Chapter 620: Transformation (30 - s Bursting Forth!)
Since that’s the case, Peter Brown certainly wouldn’t hold them back and said earnestly, "Don’t worry, I’ve already come up with a concrete method for this. I’ll go to Kingston right away and give you the means to produce these biohumans."
Now, Peter has realized that he can’t control this on his own. Society needs to progress, and the appearance of biohumans is inevitable. Even if he opposed it, he would only delay their appearance for some time. Since he can still control things on Earth for now, he might as well give this technology to the nation and see in which direction it will develop.
Upon hearing this, Robert Williams relaxed and praised, "Peter, you are really decisive in doing things."
Peter said, "The most difficult part of the manufacturing process is the cultivation of the demon beast blood. My solution is to purify the animal blood with a special method to solve the problem of obtaining the demon beast blood. Also, I have a way to prevent the biohumans from transforming into demon beasts during their evolution."
Robert Williams happily said, "If that’s true, our development will speed up."
Peter asked her curiously, "After the development of biohumans, this is how the Hua-Chinese People are. How do you operate with the Foreign Tribe?"
Robert Williams said, "Since it’s globalization, we will also help them evolve a little, but the quantity will be very small."
Peter nodded secretly, thinking that he was not as wise as the nation in this matter, so it’s better to leave it to the nation.
In fact, in Peter’s mind, the development of biohumans didn’t hold much significance. Their cultivation would only reach the Golden Core Stage at the highest, and they would be no match in front of powerful cultivators.
Forget it, Robert Williams and the others made a lot of sense. More of it involved mortals. If they didn’t have Spiritual Roots, it wouldn’t be a bad thing to develop into biohumans.
"Oh, right, Alexander Carter said he wanted to see you."
Peter remembered the person who had piloted his flying vehicle.