Days passed.
Wei Tianyang took the womb to the research team, where they had to begin their research from scratch, but Wei Tianyang couldn’t wait.
The organization known as the Human Cradle Plan Foundation had already delved deep into Fujiwara Makoto’s research, and they surely had piles and piles of data on hand.
Wei Tianyang had also probed Lin Yan’s mories; her ntor, Li Xianping, had joined the foundation with her to participate in the research.
Lin Yan was now with that big white creature, hiding sowhere unknown, and he didn’t recognize Li Xianping, but from the most recent parts of Lin Yan’s mory, that old fellow happened to be working in Fileros’s research facility. Wei Tianyang wasn’t even sure if he had accidentally killed him.
Wei Tianyang wasn’t certain whether Li Xianping was dead or alive; finding soone on Earth was incredibly difficult. Whether Li Xianping was dead or alive wouldn’t make him call out his na. After the destruction of Fileros’s research facility, the foundation would surely be even more careful and cautious. Finding them again would be no easy task.
He revisited Lin Yan’s mories, those experint fragnts concerning the womb were getting blurrier, and for now, all he knew was that after the womb was replenished with nutrients and sperm was injected, it could produce deformities that, in the first few weeks of life, possessed Fujiwara Makoto’s superpowers. However, as ti passed, they would gradually lose these powers and rely retain a bit more strength and slightly faster speed than a human being.
However, it was worth noting that they seed to be excellent climbers. Wei Tianyang had seen them several tis in objective reality, hanging, swinging, and climbing on the exterior walls of hotels, and Fujiwara Makoto had scolded them more than once, worrying they might fall.
The research team had already replaced the womb’s nutrient solution, but Wei Tianyang instructed them not to inject any sperm for the ti being, given that replicating the experints already done by the foundation would be aningless, as the results were known. He didn’t wish to fill the entire building with those deformities.
The foundation’s experints had only gone this far, but Wei Tianyang decided to adopt reverse thinking.
Injecting sperm simply allowed the womb to gestate its own offspring, but if... but if an unford fetus was inserted... what would be born then?
Wei Tianyang hesitated for a long ti at this thought.
After all, this was about experinting on babies, thoroughly violating morality and human decency.
What he needed were not babies already born, as those had ford completely and umbilical cords severed. He needed fetuses that were just taking form, and these could only be found in the wombs of pregnant won.
Wei Tianyang folded his arms and stayed lost in thought at the desk for a long while.
The sin was worth it; he knew his goal was to elevate all current humans to superhumans, rather than waiting for the next generation of babies to be born.
But before that, he must determine whether Fujiwara Makoto’s womb possessed the ability to transform life.
Once he could draw a conclusion, he would be able to keep the sacrifice within a reasonable range...
After all, many won around the world beco pregnant accidentally every day, and many pay to have abortions. He wouldn’t even have to do anything wrong to find underage girls wanting abortions within Felda City.
Wei Tianyang made a decision; such a sin was his alone to bear, and only he was qualified to make this decision. There was no one else in the world capable of bearing such a responsibility.
Nobody.
Two weeks later, a black girl was driven to the black tower by Quigui Ge, from whom Wei Tianyang purchased the just-ford fetus in her belly for 10,000 Langke.
The girl was about 16, with plain looks and modest clothing. Quigui Ge had investigated her background; she was simply a dropout fooling around outside, accidentally getting pregnant, and the boy had fled to another city. She had been trying to scrape together money for an abortion, never expecting that soone would actually want to buy the child in her belly.
To such a girl, 10,000 Langke was a substantial sum.
Wei Tianyang saw that her belly was not yet showing a pregnancy, estimating that it was only about one or two months along. With his X-ray vision, he scanned and saw that the fetus within the womb was only the size of a hand and still had a small ancestral tail.
He was not Ruan Yu, not so stingy as to be unwilling to give soone even 10,000 Langke. He imdiately pulled out cash and stuffed it into the girl’s hand. On the one hand, he never lied, and on the other, it was to alleviate his own feelings of guilt.
The girl was very happy. She had not expected him to be so generous with money. Wei Tianyang also knew that the girl had co here as a last desperate attempt, and had even prepared herself ntally to be deceived and possibly abused.
But obviously, the girl did not know that the surgery to remove the fetus was not that simple.
An ordinary abortion surgery is actually quite simple: inserting a rod and stirring up everything in the womb, then sucking out the remains with a tube.
But Wei Tianyang wanted it alive. A two-month-old fetus is extrely fragile. To increase the chances of the baby’s survival, the team needed to deeply anesthetize the girl and then perform an open abdominal surgery.
The safest thod was to remove the girl’s womb after opening the abdon, then, in a nutrient solution similar to amniotic fluid, cut open the womb, extract the fetus, and smoothly transfer it into Fujiwara Makoto’s uterus.
In other words, the girl would lose her ability to reproduce, and such a surgery, with such a large incision, would also affect her body.
Of course, Wei Tianyang was not a heartless person. The surgical team he had brought was top-notch. Despite the large incision, it would definitely be well managed, and they would provide free and thorough postoperative care until she fully recovered.
And so, another child was implanted into Fujiwara Makoto’s womb.
Several days later, at night, Zhao Ling and Wei Tianyang lay facing each other. The new room maintained the layout of the old room, and living in it felt no different.
Zhao Ling did not speak, but Wei Tianyang knew what she was thinking.
"Now is not the ti," Wei Tianyang shook his head.
"You always say it’s not the ti," Zhao Ling replied, a bit displeased.
Wei Tianyang turned over and sat up, looking up through the window at the body of the moon hanging in the night.
That moon was the first superpower user in human history; he was defeated by the stars, and both his body and soul were imprisoned.
Zhao Ling lay down on his back and said, "The new humanity you’ve been pursuing might just be in my belly."
"That’s a different matter," Wei Tianyang said.
It was uncertain whether the offspring he and Zhao Ling would produce would be a new humanity, but Zhao Ling could not give birth to an army of hundreds of millions.
"What are you actually taking responsibility for? We can leave this place," Zhao Ling said.
Wei Tianyang remained silent.
"You’ve changed, Wei. You’re no longer the sa Wei you were before, and I’m no longer that Emperor. So, why not? Why insist on staying here?" Zhao Ling asked.
"I haven’t changed, Zhao Ling. I haven’t changed," Wei Tianyang shook his head and said, "I’ve just beco more pragmatic. But deep in my heart, I’m still . I killed my naivety and innocence, but I kept my persistence."
Wei Tianyang turned back, looked at Zhao Ling, and said, "I will make this world better, better than it was before."
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