The situation at that time made Dr. Colander and others clearly aware of the risks of B11 gene mutation drugs.

But fortunately, one of them successfully evolved into a monster after sleeping for three years.

This allowed them to come up with a serious result after so many years of research.

Luo Ji also received another report from the Zhuoke Provincial Genetic Research Institute.

Did the Chimera successfully evolve into a Warcraft?

Of course he had to confirm this kind of thing with his own eyes.

But it turned out that his trip collided with a typhoon, and he was delayed for more than half a month before he came to the Institute of Genetics.

"Dr. Colander, can this B11 genetic mutation drug allow all animals injected to successfully evolve into Warcraft?"

It can be said that Luo Ji was very concerned about this issue.

If he could really get to this point, he could start mass-producing Warcraft directly.

In response, Dr. Coland shook his head.

"Your Majesty, of course such a thing is impossible."

After saying that, Dr. Colander led Luo Ji into the yard, and then pointed to the large pile of cages placed in the corner.

In those special cages, there are many animals that are obviously abnormal in appearance, ranging from rabbits to wild boars, hyenas, and gray wolves, almost all of them.

These animals have obviously mutated. The reason why they are all concentrated here is because the Chimera is also here, which can act as a deterrent and make those mutated animals much more honest.

After getting closer, Dr. Colander, who gave Luo Ji a brief introduction, also gave a more clear answer...

"Your Majesty, all of these animals are animals that have been injected with the B11 gene mutation agent and then successfully mutated. However, their current state is actually similar to the state in which they directly used dark matter to mutate successfully. The B11 gene mutation we developed

Potions, to put it bluntly, only serve to stimulate and assist, giving them an opportunity. Whether they can eventually evolve into Warcraft depends on the potential of the creature itself."

"So, these animals don't have enough potential?"

"Yes."

Dr. Colander nodded again in affirmation.

Luo Ji, who was mentally prepared, didn't have any big surprises, and he didn't intend to dwell too much on this matter. This time, his genetic research institute finally succeeded in producing a Warcraft Chimera.

So far, he is quite satisfied with this result.

"Dr. Colander, how strong is this Chimera's combat power now? How does it compare with Xiaoba?"

After staying in Zhuoke Province for so many years, it is impossible for Dr. Koland not to know who Xiaoba is.

However, based on the current level 1 strength of the Chimera, if you want to compete with Hydra Lockerbie, who is now a level 2 monster? No matter how you think about it, it is impossible to compare.

At the same time, although the size of Hydra Locke is not as huge as Hydra Bailey, it has now reached nearly fifty meters.

The fifteen-meter Chimera and the nearly fifty-meter Hydra Locke are not of the same magnitude no matter how you think about it.

If they really fight, Hydra will definitely kill him...

However, from the perspective of comprehensive combat capabilities and comprehensiveness, Chimera definitely surpasses other first-order monsters with an overwhelming advantage.

After all, it has a variety of attributes that can target enemies to a certain extent. At the same time, it has three heads, has a wide viewing angle, and can launch attacks at the same time.

The biggest headache for Luo Ji now is that there is currently no particularly suitable method that allows him to actually test the Chimera's combat effectiveness.

Therefore, as for understanding the Chimera's combat effectiveness, Luo Ji could only rely on the large amount of data from the Genetic Research Institute.

But forget it, there will always be opportunities for this kind of thing in the future.

Moreover, in Luo Ji's view, the Chimera's greatest advantage does not lie in its individual combat power, but in its ability to produce relatively stably.

In the civilization of other worlds, there are many giant beasts and magical beasts, but their natural reproduction efficiency is very, very low.

Especially those giant beasts, you can't force them to give birth.

At the same time, after they give birth to a child, the mother often needs to rest for a long time.

But Chimera is different.

As a synthetic beast, first of all, it is artificial, and secondly, it has no gender at all.

Therefore, as long as various equipment, resources, and manpower are fully prepared, this Chimera should be able to be mass-produced to a certain extent.

"Dr. Colander, this Chimera should be ready for mass production in the future, right?"

Naturally, Dr. Colander and the others have seriously considered this issue, and the final result is...

"Your Majesty, it is still very difficult to cultivate a Chimera. Many steps cannot be done by machines. Alchemy must be used to complete it. Moreover, the alchemist's own skills and knowledge are also very high.

The other party needs to have a deep enough understanding of synthetic beast genetics, at least he must be a bachelor of synthetic beast genetics."

The machine can't handle it, and the threshold for getting started is high. This is a troublesome problem.

In addition, according to Dr. Coland, the cultivation of chimera is very time-consuming.

They use genetic breeding, and it takes about three years just to carry out the preliminary work to form an embryo and basically grow it. After that, it will form a chimera larvae that can be called a living thing, and then put it into

It will take about five years at least to cultivate them to adulthood where they can form combat capabilities. At the same time, considering the issue of strength, seven years is best, which is safer.

In other words, all in all, the production cycle of a Warcraft Chimera is as long as eight to ten years, and there is still a risk of failure.

The cultivation of synthetic beasts is a very complicated and energy-consuming task. A small mistake or even a small accident may lead to the failure of the cultivation.

In the first few years, even if a breeder keeps an eye on the embryo every day, he cannot ensure that nothing goes wrong.

However, this time did not make Luo Ji waver in his decision.

They are not fools, how could they produce one in one wave?

Breeding a hundred Chimeras at one time, considering the mortality rate, how could he have dozens of Warcraft Chimeras ten years later?

As for Luo Ji's idea, Dr. Coland quickly said that with the current manpower of their genetic research institute, it was impossible to breed a hundred chimeras at once.

Once breeding begins, basically every animal needs to be taken care of by someone with sufficient professional knowledge.

Considering the current situation, cultivating twenty animals at one time may make them very busy every day...
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