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The Doctor really enjoyed showing and talking about his inventions.

After listening to the doctor's eloquent lecture on his invention for about an hour, I came to this conclusion.

I'd love to know when he's going to get down to business - about trading a Ristar Pass.

What surprised me was that from the beginning to the end, Eli showed great interest in the doctor's speech, and occasionally he even asked some questions, chatting with the doctor, and seeing Eli's expression through the doctor, It can be seen that the doctor appreciates Eli very much.

By the way, the doctor’s name is Andrew Cotton. He said that people who are not familiar with him will call him Mr. Cotton or Dr. Cotton, while those who are familiar with him will call him Doctor directly. He asked Eli and I to call him Doctor directly. .

I was actually listening to the doctor's "speech", but when he talked about technical terms with Eli, I was a little confused. Through the conversation, I can know that he is indeed a doctor with a wide range of knowledge.

"By the way." The doctor suddenly patted his head with his hand as if remembering something, "I think I should show you this."

As he said, he stood up, he was not tall, but his shoulders were broad, giving people a short and lean look, I didn't mean to make fun of him here, I mean, his body shape didn't look like his The expression when speaking... um... Generally speaking, it gives people a sense of reliability.

He stopped in front of a row of buttons installed inside the laboratory, his head was moving, and he didn't know what he was talking about.

"Oh..." He suddenly raised the volume, "Damn... When did I install so many buttons that get in the way? Wait a minute..."

Until his finger pressed a certain button, I heard a sound similar to a mechanical start.

Looking around, I found that there was a regular crack somewhere on the wall of the laboratory—similar to a mysterious door in the room, and there were wisps of subtle water-green light through the crack of the door...

The door was completely opened for us, and I saw the things placed inside—bottles and jars, some of which were similar to culture tanks, which contained colored liquids, and the liquids wrapped all kinds of creatures or specimens that were dead or alive.

The reason why I don’t know whether it’s dead or alive is because I clearly saw the solid objects in those bottles and jars slightly changing their postures as the door opened.

"Well... this is where I keep my collection, and it's also where I keep some small pets..." The doctor walked towards the room full of bottles and jars while talking.

Eli and I looked at each other, and then followed the doctor's pace to the room.

This room is not small, and the passage is winding and narrow. We walked step by step, passing by these objects imprisoned in regular liquid. To be honest, walking in the space surrounded by them, there is a kind of saying no. A sense of strangeness.

As the doctor walked forward, he introduced to Eli and me, "Those soaked in the Orris liquid are all specimens, and those soaked in the culture fluid are all my research objects..."

The doctor paused, coughed, and put it another way: "Those soaked in green liquid are all specimens, and those soaked in yellow liquid are all my research objects. I usually study plants, so what you see Most of the things I cultivate are plants... Cultivating living things in culture fluid... I can't do that kind of thing... But these liquids alone cost me a lot of money. In order to pursue the best, I spend a lot of money every day. Each object to be observed must be treated with its proper medium..."

Fortunately, the doctor's tone was still interesting, otherwise I would have fallen asleep listening to it.

"By the way," Eli, who was only slightly agreeing with the doctor, suddenly asked, "Doctor, how much do you know about memory transplantation?"

The doctor's footsteps paused, "Eh..." He uttered a monotonous syllable, and then resumed walking, "Well, didn't the Empire develop and use it long ago? I studied it when I was in the Federation. For a while, recently, that thing is also being tested..."

"Is the degree of difficulty high?" Eli asked again.

"Oh, then...it's okay. Recently, I'm researching the technology of complete memory extraction. The preliminary experiment is in progress, but this technology...doesn't seem to be used, so the progress is very slow." The doctor recalled while answering. with.

"What would happen if all people's memories were extracted?" Eli put on a curious look. Although there was a smile on the corner of his mouth, the casual taste was missing.

