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Chapter 379

In the laboratory, all the sea monsters fell to the ground, exuding an unpleasant smell of blood.

The smallest sea monster can only reach Alan's head, and the largest sea monster is as tall as two Alans. They both have black round heads and their lower bodies are full of tentacled monsters.

The orcs came under the big cylinder in a square formation, and the light-colored projection lamps on the ceiling cast blue light on the glass cylinder. The marine life floated in the middle of the water column, and it was covered with blue light with twenty tubes inserted, and its eyes were closed tightly. There is a kind of mysterious rush.

The orcs looked up at the large cylinder. According to their visual estimation, the height of the cylinder was 16 meters high, and the radius was estimated to be two and a half meters.

The shape of the marine life inside is different from that of sea monsters. Some are like seahorses, some are very large cylinders, and there are creatures that look like crabs inside, and some of them are closed upright fish. The fish eyes are so big that they seem to stare at people to death.

Every time Allen observes one, he appraises it.

"[Dead mutant sea fish]: Its tail has evolved metal scales."

"[Dead mutated crab]: The exoskeleton at the joints of its pincers has degenerated, and has become a biological stretch muscle, and the pincers can be stretched."

"【dead……】"

All prefixed with death, there is no living experiment.

If there were any living experiments, they should be those sea monsters who knew how to attack the orcs just now.

However, he found a problem. The creatures that attacked people were all octopus-like sea monsters, and the experimental subjects that were not like octopuses were all lying in marine life support containers.

Could it be that only octopuses can survive genetic modification... Allen thought about it and felt wrong. Genetic modification is feasible, at least in his mind, and it is not certain whether others can do it.

Turning around in the laboratory, Allen and others continued to move forward and saw more strange-shaped marine creatures. Can't describe its breed.

For example, the sea creature Allen saw in front of him had the head of a starfish, but its lower body had twelve soft tentacles with sharp metal edges growing from the corners of the tentacles.

The orcs have never seen such a strange sea creature, and they are amazed every time they see one.

I was more shocked, and I got used to seeing the orcs behind me.

After walking around for a few hours, Allen and others saw the empty trough, which was a whole row of empty pillars, the glass partitions inside had been opened, the inside was empty, and the lampstand on the top was not lit.

"The sea monster that attacked us just now, did it come out of here?"

The orcs counted the number of empty slots, a total of forty empty slots, which coincided with their kill count.

Allen walked under the empty tank, touched the wall of the tank, and felt a layer of dust.

"These empty slots have been dried long ago, and there is still a lot of dust. They are definitely not just placed, but have been placed for a long time."

He didn't know what kind of secrets this genetic laboratory had. According to the concept of the dungeon, there might be an item hidden in it that could be taken out.

Ivan looked around, raised his head and was stunned for a moment.

"Your Majesty Allen, there is a vent!" Ivan pointed to the sky. There was a vent on the ceiling of the laboratory. It was a pipe for exhausting air, and a fan was working quietly.

It's just that the ceiling is too high from the orcs, and it's impossible to build a [-]-foot ladder to climb up the vent anyway, unless it's a specially made steel ladder that can be split, but there are no conditions for making such a thing here.

Allen took a rough look around and couldn't find any hidden items. Everyone was tired, so he said, "Let's go back and rest first."

This time, there was not much harvest. Allen collected the flesh and blood samples of several sea monster corpses and brought them back to the ship. He checked the sea monster's cells with the microscope provided by the ship's infirmary, and found nothing special.

In the evening, the orcs continued to hold a game barbecue meeting and helped Allen cook delicious beast barbecue.

The soldiers guarding the hard-skinned monkeys were eating barbecue and listening to the soldiers shooting sea monsters with machine guns, they were very excited: "I'm so envious, I really want to shoot."

"It's no fun guarding hard-skinned monkeys."

But no matter what, someone was always left to take care of the experiment.

"How about this, tie it to the boat, and leave two people to guard the boat. There is a shift system. The person who will change shift tomorrow is..." Allen paused, and casually said two names to solve the caretaker's troubles.

Don't think that guarding is very cool. Tomorrow's navy are all marine adventurers with a strong spirit of adventure. They are not satisfied with guarding animals.

"Thank you, Your Majesty Alan!" The watchman cheered excitedly, offering ten skewers of barbecue to Alan.

The next day, Allen and others set off again to explore the genetic laboratory of the ruins.

Allen thought about it last night. Since no hidden objects were found, the hidden objects may be in the marine life support, that is, the rows of glass cylinders.

Allen identified one after another from left to right, and the identification words kept beating unremittingly:

"Dead mutant toothed whale..."

"The dead mutated sea snake..."

"The dead mutated chiton..."

Looking at the death prefixes that kept popping up, Allen identified thousands from the first one, and the familiar rhythm reminded him of the boring daily life in the stone room again.

One stone after another, all with unremarkable prefixes.

Allen seemed to have found his direction, followed the sequence, and walked around the laboratory in silence.

As Alan's ace navy, they are obliged to follow Alan all the way.

Finally tonight, when Alan reached the [-]th appraisal, the prefix of Alan's appraisal suddenly changed.

"[Surviving mutated electric eel]: This is a mutated electric eel that still has life fluctuations. It seems to be able to release high-voltage electricity of more than [-] volts. It is very large and may be the result of genetic modification."

The electric eel in front of me is ten meters long. It is the largest electric eel that Allen has seen since he came to this world. Because of its huge size, the structure of its body may also have been modified, causing it to release [-] electric eels. Volts of high voltage electricity.

The orcs stopped when they saw it, and they stopped too, to see what was so extraordinary about this electric eel, which actually made Allen stop and appreciate it slowly.

The electric eel has a streamlined body shape, no dorsal fin or pelvic fin, anal fin all the way to the tail, and no eyes. The upper body is pure black and the lower abdomen is off-white.

The orcs were surprised when they saw it: "Isn't this a snake? Is it also a sea animal?"

"This is an electric eel, the kind that discharges." After Allen finished speaking, he explained to everyone what an electric eel is and why it discharges.

To put it simply, when a certain cell in the electric eel is stimulated by a nerve signal, ions can flow through the cell membrane to generate a micro-voltage current, and because there are many cells in the electric eel, they can generate a high-voltage current after being connected in series.

And the Big Mac in front of him can obviously generate a higher voltage.

(End of this chapter)