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She had long been prepared to be hung up and thrown out by him, but this time there was no next move.
Xia Yangyang looked at the confused Victor and said softly, "You're hurt. Let me take care of it for you, okay?"
"You won't hurt me, right?" Victor shook his head, his cheeks and skin starting to flush.
Marine creatures are not as cunning as humans; trusting a partner is an instinct.
He hesitated for a moment and said, "Not right now. You know I can't resist your attraction, and besides, I haven't accepted your Apologize yet. Show me your sincerity."
He wrapped one arm around her waist, and taking this opportunity, Xia Yangyang felt Victor's respect.
Xia Yangyang silently prayed for it to be quick. The moment the medicine took effect, the man in front of her suddenly went still and finally passed out.
She slowly crawled out, having no time to linger. She forced herself to follow the procedures taught in Scientific Imaging. After a moment, the deflated culture bag was filled.
Xia Yangyang's fingers trembled, fearing that if she was even a few seconds late, Victor's DNA would die. She rushed towards the experimental chamber, grabbed a familiar researcher, and shoved the medical box into his hands.
"Hurry, I got what you wanted." The researcher looked shocked as he received the medical box, and his gaze towards her gradually became meaningful.
The entire experiment progressed faster because of this. The researchers all started moving. To ensure maximum viability and complete genes, the egg retrieval surgery originally scheduled for tomorrow was moved up to that evening.
Xia Yangyang lay on the operating table and quickly fell into a coma.
But when she woke up, she was still in the experimental chamber. On the table were some blood supplements that the researcher had presumably prepared for her, along with sticky notes urging her to eat them quickly.
Xia Yangyang pale-faced peeled open one capsule and silently asked the system, "Do you think fertilization will be successful?"
"Logically speaking, it shouldn't be a problem. Victor has modified your physique; your genes are more compatible now."
Xia Yangyang felt relieved; then I will escape afterward.
However, the system pessimistically informed her that this place was not on the map. Every gate would trigger detection. Although the advanced technology operated those gates like a game for someone like Master Yi, getting past those guards meant she had to slip away right under their noses.
Xia Yangyang fell into deep thought.
At that moment, there was a knock at the door, and a researcher entered, but it was not the same one as before.
"Get ready for the embryo transfer procedure," the male researcher said, his voice cold and mechanical.
Xia Yangyang couldn't help but feel some resistance. "But I just took the samples; I'm feeling a bit uncomfortable. Is my condition really suitable right now?"
The researcher glanced at the data dismissively. "All your test results are within healthy ranges. There’s no problem."
Typically, after an egg retrieval, it takes at least three to five days before an embryo transfer can be performed.
The staff kept urging Xia Yangyang, and she didn’t understand why they were in such a hurry.
She was forced to lie back on the operating table again, surrounded by five or six doctors. The professional terminology they used felt foreign to her.
Xia Yangyang closed her eyes, feeling like a lamb waiting to be slaughtered on a chopping block.
She told herself to endure; it would soon be over.
Suddenly, the lights in the laboratory dimmed. Xia Yangyang opened her eyes to find herself in complete darkness, with only the faint words "Emergency Exit" standing out ominously.
The power had gone out; this was absurd. Outside the closed operating room, chaos erupted.
"Run!" came a shrill and indistinct scream.
Xia Yangyang's heart raced. That voice belonged to the researcher who had been taking care of her, but what was she shouting?
Was she telling the researchers to run?
"Run, Xia Yangyang." Those three words reached her ears clearly.
Xia Yangyang was momentarily panicked.
The shouts outside grew more frantic. "Don't undergo the surgery! Don't let them touch you! They want to remove your uterus; they want to cultivate as many embryos as possible; they want to kill you."
The sound of footsteps pounding on the door echoed as the researcher was dragged away, a hand covering her mouth, growing more distant.
The air was dead silent like a grave. Xia Yangyang looked up and met a pair of calm eyes staring at her, sending a chilling sensation down her spine.
Xia Yangyang raised the scalpel and plunged it down fiercely; the doctor closest to her collapsed, triggering a mass panic among the others.
Xia Yangyang's petite body felt weak as she rolled and crawled on the ground, her heart racing as she dodged and hid, grabbing onto anything to pull herself back.
The operating room was in chaos, and several large men found it difficult to approach her.
Xia Yangyang grasped the door of the operating room, her face pale. She turned to look behind her while repeatedly twisting the lock on the door, but no matter how hard she shook it, it wouldn't budge.
Her palms were slick with sweat. Could it be that she was really going to die here?
Suddenly, a sharp pain shot through her shoulder; it was a tranquilizer gun.
Caught off guard, her limbs went limp as she lay on the ground like a rag doll, being dragged by her ankles.
Xia Yangyang's vision darkened, but the instinct to survive ignited an uncontrollable strength within her. With her last ounce of energy, she cried out desperately, "Victor!"
The sound waves rippled through the air, eventually creating ripples on the surface of the water in the experimental tank. Beneath the deep water, a pair of eerie green eyes opened, exuding a cold and suffocating aura.
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