651: Chapter 651 Life is bound to end

“Not an accident? Then what was the reason?” Zhang Yuankui immediately followed up with the question.

“The Shang Gong Institute was originally just a very ordinary laboratory. By ordinary, I mean compared to other laboratories,” Shen Huiying said.

Zhang Yuankui didn’t understand and didn’t interrupt.

“However, later, a strange thing happened. One year, an intern came to the laboratory. He was a very handsome young man.”

“Not only was he young, handsome, outgoing, and cheerful, but he was also exceptionally talented.”

“At that time, the Shang Gong Institute’s main research project was biological polymer materials.”

“His arrival quickly led to the Shang Gong Institute producing several decent scientific research results.”

“The Shang Gong Institute’s reputation was boosted at that time.”

“But gradually, this young man became strange. He no longer communicated with others, and his personality became irritable and short-tempered. He often locked himself in the laboratory, staying there for days.”

“Suddenly one day, he submitted another paper. It was this paper that led to the disaster at the Shang Gong Institute.”

“What paper?” Zhang Yuankui asked.

“’Pathological Study of Human Aging’,” Shen Huiying replied.

“Xiao Lin, check what this paper wrote,” Oriental Chen immediately ordered.

“Yes, Commander.”

“This paper, based on some experimental results, explained that human aging is related to genes. His conclusion was that human cells are interfered with by certain genes during differentiation, leading to the inevitable end of life.”

“Overall, this paper’s understanding of genes was only at an elementary stage,” Xiao Lin said.

If others read this paper, they wouldn’t have much of a reaction.

Death is inherent to humans. This is an objective law that everyone knows.

And what this paper explained was: why humans inevitably die. He believed that humans die because it is determined by genes.

But why would such an ordinary paper lead to the disaster at the Shang Gong Institute?

Oriental Chen’s guess was that this paper was opening Pandora’s Box.

If humanity focused its scientific research on genes, it might harm the interests of certain people.

And these people might be Moni Sect members.

If the Moni Sect knew this news, it would be equivalent to the Sirius Remnants knowing this news.

They absolutely would not allow the additional DNA fragments they implanted in human bodies to be discovered.

Therefore, it wasn’t about how much value his paper had, but that this box absolutely could not be opened.

“Just a paper, why would it lead to the disaster of the entire Shang Gong Institute?” Zhang Yuankui asked, not waiting for Oriental Chen’s reply.

“You don’t understand this industry. This paper was actually promoting a pessimistic scientific idea of ‘everything is destined by heaven, nothing is up to man’,” Shen Huiying said.

“Then why not just suppress him?” Zhang Yuankui said, according to common sense.

“Actually, he was suspended immediately after publishing the paper. But one day not long after, a group of people came. They were skilled, killing everyone they saw. The entire Shang Gong Institute was filled with corpses, blood flowing like rivers,” Shen Huiying said.

Oriental Chen sent a message:

“Ask about the human experiments. This topic is not worth discussing further.”

After Zhang Yuankui received Oriental Chen’s message, he took a deep breath.

If he didn’t send a message, he wouldn’t know what to ask.

“Then what’s the deal with the human experiments?”

“Actually, the Shang Gong Institute didn’t conduct human experiments. It’s just that after the laboratory had an incident, some other people came. They occupied the laboratory’s location and engaged in human experiment research,” Shen Huiying explained.

“Were they also Chinese researchers?” Zhang Yuankui asked, following Oriental Chen’s question.

“Unclear.”

“Where were you then? Why do you know these things?” Zhang Yuankui continued to ask.

“Because I stayed there for a period of time.”

“To do what?” Zhang Yuankui asked.

“As an undercover agent, to collect their criminal evidence,” Shen Huiying explained.

“Whew~” Zhang Yuankui took a deep breath.

“It’s good that I didn’t do evil!” He comforted himself.

“Who sent you?” Zhang Yuankui asked.

“Commissioned by the Security Department, with a transfer order from the Culture Department.”

“How did you get in?”

“At that time, they sent me an invitation, hoping I could work there.”

“When was this?”

“It was not long after I gave birth to Shanshan.”

“So, your departure at that time was for this mission?” Zhang Yuankui understood.

“Yes,” Shen Huiying nodded.

“Then tell me, what experiments were they actually doing?”

“Extraction, storage, conversion, and application of human bio-energy,” Shen Huiying replied.

Oriental Chen understood; they wanted to research how to utilize crystalss.

The Moni Sect members definitely knew about crystalss.

Their goal must be to research methods for mass-producing crystalss or using crystalss to enhance human potential.