The doctor didn't bother him, he answered every question carefully, he chuckled twice, "That's not as simple as you young people imagined, extracting all the memories is equivalent to resetting a person, that person will Forget everything, not only the memory of others or himself, but also all the things he knows, including speaking ability, action ability, cognition ability of things, etc. After all the memories are extracted, what is left is only a memory. With a shell that retains instincts."

Hearing the doctor's words, I found it very interesting, and couldn't help asking: "Is that equivalent to raising a person again?"

The doctor nodded, "Almost."

So who would be bored to do that kind of drudgery?I couldn't help but think, "That's probably not what anyone does," I said.

Eli glanced at me, and suddenly said: "No, unless there are some special circumstances, such as a person's body function is destroyed, life is extremely weak, and the whole body needs to be completely reset. At that time, it is like reloading the machine. A normal optical brain, even if it is a last resort, it must be accompanied by all the information stored in the brain."

"That's right, young man." The doctor seemed to be in a good mood, and he looked at Eli approvingly, "Although the technology to completely reset the body functions has not been developed yet, your thinking is very correct. I should reorganize my thinking to go... Hey, kid, I already want you to be my apprentice."

Well, I am helpless, congratulations to Eli for winning the doctor's favor again, I have to admit that sometimes, Eli is indeed extremely good.

Regarding the doctor's admiration, Eli only smiled slightly, and didn't say much.

After walking for a long time, I waited for the place where the doctor used these specimens for experimental observation on weekdays, and I saw another door. Unexpectedly, there was another room in the room where the bottles and jars were kept.

Before walking through the metal door, the doctor stretched out his hand towards the scanner installed in the center of the door, only to hear a slight mechanical sound, and the door finally released a gap—the doctor unlocked the door with his palm prints.

The doctor turned his head, with unclear emotions on his face, he opened his bearded lips, and slowly said to Eli and me: "Look at him first." As he spoke, he pushed away The heavy metal door.

It was very empty inside, I walked in slowly, touched the cold wall with my fingers, stroked the material a little, and knew that the inner walls around were spliced ​​piece by piece with extremely dense new defensive metal.

The indoor space is not small, but there is only one thing - a culture tank, a huge culture tank.

The liquid inside is neither dark green nor slightly yellow, but colorless and transparent. At this time, the liquid is connected to an external oxygen delivery device, and there are small but very regular bubbles at the bottom of the culture tank. .

Inside the petri dish is a naked person.

A naked man.

In other words, it was a male alpha with a whole body naked.

His alpha breath passed through the special glass and spread to the entire room. From the breath, it can be judged that he is an alpha with excellent bloodlines.

His eyes are closed, his slightly long hair is like a loose silk net in the culture solution, slightly rippling, his brows are slightly wrinkled, and his body is slightly undulating as if he is really breathing. It feels very full of vitality when you look at it, and it feels like the next second, he will open his eyes, break through the glass that binds him, and stand alive in front of people.

I stared blankly at the alpha who was imprisoned in the cultivation tank in front of me, and a feeling that I had never felt before rose in my heart. This feeling made me frown, and then I felt someone gently pat on the shoulder , I just came back to my senses, turned my head, and found Eli was looking at me.

"This alpha... is an important person entrusted to me by the Federal Army. He is the son of the federal marshal and the princess. His bloodline is as pure as Eli, the prince who is said to have the 'strongest bloodline' in the empire today." The doctor looked on Looking solemnly at the alpha "sleeping peacefully" in the culture fluid, he said.

I couldn't help but glance at Eli, and Eli raised his eyebrows and looked at the alpha who was "sleeping peacefully" in the cultivation tank. I already felt his provocative aura spread out.

"Then why is this alpha in this place?" I was curious and couldn't help asking the doctor.

The doctor glanced at me and smiled inexplicably, "He has lost one of the most important things, and his body functions cannot function."

