Chapter 3144 - 1047: Captain Cape Fraser, Reporting In!

Chapter 3144: Chapter 1047: Captain Cape Fraser, Reporting In!

"The vital signs are very healthy, even excessively so.

The Brigadier General’s physical qualities have been enhanced by the Symbiote to a high silver level. Although the enhancement has slowed down, it hasn’t stopped. After a period of adaptation, his physical capabilities will naturally reach a low-grade standard of Gold Tier Creatures.

Of course, this is only an improvement in physical qualities. The more important combat skills and core of supernatural Gold Extraordinary Laws will not be born out of thin air.

However, the Symbiote we use inherently possesses a bias towards chaos resistance and chaos enhancement. Therefore, the Brigadier General’s future Golden Laws will definitely relate to these two fields.

Additionally, he has been granted a gene ability of ’super regeneration’, as evidenced by the restoration of his left arm.

Currently, unless his brain is completely destroyed, he basically won’t encounter any fatal injuries. Moreover, with the further modification by the Symbiote, after surpassing a certain stage, his brain might also develop an exaggerated regenerative capability."

"Don’t just talk about the positives, mention some negatives."

Murphy raised his eyebrows and said:

"Is there really no risk in the ’Kape Wolverine’ we’ve manufactured? Has the instability of the Symbiote been improved?"

"No, in fact, this risk still exists."

Mosna sighed and said:

"Although the Symbiote’s tendency to lose control has been suppressed after implanting it into the host, based on my observations of Brigadier General Fraser’s brainwaves, once he enters a state of emotional breakdown, the Symbiote will enter an ’out of control’ state as well.

It will start mutating violently again.

As for whether the mutation results are good or bad... In that situation, Brigadier General Fraser can only rely on his luck.

Therefore, my suggestion to him is to avoid losing control and begin practicing meditation from now on.

In the worst case, a single breakdown could completely ruin him.

Although it’s unlikely for him to transform on the spot to the exaggerated extent of a Daguan Holy Child, losing human features and sanity is highly probable.

The current genetic restraint effect of the Symbiote is poor; perhaps we can gradually impose a ’Gene Lock’ on him later, but this will have to wait until your Foreign Warriors grasp a deeper understanding of creative biology before attempting."

"So, Brigadier General Fraser is currently a walking ’Humanoid Biological Nuke’, right?"

Murphy concluded:

"Once out of control, it will impose unforeseeable risks to the area he’s in."

"Yes, that’s what it means."

Mosna put away the life detector and said:

"Additionally, I have some news: after the Symbiotic Crystal was implanted into the Brigadier General, it automatically started its ’reproduction’ program. It is predicted that in some time, a second Symbiotic Crystal will appear in his body after mitosis.

At that time, a surgery will be needed to remove it, and then we can begin the second experiment.

This reproductive program was pre-set; it is a way the Symbiotic Crystal proliferates, which means the Brigadier General is also a walking ’Symbiotic Nest’ now, which sounds quite sinister."

"But it also sounds pretty cool."

Murphy shrugged, taking a step forward.

He looked at Fraser, who had finished his wonton and was gulping down a can of sparkling water. Fraser appeared haggard and thin, but his once handsome features were still faintly recognizable, at least on the surface, without visible signs of his profound transformation.

"How do you feel?"

Murphy asked.

Fraser exhaled deeply, pointed at his ear, and said:

"I didn’t mean to eavesdrop, Mr. Murphy, but my ears have a mind of their own, so I heard your conversation just now.

Although I couldn’t understand those terms, I roughly grasped it; you used some ’unconventional’ methods to save me, and now I have become a humanoid monster prone to losing control, correct?"

"Not as terrifying as you describe, Fraser. As long as you control your mind, you still are... a human, an evolved form."

Murphy whispered:

"It’s like the next stage of human evolution, not perfect but an outstanding and diverse future. I can sense your resistance and dissatisfaction, but if you still have your past memories, you’ll know this was the only way I could save you.

In every sense, I couldn’t just ignore what happened to you."

"My resistance comes from the foreign body within me that I can clearly feel; it has become a part of me, replacing my brain and heart to provide me with life and power, and my dissatisfaction stems from my helplessness about it.

Please understand.

This anger is not directed at you, Governor Murphy."

Brigadier General Fraser pulled the breathing tube from his nose and took off the devices monitoring his vital signs as he busied himself, speaking as he went:

"As you said, I was ready to face death at that time; it was you who pulled me back from Hell, and for that, I am only grateful.

But unfortunately, the price of returning from death is that I can never return to my former life. Compared to those Guards and Soldiers who lost their lives to save me, complaining now would be overly sentimental.

Can I move freely now?

In my current situation, should I accept your long-term ’protection’?"

Murphy glanced at Mosna, who shook her head and said:

"The Symbiote fusion is complete. Currently, we don’t know much about that thing, so it makes no sense to confine you here. I will implant a device in your arm for remote monitoring of biological signs and for communication.