Chapter 1814 Horror Movie

Ved quietly did a physical examination on himself and found a shadow in his brain, which was the chip left by Duran. At this time, Vader was sure that Duran had tampered with him, and he was completely unaware of it.

Duran, so terrifying.

Vader saw other people's descriptions of Duran in the information about Duran more than once, and terrifying and unpredictable were the two most common descriptive words. Vader didn't care before, thinking that it was because others didn't understand Duran that they were afraid of Duran. But now he finally understood that Duran's horror lies in the fact that his behavior is completely unfathomable to ordinary people, and his skills are even more incredible.

He had to open his skull again. This time, Vader naturally would not look for Duran, but for another brain research expert.

Vader insisted on not taking anesthesia because he was afraid that his brain would lose control again.

The scalp was cut open with a scalpel. The moment it was peeled off, the doctor saw that Vader's skull was fixed with metal nails. He used an electric saw to cut the metal nails and open the skull.

The chip was exposed.

During this process, Wade just clenched his fists and fixed himself on the chair. He saw his brain through the mirror and saw the chip in his brain: "Take it out, immediately!" He would never allow his brain to lose control.

The doctor did not dare to neglect it, but the pins of the chip were connected to the nerve nodes of the brain, and he really didn't know how to take it out: "Give me some time." The doctor was already sweating.

Wade gritted his teeth, but he was a real man of iron and blood, and he didn't say a word. He was not afraid, but just angry. He didn't allow anything in the world that was beyond his control, especially when he trusted Duran so much, but the other party betrayed his trust.

The doctor finally took the chip off, "It's really amazing, I didn't expect it to be so easy to take it off, how do you feel?" The chip can be pulled out directly, which is much simpler than the doctor thought.

"I'm fine!"

After fixing the skull again and sewing up the scalp, Wade was able to stand up. He looked at the chip in the metal plate: "Study it carefully and see what kind of technology this is."

Then Wade ordered the soldiers to surround Duran: "Duran, you have betrayed my trust."

When Duran saw the gauze tied on Wade's head, he knew that he must have had surgery to remove the chip. He looked innocent: "This is just to make it easier for me to conduct research. How can I say that I have betrayed you? Don't you want to save the earth? I am working hard in this direction now." "Or are you willing to sacrifice others but not yourself?"

Wade was stunned by Duran's question. He was a rational person who believed that human survival was above all else. Could it be that he himself had become an obstacle to survival?

"I ask myself that I will not hinder your research. What do you want to hide from me?" Wade felt that Duran was quibbling. He fully supported Duran from the beginning, even if the other party's research method violated the laws of every country in the United Nations and violated religious doctrines and moral bottom lines, but he had no complaints. He had done this far and there was no such thing as an obstacle.

"Since you said so, then come with me and see if you can accept the truth." Duran smiled and took everyone to the underground database.

But everyone found that the original servers were gone, replaced by countless neat containers. These paint bucket-sized containers contained unknown liquids, and brains were soaked in the unknown liquids.

The basement had long been filled with containers, and the containers were stacked up to the height of the ceiling. There was only a passage where two people walked side by side, and the rest of the space was already filled with containers.

Each container represents a brain, so there are at least four or five thousand, no, seven or eight thousand brains here.

No one knows when the server room became a storage room for eight thousand brains, and no one knows how the computers of the Defense Bureau work now that the database has disappeared.

Even the iron-blooded Wade was dumbfounded and could not accept this: "How is it possible? Where did these brains come from?" He only promised to give Duran a few brains, which is a thousand times more.

"This is the super biological computer I have always wanted to study. I have completed it. As for the brain, the Defense Bureau has more than a dozen departments and more than 10,000 employees. These brains belong to the Defense Bureau employees." Duran announced this cruel truth.

"Impossible!" Wade did not admit it, because if these brains belong to employees, then what about the employees outside, why are they still alive?

The soldiers behind Wade were also trembling, because they also belonged to the Defense Bureau and were security personnel of the Intelligence Department.

"You should have seen the chip, but the chip in your brain is only the first generation, while some people have the second generation chip in their brains. The storage capacity of the second generation chip is hundreds of times that of the first generation, and it can completely replace the brain, so it is okay for me to take out their brains, because the chip will continue to complete the duties of the brain."

Everyone was frozen in place. What Duran meant was that there were 8,000 members with no brains but only chips in their brains, and they were still eating, drinking, playing, studying and working like ordinary people? !

Human common sense was subverted, and the definition of human beings was shaken.

"Look at your reaction. That's why I didn't tell you this because I knew you wouldn't be able to accept it. You couldn't accept that I was experimenting on normal people. But it happened to be the experiment that you feared that allowed me to obtain the most accurate experimental data." Duran said that the essence of human beings has been rewritten.

If the chip behaves like a human, it is still a human. In the future, the chip plus the machine body, although it looks like artificial intelligence, their behavioral logic is the same as that of humans, so they are also human. And by doing this, humans can already leave the earth and go to the deep sea and the universe, and go to places where carbonyl life cannot go.

Duran's experimental results have proved that chip people are also human.

But for Wade, this is simply a thriller turned into a horror movie, and the fear is escalated.

Wade stood there blankly, still unable to accept it. He imprisoned Duran and then went to check the employees.

The facts are cruel. The inspection found that most of the employees had nothing in their heads, only chips, and their brains had indeed been taken away by Duran.

But these 8,000 chip people never revealed any flaws, and even they themselves did not feel uncomfortable. Everyone was normal for such a long time, which shows that the human brain is not irreplaceable.

The entire defense bureau was shocked. They did not expect that they had become Duran's test subjects without knowing it.

Cheng Xin was also scared, but after checking, she found that her brain was fine, and the volunteers of the Ladder Plan were also fine.

The chaos lasted for quite some time. Many people could not accept the reality that they had become chip people and chose to commit suicide. They could not get over it. They did not need to be afraid at all. It was better to accept the reality. The definition of human beings was originally made by human beings. Since it was a man-made definition, it could be changed naturally. What was there to be upset about?

Some people wanted to kill Duran. The gunman sneaked into Duran's cell and said to Duran: "You are not qualified to deprive us of our rights as human beings. Go to hell, devil!"

Fortunately, Cheng Xin discovered it in time and knocked out the assassin by surprise, saving Duran's life.

Cheng Xin saw Duran smiling at her. This smile made her shudder, as if Duran knew from the beginning that she would save him.

Cheng Xin certainly knew that Duran had conducted evil experiments, but this was not a reason for the assassin to assassinate. If Duran was guilty, he should be punished by law, not lynched.

Cheng Xin, the Virgin, has begun to radiate her charming Virgin glory. Now the majority of people in the Defense Bureau want to kill Duran, but she is one of the few who thinks Duran should not die.