Novel & Cerita Her Final Experiment: Their Regret

Conclusion: experiment failed, substance already fused with the subject's blood cells making it impossible to be completely removed henceforth if the change occurs again it is highly recommended that subject be killed on sight. I stood there dumbstruck beyond belief, all this time I thought the council was helping me all this time I thought I was getting better, Instead I'm just a guinea pig, a failed experiment to be disposed of. I started shaking as I felt the hurt anger and betrayal build up inside me.

Except for herself, no one could take her away from Caesar through layers of defense. At this thought, Herman sat in his chair, slightly hunched, and pinched the bridge of his nose. He had once firmly opposed conducting human experiments and breeding genetic products, but now... These children created through experiments indeed played a significant role. Whether it was the children who didn't grow up successfully and died prematurely, Eugenie who chose to sacrifice herself to protect Lola, Lola who is currently dealing with Caesar, or... The abandoned failed experiment product---Angus. "Mr. Herman."

"That was a finished product. A perfected method. Everything was too clean, too precise. They learned from their mistakes." Althea was quiet for a moment, her jaw tight. "So you’re saying whoever did this… used my mother as a fucking experiment?" I tilted my head. "Wouldn’t be the first time people use others like disposable test subjects." She clenched her fists. "And you’re so calm about this?"

“Hahaha! This fat pig! He deserved it!” Just as the live broadcast room was crazily sending out bullet screens. The three people in the room looked at Morse and Rainier again. Were the metal rings on their necks miniature bombs? The flesh and blood splattered on everyone’s faces were proof enough. Now that the experiment was over, there was no hope. Once there was hope, there was despair again. This made the five people even more devastated. Rainier looked at Morse and said, “Morse, we are all men. You should know how important our genitalia are to us men. You take this mission. If there is another mission for the two of us, I will take it!”

“There’s no way to treat this. We don’t even know if he’s alive.” Tanner had already used every medicine she could, together with silver needles for detoxification. But his complexion had not improved, even though all the vital signs remained normal. Could it have mutated? That would be troublesome. Carter asked, “What was the purpose of this experiment? I don’t get it. Was it just to test heredity?” Tanner shook her head. “I’m not entirely sure, but it seems it was a research to obtain immortality.” Carter stared at Brody for a few seconds. “How is that possible? That experiment must have harmed a lot of people.”

I wasn't sure how much I could watch but I needed to know if he survived. After thirty fast-forwarded minutes of agony, a white foam left his mouth and he went limp on the floor. The camera refocused on Claire who had not batted an eye at the whole thing. She said to the camera, "Subject fifty-nine is null. The experiment failed. Will gather the data and prepare for the test sixty.' And the camera was turned off. I sat there like a mannequin for goddess knows how long. My eyes had seen inhumane actions done by the woman I had chosen to love.

So, in slithering down and pulling my cloak around me, I hurried down the hall before anyone could see me. My hands were still shaking by the time I reached the room. I shut the door behind me and locked it, leaning against it to catch my breath. Dr. Merek's words played again and again in my mind. "I didn't mean to-" Just like that, it was not an intended affair. A fault on his side in an attempt to experiment on the Alpha; the experiment was taking life in the process.

Mistakes were considered next, followed by operational technique. Travis continued reminding Natalie to stay focused, hoping that even in defeat, he could confidently say her skills were sound. However, as time slipped away, he began to regret not emphasizing that completing the experiment was just as important. Meanwhile, a mysterious guest arrived at the experimental building. After hearing the secretary’s report, George’s expression shifted slightly. He stood up and left. On stage, Natalie had reached the midpoint, which was also the most challenging section. Alice had already made a mistake, and Natalie could not afford to make one herself.

The other fellow researchers sighed, then shook their heads in disappointment, as if the person who had just died was none of their business. “This one failed too. How dare that fellow swear after what we've done for him all this time? He should be happy to have lived under our protection all this time. If this experiment successful, his success will bring a major change in human civilization. Too bad, we still seem to be lacking in something. Do you know the main reason, Maya?”

Not anymore. I stood still, my heart seething with rage and agony. My hands clenched into fists as I watched everything unfold right before me. “I did no wrong by bringing the doctor over, as instructed by Mum, for the DNA test. If the child truly isn't yours, like you claim, then why deny a DNA test that would prove to everyone that you’re right?” Dominion chimed in, his voice filled with sarcasm. I huffed, feeling disgusted by their entire presence. They were of no use to me.