I am only interested in helping you these few days. If I lose interest after a few days, it will be useless even if someone asks me for help."
At this moment, Ryan suddenly felt caught in a dilemma.
This grumpy old man seems to be the only one in the medical field today who can guarantee to solve the problem of insect infestation.
If he stepped out of the laboratory today, he might really miss the opportunity.
But... is it really reliable to transplant Warcraft limbs?
…
Irubek ignored Ryan, and Ryan was also struggling with whether to do this experiment.
At this time, the blood data previously placed in the culture instrument finally came out.
The old man listened to the clicking sound of the printer and without even turning his head, he picked up the report with his spider arms accurately.
When he saw this, an expression of extreme shock immediately appeared on his face.
"How come your cell activity is so high? Also, the strength of your muscle fibers is too high compared to the same period last year..."
Turning around, Irubek looked at Ryan, as if he had discovered a treasure, and asked with a gleam in his eyes: "You... Which of the 'Seventy-two Legendary God General Sequences' did you advance to?"
Ryan was confused. "What? Seventy-two legends?"