I was a little puzzled by the doctor's words, and then I heard the doctor say:

"He was born with difficulty in surviving because of the alpha pheromone surging in his body. In order to maintain his life, he could only grow up in the culture solution. That technology was very difficult to do at that time, and he could only grow his body. All the information in the brain is deleted, and only this empty shell without thinking is allowed to survive."

I think that the "most important thing lost" that the doctor just said is probably the thought that controls the entire body of this alpha. To use a popular term on the ancient earth, it is "soul".

What they did to this alpha was probably to keep him alive. Now that his body has grown, the purpose of doing these things has been achieved, but, "How can I wake him up again?" I couldn't help asking.

The doctor said: "To bring back what he lost."

"Where is that thing?" I figured it must not be in an easy place.

The doctor spread his hands, "I have no chance to get it in the deepest and most secure storage in the federation, so I can't wake him up for the time being."

My thoughts stagnated for a while, and I always felt that something was wrong, and I couldn't figure it out...

"Doctor." Eli stepped forward, walked to my side, and said to the doctor, "You brought us here for this alpha, right?"

The doctor was stunned for a moment, then looked at us, and suddenly smiled, "Yes, Ace, you are indeed my favorite apprentice. To tell you the truth, it is actually a bit difficult to continue to use the culture medium to maintain the life of this alpha."

"The culture fluid in this culture tank is specially researched for him alone. Now the microorganisms in the culture fluid have gradually lost their vitality. I have to recreate the culture fluid. In order to make one suitable for him, I have to use alpha blood for research. Match...we don't have alphas in our base either, so..."

"So you want to borrow my blood." Eli put his hands in his trouser pockets, and answered the doctor's words, "But doctor, you just said that he is the federal royal family and is against the empire, and I am a man of the empire."

Not only the people of the empire, but also the prince of the empire, and possibly the future king of the empire, I thought to myself, if Eli helped this alpha whose blood was as pure as his, wouldn't there be endless troubles?

The air in the room seemed to freeze, and the atmosphere began to stiffen. For a moment, the entire room could only hear the sound of the oxygen delivery system in the cultivation tank operating.

"Gudoo - Gudoo -"

Finally, "I know..." the doctor's voice sounded in the room.

"Then I won't force others. I thought you were an alpha, but that boy Yu Jinghui brought you back, by the way..." The doctor sighed, "Come and get your things."

"Maybe you need it," said the doctor.

I didn't see what it was, it was packed in a package, and Eli held his share in his hand, and he put the package into his bag, which was wide enough to hold a house.

I weighed the package given by my own doctor. Although it was not heavy, it was quite big and it was a bit troublesome to carry it.

Eli held out a hand to me.

I looked at the hand, frowned puzzled, and looked up at him.

He pointed to his bag with a wide inner space, "You look so pitiful, don't you need it?"

I handed the things to him unceremoniously, thinking that this kid would finally help me selflessly, but his next sentence was: "Fifty credits per hour."

Fuck! "Why don't you grab it? Bring it! I'll take it myself!" I made a gesture to grab his bag.

Eli raised his eyebrows, denying the account, "Take out five hundred credits."

The doctor looked at the two of us with the eyes of a kid. After a while, he sighed, "Hey, you young people are so energetic..."

"Drip-"

The mechanical sound in the laboratory made the room quiet. The mechanical sound came from the direction of the door. It seemed that someone was looking for the doctor.

"Doctor." There was a voice outside the door that I had never heard before.

The doctor turned his head, glanced at Eli, then turned to the door and said, "Hill, you haven't used inhibitors recently, and you're almost in estrus. There's alpha in it, so you'd better come back later."

I couldn't help but let out a long voice, raised my eyebrows and looked at Eli, who was beside me. It seemed that Yue Le said that another omega in the base—the one who was good at teasing alpha—had come.

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By the way, the currency of this world set by the author is credit points, a complete virtual currency, and there is no actual transaction currency by optical brain transfers. In this world, everyone has one optical brain, which is a symbol of everyone. Identity is essential to something.