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Chapter 483: The mecha turned out to be the security guard of the monster project (33)

Under normal circumstances, in order to subdue and not kill a monster over five meters in length, there is no good way for human beings except for the crazy superposition of electric shocks and anesthetics.

Tanks, armored vehicles, or aircraft cannons that humans are proud of are not available.

But the idea of ​​finding someone to fight the monster might work?

When this idea appeared in his mind, Director Smith suddenly remembered the figure of a certain young man who was too young.

Chen Shen.

The young genius on the opposite side.

In recent years, he has been the most popular and mysterious figure in the global scientific community.

Although Smith is in a secret base, he is not ignorant of things outside the window, and he has been paying attention to Chen Shen's activities.

Moreover, in the domestic scientific circles, Shenshen Chen's reputation has never been weak.

For example, Newsom, the leader of the domestic brain science program, professor of neurobiology at the Stanford University School of Medicine, director of the Institute of Neuroscience, and academician of the domestic Academy of Sciences.

Smith had heard about it, and he had met Chen Shen once. At that time, he also proposed a plan for cooperation between the two parties in the brain science project. Although it was rejected in the end, they could only conduct regular cooperation with the opposite Academy of Sciences.

But Newsom has not changed his evaluation of Chen Shen, and has always believed that the other party has the code of the human brain...

The main basis for this evaluation is the exaggerated mech on the opposite side.

The role of that mecha has always been a mystery.

Both the official on the other side and Chen Shen seemed to regard it as a show off, and never explained its real purpose in detail. After such a large mecha was built, it was left in the base to rust.

But now Smith feels as if he has discovered the role of this mecha!

If you let mechs fight monsters...

Isn't that just right? !

Smith was taken aback by the thought.

He immediately shared his sudden idea with the general next to him, who was still trying to explain the continuation of the monster experiment and the threat to the safety of researchers and other personnel.

The people in the base are not those rednecks outside whose only role is to vote. They are the real national elites, the cornerstone of technology, and the pillars of the country. They cannot be wasted on meaningless projects like making monsters that can be killed by a thermal weapon inside.

Smith still stood in front of the general: "Sir, I think I may have discovered the true role of the mecha!"

"What?" The general who was thinking about it paused for a moment, "Director Smith, did you suffer from a memory disorder? Our base has never had any connection with mechas, and the current situation has nothing to do with mechas. If If you get any accidental discovery out of your usual interest, you can submit it to me separately later, and I will report it for you, and now we have to solve the monster problem."

The general's mouth was like a water gun, and he didn't stop after firing.

Smith quickly waved his hand, interrupting the spellcasting chant on the other side: "No, no, I think the mecha has a very close relationship with us."

"May I ask the general, if the accident on the report reappears, which method will you use to quickly subdue the monster?"

Smith didn't want to be distracted by the general, and quickly emphasized: "This issue is very important, please consider it seriously."

The general chose to respect Smith's wishes, "We can choose a large dose of anesthetic, as well as gas, electric shock, and a squeeze chamber that will slowly shrink the space..."

Smith nodded again and again, "They are all good ideas, but they are too slow to take effect, and they are too passive, leaving a lot of room for the monsters to move."

"Then what is your method?" The general stared at Smith displeasedly, but suddenly connected with what he said just now, "You, do you mean..."

Smith nodded: "That's right, it's the mecha!"

"As long as people drive mechas, they can fight monsters. Although the power of monsters is huge, the power of machines is not bad at all. Mechas that can move are born to be used to subdue monsters!"

"The more critical evidence supporting my point of view, the general should also be very clear."

Smith narrowed his eyes and looked at the general.

The other party nodded, "The original sample of the monster is on the opposite side."

That's why the opponent is so active in making mechas!

They have finally found a reliable answer to a problem that has plagued the country for several years!

Smith didn't forget his purpose. He couldn't ask the general to cancel the project, so he continued: "The opposite party spent tens of billions to manufacture a huge mecha, and the research and development expenses for the mecha may have reached hundreds of billions."

"So much money is just to make a kind of equipment that can subdue monsters and prevent them from getting out of control..."

Smith's words reminded the general.

He found that he had solved a doubt, but was immediately confused again: "What is the magical power behind this monster, so that the other party has invested so much resources to maintain it?"

Spend tens of billions to build mechas, just to guard the monsters...

What is the secret of the deeper monster project, which is worth guarding with the tens of billions of security guards?

Smith spoke slowly at this time, "Don't you want to know the secret behind this, General?"

Like a devil's whisper of temptation, the general admitted that he had indeed been aroused.

If he can master the secret on the other side, it won't be a problem to go up two levels, right?

This is a secret worth tens of billions of dollars, and domestic intelligence agents have been running around for several years without any clue!

Smith also saw the general's heartbeat, "Sir, as long as we continue to breed monsters, we will soon know everything you want to know, as long as you don't cancel the project."

The general pondered for a while, and finally said: "We don't have mechas, what will we do when monsters are born in the future? It's impossible to use the lives of the guards like today, right?"

Smith has already had a solution: "We can bid for the mecha plan internally and build an anesthesia gas chamber at the same time. At that time, we only need to let the monsters be born in it."

It's a bit slow to take effect, but it's good to have an effect.

Without giving the general time to think, Smith went on to say:

"At the same time, we also need to build a monster prison. If my guess is correct, the growth rate of these cute big guys will also be amazing."

The general frowned, "Monster Prison? How big does it need to be?"

"The bigger the better."

...

The day after the base accident.

Smith submitted an experiment report, in which he summarized various new biological breakthrough discoveries in the monster, and at the same time mourned the hundreds of colleagues who died in the accident, and thanked them for their dedication on the road of human scientific exploration.

The general simultaneously guessed the connection between the monster and the mecha, and beautified the sudden birth of the monster during the transfer process, and reported it as good news.

Low EQ: An accident occurred during the experiment, and the monster was born ahead of schedule, out of control and started killing.

High emotional intelligence: There were surprises during the experiment, the monster was born ahead of time, and the body was full of vitality.