There is no record of when the evolutionary phenomenon occurred or when the inhibitory drugs were started.

It's so simple that it's almost blank.

After reading the messages from the previous people, Su Mu, who was already prepared, sighed, feeling as if he had expected it.

When she looked at it, she discovered that most of the information in this underground laboratory was based on experiments done. In other words, only those experimental subjects that have undergone experiments and observations here will have more detailed information.

While others, such as Su Mu and others, simply entered a few sentences of information.

Of course, if a physical examination is conducted, the amount of information presented will definitely not be the same as it is now.

Just as she was thinking about the physical examination, Su Mu saw the phone screen at her hand light up. She scrolled through the reply and found that it was a summary of the physical examination items.

The document was so long that she didn't even finish reading the first page before encountering more than a dozen projects she had never heard of.

The entire document is at least three pages long.

Su Mu frowned, randomly picked two strange ones and searched online, and found that only one of the two was considered a regular project, while the other was like a random new word, and no results were found.

Exiting the search page, Su Mu flipped through the physical examination items and silently made a mental note of such an unheard-of item.

There are two possibilities. Otherwise, there are special projects related to experiments in the laboratory, which are not needed in the outside world. The other possibility is that the laboratory made up a random name and wants to use it in the name of physical examination.

What do they do.

After pondering for a moment, Su Mu edited a message for Assistant Wu, instructing her to follow her throughout tomorrow's physical examination, and then made a promise that she would not leave the room.

After receiving the exact reply, Su Mu turned his attention back to the information.

Knowing that the information inside was incomplete, her interest weakened a lot, and her focus shifted from simple surface information to hidden information.

After reading Luo Haiwei's pitiful few lines, Su Mu flipped forward and compared the information of each participant.

It was obvious that compared to others, Luo Haiwei's information was extremely brief, even so simple that it was almost blank.

Su Mu guessed that this might be Luo's father's first-hand insurance to prevent too much of his daughter's personal information from being stolen in the laboratory.

However, this behavior obviously greatly reduced the value of this information to Su Mu. Her attempt to find out from the laboratory why Luo Haiwei started to evolve also came to nothing.

But it can't be said to be worthless.

At least now we know that the evolution of several recorded people is under the control of the laboratory.

The conclusion given by the observer is also good and can be observed.

Su Mu could also tell from the data that although their side effects were much greater than his own, they were much better than those of the recorded experimental subjects.

It is already considered a relatively successful case.

After reading a line of information about the participants, Su Mu continued to turn back. The next page was a report from another experimental subject.

This report was somewhat beyond her expectation. After the information about someone with a special identity like Luo Haiwei, a shorter one actually appeared:

Experimental Subject Zero

Confidentiality level: sss

Danger level: extremely dangerous

Three lines of extremely short introduction, followed by a large area of ​​blank space, as if someone had erased it, very clean.

Is this gone?
Chapter completed!