So, these undocunted dinsion infections largely occurred during the period from the first dinsion infection to the ban on cloning technology,
after the initial dinsion infection incident.
Cloning experints in various laboratories continued.
According to records, almost all subsequent clones showed signs of mutation,
but these mutations in clones were mostly simply influenced by another dinsion, similar to congenital deformities in newborns, rather than a genuine dinsion infection.
Only a very small portion of clones showed precursors of actual dinsion infection.
Then, of course, there were fatalities.
Even with the precedent of the first dinsion infection, all laboratories prepared follow-up treatnt asures before continuing experints.
However, not many of these asures proved effective.
In the early stages, the most effective thod to curb the initial spread of dinsion infection was incredulously to position battlecruisers at the laboratory gates, aim large or even main weapons at the lab, and bombard directly if problems arose.
So, even for early dinsion infections, the mortality rate among all personnel directly involved was one hundred percent.
After nurous experints, laboratories that communicated with each other did indeed acquire valuable data from dinsion infections, and naturally, safety asures were implented.
These asures were similar to the Silent Alloy isolation layer currently being arranged by Zuo Jing.
They were indeed effective, capable of blocking the expansion of dinsion infection.
Moreover, these Silent Alloy isolation layers could hinder the further spread of existing dinsion infection, though they could not prevent dinsion infection occurring in clones.
They had targeted capabilities to seal the outbreak source of dinsion infection into the necessary containnt equipnt.
Many cloning laboratories within the Empire discovered seemingly perfect and effective thods to handle dinsion infections, intensifying experints on clones.
At first glance, this seed to be a good thing.
Isolating clones could still trigger the desired dinsion infection, sending individuals directly into isolation rooms saved much trouble.
However, no experint could guarantee to be entirely problem-free forever.
The very progression of scientific developnt thrives on learning through failures.
With dinsion infection-related experints, failure could potentially lead to dinsion infection leakage.
The mortality rate from dinsion infection leakage remained sky-high; to be precise, failure equaled a one hundred percent mortality rate, even for psychics.
No psychic has survived dinsion infection leakage, not even in its initial stages.
To date, aside from the company president and Chen Ming, who personally experienced dinsion infection, there were no survivors within the Empire.
Additionally, no matter how comprehensive the protective asures, vulnerabilities were inevitable; over ti, dinsion infection, though continuously contained, was capable of leakage.
Should dinsion infection leak, it would result in massive casualties once more.
Later, the wave of deford infants began to receive attention, and the president gradually discovered the link between deformities and dinsion infection.
The advent of these aftereffects caused a high deformity rate of up to 90% in newborns within the Empire for at least the next twenty years.
Even though the Empire had cryogenic sleep technology that could indirectly extend human life,
the absence of newborns for these twenty years indeed dealt a substantial blow to the Empire.
While not to the point of imdiate collapse, extended ti at this rate would be truly dire.
After six months of testing and validation, and the deaths of nurous top scientific personnel,
the Empire finally decided to completely ban the technology, sealing related data, accessible only to the company president and select governnt officials.
However, now, as Zuo Jing has supposedly researched dinsion infection, producing survivors from dinsion infection,
combined with the recent dinsion infection experienced by Chen Ming, two potential aftereffects seed poised to explosively overlap.
To thoroughly resolve the trouble of Zuo Jing and dinsion infection, and carry out targeted prevention,
a part of the dinsion infection-related information has been declassified within certain tiers.
Chen Ming was uncertain whether Zuo Jing learned of the thod to interrupt dinsion infection from the declassified information or developed it independently.
Regardless, they were definitely akin to the Empire’s cloning laboratories that, post the initial dinsion infection incident, continued research discovering new phenona.
Believing that isolation thods were perfectly safe, they indiscriminately poured resources, both in manpower and funds, into the effort.
Expanding research into dinsion infection.
These historical records stand as evidence, not re conjectures by Chen Ming.
Thus, now, he stood at the opened hatch of the spaceship outside the atmosphere.
He considered the worst-case scenario as the most likely outco, surmising that Zuo Jing conducted dinsion infection experints in the underground laboratory.
Even if Zuo Jing did not actually proceed with such actions, he wouldn’t face significant losses.
Chen Ming heightened his vigilance, then directed the tallic liquid he had left in the underground laboratory towards the most northernmost, core, sealed gate.
Earlier, fearing exposure of his spiritual energy, he did not dare to breach the door directly.
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