"Has the person being tested undergone genetic classification?"
What category?
Zhou Siyun and Lin Ling exchanged a glance and then looked at Zhou Siyu.
“Due to genetic selection, everyone is different.” Zhou Siyu rubbed his forehead, picked up the water on the table, took a sip, and patiently explained, “To put it this way, the vast majority of people carry genes from two or more races. Due to different factors, some are mainly human genes, and some are mainly animal and plant genes. This is the most important reason for the existence of half-orcs.”
"I remember there is a kind of tree called 'flowing mulberry', which grows extremely slowly, taking three years to be considered one year old."
Zhou Siyu took another sip of water, paused, and coughed lightly with his left fist to his mouth: "Of course, these are all just my guesses..."
"Very likely."
Lin Ling nodded. In terms of biological genes, ten of him couldn't compare to Zhou Siyu.
"Does this mean that all the previous research data was wrong?"
Zhou Siyun frowned deeply. The research results of more than ten people over a year turned out to be wrong?
This is just too...absurd...
“Scramble everything and start over.” Lin Ling closed the document and made the final decision. “Si Yun, go and call the people from the differentiation prediction team. We need to have a meeting.”
"good……"
Zhou Siyun lowered her eyes to hide her emotions and moved reluctantly.
“It doesn’t necessarily have to be completely overturned.” Zhou Siyu stroked his chin thoughtfully. “Although there are errors, some of the data is definitely usable, unless…”
"What?"
A flame ignited in Zhou Siyun's eyes; no one wants to be rejected, and she was no exception.
“Forget it, you shouldn’t make such a basic mistake as the samples coming from a single group.” Zhou Siyu lowered his hands and crossed his arms. “If we rule out that possibility, we just need to do a gene classification and then retrieve the data that belongs to the general population.”
The lab has the fastest computers, so this amount of data is no problem at all.
"But we don't have genetic classification information..."
"Hmm? No?" Zhou Siyu frowned, leaning against the table and looking at the ceiling. "I remember I outlined a rough framework for a gene classification program before. Let me think about where it is..."
"A database." Lin Ling pushed up his glasses and coughed awkwardly. "There should be one."
“Oh, that makes things simpler.” Zhou Siyu clenched his left fist and punched his right palm. “The retrieval system can be directly implanted into the main system, which will make the comparison much simpler.”
"Okay, Siyun, go and inform everyone that there will be a meeting at 8:30 tonight. Siyu, you come with me to find it."
“I’ll go instead. Siyu doesn’t look well.” Zhou Siyun gripped the document, her fingers unconsciously fiddling with the cover, but she maintained a gentle smile on her face.
"I'm fine." Zhou Siyu shook his head and zipped up his coat. "The program is too small; it's just a drop in the ocean when placed in the database."
"That's easy, just use a database search..."
“Um… the program isn’t named.” Zhou Siyu scratched the back of his head. “And I broke it down into many parts and packaged them separately.”
It wasn't for the sake of secrecy or anything; it was simply because he was the kind of person who liked to do this and then that, write this part and then write another part.
In short, doing the same thing for a long time is torture for him.
"Hmm... I see." Zhou Siyun nodded thoughtfully, then tilted her head slightly towards Lin Ling. Wan'er smiled and said, "Then I won't bother Uncle Lin any longer. I'll be going now."
After saying that, he turned to look at Zhou Siyu and said, "Siyu, you should also take care of yourself and get some rest."
"Yes, thank you."
Zhou Siyu smiled and nodded, then subconsciously took a step back.
He wasn't afraid of Zhou Siyun, but he felt that her smile was malicious.
"Let's go."
Lin Ling pulled Zhou Siyu up, gently patted the back of his hand, and a hint of coldness flashed in her eyes.
Stepping into the glass corridor, Zhou Siyu stared blankly at the unfamiliar garden beneath her feet, which was enclosed by huge glass walls.
He vaguely remembered that in the very center of the garden there was a small tree that never bloomed, in the eastern corner there was a small trellis covered with wisteria, and on the western tree perched a small bird that was pure white but had colorful long tail feathers.
“Do you remember that tree that never blooms?” Lin Ling pointed to the thickest tree in the middle and said with some emotion, “More than ten years ago, it wasn’t even as thick as my forearm.”
“I remember, I took care of him for several years, I never expected him to grow so tall now.”
Do you know what kind of tree it is?
When asked, Zhou Siyu shook his head. This plant looks very strange. It is clearly a tree, but it has no branches. The sword-like things look like orchid leaves, but how can flowers bloom on the leaves?
It's also possible that they aren't flowers, because those flowers look more like wind chimes.
Maybe it's something new developed in the lab, a wishing bell tree.
"Lanling, its flower is called Lanling flower."
Lin Ling's tone and eyes revealed a calmness born of worldly experience, while Zhou Siyu acted as if possessed by a monkey, baring her teeth and brandishing her claws.
"Orchid bellflower? Orchid tree? Weren't they extinct a long time ago? How could this be..."
Zhou Siyu, who had never seen the world before, was completely dumbfounded. The sudden appearance of a plant that had been extinct for a long time was too terrifying!
"Before the Etolan Laboratory was destroyed, the Alliance secretly moved a large number of sealed Orchid Bellflowers, which were later transferred to the Oran Laboratory. It took us more than ten years to obtain the closest seedling." A hint of pride and satisfaction appeared in Lin Ling's eyes, and then she sighed slightly: "All the creatures in the garden are restored one-to-one according to the Orchid Bellflower's growing environment in the book. The only regret is that we have never been able to cultivate the Lianmu Grass."
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