It was late at night.
At this time, most of the contestants are already asleep.
The monkey quickly left dormitory building A and arrived at dormitory building B. After looking around and seeing that no one was there, it darted up into the building in a flash.
He opened his system panel, and a chat box appeared:
[Linnaeus: Come to my dorm, room 313.]
This was a message Linna sent him ten minutes ago.
The monkey thought to itself that Lin Nai was probably going to give it some kind of task.
The monkey knew that Linnaeus wouldn't easily fulfill the promises he had made.
Based on his many years of experience working for capitalists, he believes that one should only take a glimpse of the promises made by bosses with a grain of salt.
If you really want to get a piece of the pie, you'll have to wait until all your remaining value has been squeezed out.
The monkey arrived at room 313 as promised.
Linna opened the door, glanced at him, and said, "Come in."
The monkey walked into the room and said, "If there's anything you need me to do, just tell me."
Lin Nai glanced at him, then pointed to the bed next to her: "Take off your shirt and sit on the bed."
monkey:"?"
He took a step back: "You...what do you want to do...?"
"Stop talking nonsense and hurry up." Lin Nai frowned. "I have a lot of things to do."
monkey:"......"
The monkey sighed.
Oh well, it's all fate.
Even if it's about physical health, it's much better than what gene companies offer...
The monkey took off its shirt and sat on the bed.
Linna looked him up and down, his body thin as a rake: "You're quite slender."
The monkey blushed: "Didn't you ask me to take my clothes off?! With a body like this, you're still interested in me? How dare you say that to me?!"
"?" Lin Nai looked confused. "I don't understand what you're talking about. Who's interested in you?" Then, he raised his hand and flicked out a brown pill. "Here you go."
The monkey instinctively caught the pill, opened its hand, and looked at Lin Nai with a tentative and questioning gaze: "What is this?"
“This is a pill my friend made,” Linna said. “It incorporates many extraordinary crystals, spiritual herbs, magic power, and soul power, which can help you control the G-type mutant cancer cells in your body.”
The monkey was surprised and somewhat incredulous: "Really??"
Linna: "You'll know once you eat it."
The monkey remained silent for a while, thought about it, and seemed to feel that there was nothing to fear about his body anymore, so he directly put the pill into his mouth.
Soon, the elixir took effect.
[Notification: You have used an unknown elixir. Control of G-type mutated cancer cells +1...]
[Notification: You have used an unknown elixir. Control of G-type mutated cancer cells +4...]
[Notification: You have used an unknown elixir. Control of G-type mutated cancer cells +16...]
As the monkey looked at the prompts appearing on the system panel, its body began to heat up, as if every drop of blood and every cell in its body was burning wildly!
"ah......"
Two quarters of an hour later.
The monkey opened its eyes, panting heavily. Looking down, it discovered that its upper body was emitting a strange green steam from the inside out.
The sheets beneath him were soaked with his green blood.
“You should take this pill for a few more courses of treatment,” Linna told him. “But at least for now, after you activate the G-type cancer mutation mode, you should be able to maintain your original consciousness and won’t become so crazy that you can’t even control yourself anymore.”
The monkey looked at its palm and then carefully examined its body.
It seems... he's telling the truth...
"Where did you get this pill from?" The monkey's expression was complicated. G-type cancer cells were the latest evolved cells researched by the gene company. Theoretically, G-type cells could devour everything and regenerate continuously, making them very difficult to suppress. "I've never heard of a drug with this effect before, not even the gene company has one..."
Linna: "I told you, my friend made it."
The monkey was silent for a moment, then tentatively asked, "I didn't expect you to help me control the G cells so quickly. I thought you'd at least make me do a few more things for you, to pledge your loyalty before you'd help me..."
“There’s no need for that.” Lin Nai said calmly, “I can control the gene lock in your body, that’s enough.”
The monkey thought about it and seemed to agree.
“However, I do have something for you to do next,” Linna said.
"What's up?"
"After the competition ends tomorrow, keep an eye on the rest of your gene company and don't let them get away."
"...I see...I understand. You want me to be the mole?" The monkey nodded, then asked suspiciously, "But why? What are you going to do with them?"
Lin Nai looked at him and said, "Tell me first, is your gene company participating in this competition with the aim of obtaining something?"
The monkey looked somewhat surprised: "How did you know?"
Linnaeus: "Because of your gene company, you're not the only mole within me."
The monkey was even more surprised.
"Don't be surprised," Linnaeus said. "Tell me about it. You should know about this, right?"
The monkey paused for a moment and said, "Oh, I know, I know. The company has two purposes for sending us to participate in this competition: one is to find an opportunity to obtain the extraordinary genes from you and the other apostle, Mu Xun, and take them back for research; the other is to win the championship of this competition and get the hidden prize."
Lin Nai narrowed her eyes and asked, "What is this hidden prize?"
"I don't know either." The monkey shrugged. "Our team leader never told us that I'm just a player, only responsible for winning the game."
Linnaeus lowered his head and pondered for a while.
The monkey said, "Oh, right, there's something else I need to remind you. It seems the company has also partnered with a very powerful Black Angel race, the Demon Race. If they can't get the prize through the usual means in this competition, they might have to resort to robbery."
“Yes, I know about this too.” Lin Nai looked at him. “You can go back now. Just keep a close eye on all the people from your gene company tomorrow, and send me a message immediately if anything happens.”
"Okay," the monkey readily agreed.
After the monkey left, Linna got up, picked up the blood-stained sheet, took a blood sample from it, and went to another room in the dormitory.
Night fell in this room. She was sitting in front of several scientific instruments, wearing a white lab coat, gloves, and scientific glasses, looking quite like a female scientific researcher.
These scientific instruments are stored in the system space at night, and can be temporarily taken out and assembled for use.
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