Chapter 116. Success, and the Abomination’s Rage
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"Inject Steel Physiology Serum—now!"
"Subject One, 200ml. Subject Two, 500ml. Subject Three, 340ml..."
As the serum was administered in varied doses, the six test subjects began to convulse violently, their bodies reacting almost instantly.
At the master control station, Nolan's screens lit up with a flood of real-time data. Heart rate spikes, muscle activity, stress markers—all flaring red. His fingers danced furiously over the console, running rapid-fire calculations and adjusting parameters on the fly.
In an experiment, this volatile, success came down to how fast you could respond.
"Inject 500ml glucose solution into Subject One—arterial line!"
"Subject Three, 10ml adrenaline directly into the heart!"
"Begin full transfusion on Subject Six—keep it flowing!"
One command after another spilled from Nolan's mouth. The lab team moved like a precision machine, each in sync with no hesitation.
They weren't just assistants. They were the gears and cogs in a far larger mechanism—a military-grade human enhancement trial—and Nolan was the one holding the blueprint.