Chapter 384
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At that question, Travis was a bit taken aback.
âHow do you know about this?â
At that moment, Georgiaâs heart sank completely.
Seemed like the lab was an actual thing that Jayson had invested in.
âIgnore why Iâm asking you about it for now, Travis. Please tell me everything you know about this laboratory. Itâs important to me.â
Travis was currently speaking to Sarah and Brenton inside the hotel presidential suite theyâd rented.
Hearing Georgiaâs heavy tone, he smiled apologetically to the two, then went outside to take the call.
âIâve told you about the grudge between Jayson and me, Georgia. Thatâs why, over this past year, Sarah and I have been chasing after his trail all along. Coincidentally, Brenton woke up and I told him about Jayson killing his son, so we started cooperating. Jayson still didnât know the truth back then, and we investigated his power and wealth, as well as his connections, behind the scenes. Step by step, we almost completely dismantled his forces before he could react.
âDuring that process, we found heâd invested dozens of billions to build a lab that conducted human experiments on live humans underground. You couldnât imagine how dark it was. Because of that, his connections extended towards the underworld, which was why we couldnât finish him off.
Someone kept on keeping him alive with the results from the lab. Finally, Sarah and I, along with Brenton â we three made a decision to destroy the lab.
âSince the lab was illegal to begin with and the sick bastards had grabbed a lot of live humans for their experiments, I found some NGOs and got international police involved to collect the evidence, finally destroying the lab and directly cutting off Jaysonâs retreat. The lab went and exploded and a lot of data was lost. Iâm not sure if they made any copies. At least Jayson didnât. He was just an outsider who invested a lot of capital and hired people with high qualifications to conduct experiments in the lab. So he didnât know if they succeeded or not.
âAfter that, Jayson went into hiding, and the people whoâd once supported him couldnât do so anymore. Heâs lost his value.â
Georgia barely understood how the lab had come about and been destroyed.
But she didnât care the most about that. She wanted to know what this shadowy laboratory had been researching. Georgia couldnât even grip her own phone. Her hand trembled and the sob in her voice almost came out.
âDo you still have any information on the lab, Travis? Can you send it to me? I want to know what they were experimenting on people for. And whatever you know, whether itâs true or not, even if itâs just rumors, could you please tell me?â
Travis was a sensitive person and had known Georgia for years. Naturally, he could hear her tearing up, and grew concerned.
âWhatâs happened, Georgia? I feel like youâre terrified right now. Is Jayson threatening you with something? He got away lost time, and someone as resentful as him definitely wouldnât rest easy like that. Tell me, and I can resolve it for you! Iâve been tangling with Jayson for a year now, and know him well. Donât be afraid of him. Heâs just trying to intimidate you.â
Travis thought that Georgia was asking about the lab because it had become connected to some of her own research, and Jayson was threatening her with some other angle.
While he was worrying over Georgia stumbling into Jaysonâs trap, Georgia couldnât hide her sobs anymore.
âPlease donât ask me about it, Travis, at least not now. I just want to know what research that lab had conducted, and how much you know.â
With no alternative, Travis could only tell her what he knew.
âYou do research yourself. You understand. This sort of underground lab does radical experiments, testing scientistsâ hypotheses right on live humans to see if they succeed. As for a lab with this much capital, naturally, they serve rich people. If the experiments donât succeed, they couldnât possibly use it on the wealthy. Thatâs why they have another method to make money â investigating poisons and spreading them on the market, profiting from it all. I donât need to explain any further. Iâm sure you get it.
âThe lab Jayson invested in had focused research. First, on neurological recovery and regeneration medication. With the current state of technology, if a personâs nerves were damaged, under some situations, even surgery canât fix it, and even the peak neurological surgeons of the world canât do anything about that. So thereâs a type of study in there that uses all sorts of radical drugs to stimulate the human nervous system, tested on human bodies to see if nerves could be repaired and regrown. Thatâs one area of research â trying to heal damaged nerves.
âAs for the second, itâs something the wealthy have always been interested in and willing to act on. Slowing the bodyâs aging process. They grabbed a lot of elderly people and tried to do experiments on them to regain their youth. It sounds ridiculous, I know, but those were the sorts of experiments than went on in there. Putting an elderly body through all sorts of drug tests to see if they could get younger, stronger, using all sorts of hormones, medical stimulation, even physical experimentation with transplanting younger organs. You can imagine the rest.
âOf course, with all the diseases that one develops with age, like lung cancer, pancreatic cancer, heart disease, high blood pressure â they grab people sick with those diseases as well and send them to the lab for study, seeing which drugs do best in slowing the progression of the disease.
Proper labs run slower tests on lab rats first to see which drugs can eradicate cancer cells. To those rich people, that progress is too slow, so they Daddy, Mommy had been in Prison ï¤Chapter 383 The Torment of the Past Year The Unexpected Marriage ï¤Chapter 251 What's The Use Of You Have I Told You Lately ï¤Chapter 147 It must Feel Good to Have Him Drive Me to Work might check for the correct direction, then move straight to human testing until the right concentration of drug is reached, and what formula works the best under which scenarios.
âThatâs the major directions of what research he invested in. Maybe the person backing him is getting on in years. Itâd make sense then to invest in experiments to regain youth, repair nerve damage, and regenerate aged neurons. Aside from that, what you hear about all the time, like organ regrowth, cloning, and questionable research into the human soul â all that was present, but I hear not too much progress was made. I also hear, though, that the lab made some huge leaps in neurological research, because they had people with damaged nerves in the lab to experiment on directly, trying to see if the damaged nerves could be fixed through stimulation...â