Chapter 1184 The Beginning of Human Experiments

However, even so, Stryker will be subject to many restrictions. Rich people's money is not blown by the wind. At that time, it may be necessary to invite professionals to evaluate Stryker's results. However, the most critical problem is that whether it is the research of aliens or the research carried out by Stryker without authorization, the ownership and control rights are actually not in Stryker's hands.

Stryker is just a colonel in the military, not to mention he is not a high-level official, he is barely a middle-level official. Aliens are a secret in themselves, and it is actually illegal to use them to make money.

This is why Stryker finally found Yasien Pearson, because Yasien Pearson is not only rich but also courageous, and relatively speaking, he also has a certain credibility.

Yasien Pearson has always been generous and rarely has conflicts with his partners. Of course, these are the basic qualities that a successful businessman must possess.

"I can get the money, and I can even get more money later, but I need results. I'm not talking about success like monkeys and gorillas. I need real human beings. How long will it take to give me results?"

Yasien Pearson is very interested in this project, but he hopes the experiment can progress faster.

"Human experiments may require more funds, and I need to report the number of human trial places to the military, which is more troublesome to handle. Experiments will always fail. I can't give you a specific time, but even the birth of a new drug requires at least 10 years of accumulation. Do you think I have to agree to this epoch-making genetic research if you ask me to complete it in half a year?"

Stryker doesn't mind sharing some of the research results, but that doesn't mean he can accept someone sitting over his head and reminding him of the progress of the experiment every day.

"I will help you solve the problem of human experiment quota and approval. Can the first batch of human experiments start within half a month?"

Yasien Pearson stared at the mutant gorilla in the laboratory as if he was appreciating a work of art. Once the research on this serum from aliens was successful, humans would have taken a big step forward on the road to evolution.

Of course, as a Jew, Yasien Pearson thought more deeply. If this serum could really be used on humans, the Jews' thousands of years of wandering life would come to an end. Although the previous plan to establish a Jewish state in the Middle East had failed, they could make a comeback when the time was right!

For the Jews, establishing a country of their own has always been their inner dream - after all, anyone with a brain knows that wandering in a foreign country is definitely not as good as owning a country of their own.

This powerful serum can arm every ordinary soldier and even realize the Jewish hegemony in Yasien Pearson's mind - so what's wrong with spending a little more money? Yasien Pearson has thousands of Jewish compatriots behind him. As long as this investment can get the final technology, it will be a profitable business!

"Yes, it's completely possible if the funds are in place. What restricts me is not my morality, but the materials and funds for the experiment." Stryker raised the corner of his mouth slightly, not minding self-deprecation at all.

Of course, Yasien Pearson didn't have any moral obsession, so the two of them hit it off right away.

A week later, 5000 million U.S. dollars in funds arrived smoothly. At the same time, Yasien Pearson arranged a full one hundred volunteers to voluntarily undergo Stryker's human experiments.

Originally, Stryker was still tracking down that damn mutant monkey, but there was no news for a few days. However, after the funds arrived, Stryker immediately dealt with the crying and complaining family members.

Of course people cry and yell when a family member dies, but if the pension is sufficient, most people can barely accept it. It is normal for soldiers to die. For the few who are still dissatisfied, Stryker doesn't mind using some tough measures to scare them.

Three days later, Stryker gathered the researchers to begin preparing for the first real human experiment. Although the experiment was too rushed, the financial sponsor demanded speeding up the process regardless of cost, so Stryker had no need to be polite.

"There are a total of six people who will be injected this time, three of them are black and three are white, all of them are death row inmates. They have signed an agreement that if the experiment fails, their families will be given a sum of money."

The researchers in charge of the experiment have already done basic background checks. These people are already death row inmates who are about to sit on the electric chair. Now it's just an extra procedure to undergo a human experiment. Regardless of success or failure, it will bring a considerable income to their families, so the prisoners themselves have no objections.

This is considered as enticing them with benefits. These people are the easiest to get rid of. After all, they are about to die, and if they accept the experiment, they will have a chance to struggle.

"Start the injection!" This time the injection was done with a simple injection device that Stryker had someone design. The last time the gorilla went berserk, it taught the researchers some small lessons, so this time they improved the experimental process.

Following the injection of X-serum, the six death row inmates soon had violent limb reactions, but all six died 6 minutes later.

"The experiment failed." This time, Stryker accepted the result of the experiment calmly. Next, the research institute collected blood and some tissues from the death row prisoners for testing, and then the security department came on stage to carry out the destruction measures.

Because of the previous incidents of mutant monkeys escaping, the destruction operations are now carried out more cautiously. The first step is to inject cyanide plus neurotoxins. After the injection, the brain and joints are physically destroyed, and then they are sent directly to the crematorium for cremation. Each process is strictly controlled by a large group of soldiers to prevent the emergence of mutants or even resurrected corpses.

"Sir, will the next batch of experiments continue in three days?"

"Go on. We have plenty of volunteers now. We don't have to worry about the materials for the human experiments. They are all death row inmates. To put it bluntly, they are all extremely evil. There is no need to have sympathy for them."

Stryker deliberately emphasized the death row prisoners, hoping that the researchers under him would abandon their useless "compassion". Although there are abundant experimental materials now, the experimental progress is more intense than before, as Yasien Pearson is waiting for the experimental results.

"Yes, sir!"

The researchers also knew that these people were death row prisoners, but they still felt a little uncomfortable at first. After all, each of them was a living being, which was quite different from previous animal experiments.

Three days later, the second human trial began, again with six death row inmates. This time the concentration of the X serum was slightly adjusted, but unfortunately, the results after the injection were all death without exception.