Chapter 474 - 33. Attempt
After Ossie left the room, Fisher opened the Demi-human Girls Completion Manual in his arms, preparing for the imminent biological research on the Grey Bird Species.
In the past, Fisher’s biological research on individials from the Demi-human Girls Completion Manual generally involved three steps.
The first was a basic description of their physical appearance, typically requiring many samples from a certain population to be studied repeatedly in ordinary academic research, to finally determine the approximate range of their body sizes.
Fisher himself had experience in this field with species from the South Continent, and with the help of Little Jack’s theses, so this sampling process was usually skipped, but for the Ocean Subhumans and Northern Subhumans it could not be, hence the slower progress in their biological research.
It’s worth mentioning that the Demon Species, or rather the Mythical Species, seemed to have a unique trait; researching them was more akin to studying individuals than researching a race. According to Emhardt, the characteristics of the seventy-two true demons varied greatly, each unique, yet Fisher managed to advance the progress of the biological research to over 50% by just researching Elliog.
Then, after completing the external data research, the second part was further studying their physiological traits, some Demi-humans exhibiting features unique from Humans, and others sharing similarities.
Special attention was required for the differences, while similarities could be slightly overlooked.
For example, when researching Rafa, Fisher focused on her scales, tail, duo horns, and why her body expelled steam; in studying Moli, Fisher paid more attention to how she utilized blessings and curses, and how they affected her body.
The last step involved combining their biological traits with social traits for analysis, sometimes garnering a substantial amount of additional knowledge about their culture and social structure, greatly enhancing the progress of the two studies in the Completion Manual...
Hmm, if not counting that kind of strange in-depth research, the general research process is just that simple.