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    Some subjects died quickly after being imnted with this new virus; some became ill or disabled; and some fell into a vegetative state. Yet, some sessfully coexisted with the virus, like A.


    Not only did A adjust to the virus, but she also underwent a remarkable transformation that boosted her physical strength. Subjects like her are incredibly rare and highly valuable.”


    “However, the new virus is still being studied. Although A has shown impressive improvements thanks to the virus, it’s impossible to predict her future with certainty. She might be stronger and live longer without disease, or she might suddenly deteriorate.”


    As Marissa absorbed this unsettling news, she tightened her hands into fists. She shuddered at the thought of what Tiffany might have be.


    Q seemed to sense her unease and quickly added, “Your sister, Tiffany, is getting along with the virus as well. She’s healthy, so you don’t need to worry about her.”


    Marissa’s relief was clear, but a shadow of worry still clouded her mind, given the new virus’s unpredictable effects.


    She took a deep breath to calm herself and then asked Q, “What exactly are you trying to achieve with this new virus? Can you exin that to me?”


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    A Strange Picture


    When Marissa posed her question, Q seemed to pause momentarily before responding, “If I told you that my purpose in researching new viruses was to benefit humanity, would you believe me?”


    Marissa remained quiet for a while after reading this.


    She found it hard to believe that someone who conducted virus experiments on healthy humans could genuinely aim to benefit humanity.


    Q’s disregard for the basic dignity of life made it difficult to see them as apassionate individual working for the good of others.


    Still, it’s undeniable that some people, who aim to do good for humanity, employ every tactic in their research, even those that cross ethical boundaries, to aplish their goals.


    Q might be one of these people.


    Marissa did not hold such researchers in high regard. In her eyes, truly honorable researchers would never consider human life trivial.


    So, she did not respond favorably, saying, “I don’t believe you.”


    Q typed, “I guessed you wouldn’t believe me. After all, I used your sister as a test subject for the virus, so naturally, you wouldn’t think I have any humanitarian intentions.”


    Marissa sent a coldugh emoji and replied, “Anyone genuinely wanting to benefit humanity wouldn’t recklessly use healthy people asboratory subjects. You don’t deserve such a noble concept.”


    Q responded, “You can condemn me like that. I confess I’m not a noble researcher. In pursuing my dreams, I’ve indeed done many inhumane things.


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