The infinite life of a certain beauty

Chapter 58 You Said You Are Not a Vampire (Please collect it!)
Bruce Banner absorbed the power of Gamma, and then he was able to transform into a three-meter-tall Bruce Hulk Banner with a green body.

Emile Bronski absorbed the power of Gamma by absorbing Bruce Banner's blood, and then transformed into a three-meter-five, yellow-poop Emil Abomination Bronski.

natural.

Kirk, who has the power of gamma by directly devouring the essence through cheating, can also transform.

It's just that he doesn't know what color he will transform into.

Find a place where no one is around and try it out later?
Some Kirk, who was curious about what he would look like after transforming, thought so in his heart.

George on the side heard Kirk wondering why the disgusting corpse was here, and shook his head, and then explained: "The military actually planned to take the corpse away last night."

Kirk raised an eyebrow.

"Then……"

"The CDC asked to stay."

"CDC?"

Is the CDC headquartered in Atlanta so awesome?

correct.

The director of the CDC seems to be able to report directly to Mr. President.

But it doesn't make sense, why does the CDC have nothing to do to cause this trouble?

Kirk looked at George with some confusion: "Is someone from the CDC here?"

George frowned: "The two disease control agents were there last night. By the way, you didn't see them. They were also in the library. It seems that they called their director."

Kirk raised an eyebrow.

"The Fitz and Simmons?"

"Correct."

George nodded.

Last night, it was originally decided that the losses caused by New York University and those two receptions will be borne by the military, and New York City and the New York Police Department will not bear any responsibility.

Therefore, as the chief culprit of this disaster, that is, Abomination, its corpse is naturally owned by the military.

After all, the military has taken the initiative to take the blame, and it is very reasonable to give the corpse to the military.

Others may not be happy, but the mayor of New York and the New York Police Department are very happy with this result. The military doesn't mess around, and they can save a lot of trouble.

But just as General Ross was about to take away the disgusting corpse, Agent Simmons, who came under the name of the CDC, handed General Ross the phone he was dialing.

What exactly was said, George didn't know.

George was outside the library at the time.

All he knew was that after General Ross hung up the phone, General Ross agreed to let the two CDC agents transfer the abominable corpse to the New York Police Department, and then Dr. Morgan would conduct an autopsy on the corpse.

When George said this, he looked at Kirk: "This is what the director told me when he came out. No matter how much more, I don't know."

He had just rested and was going to ask the two disease control agents what was going on.

After all, in his forensic office, including the corpse he hated, plus the corpse of the lizardman before, and the corpse of a monster, he can fight the landlord.

I know.

Kirk raised an eyebrow.

That call must have been from S.H.I.E.L.D.

Hearing George's words, Kirk thought to himself, and then walked towards the medical examiner's office with George.

Enter the medical examiner's office.

into the eye.

A corpse of a monster that was so huge that it could only fit on three dissecting tables came into view instantly.

Compared with the corpse of Abomination, the lizardman's corpse lying on the dissecting table not far away, if you don't look carefully, you may think that the lizardman was pulled out by Abomination.

Forensic doctor Morgan, who was wearing the full set of equipment, was cooperating with Detective Simmons, who was also dressed neatly, removing the parts from the body of the abomination. After taking them out, he put them away on the table beside him.

Gwen, who had just arrived, also entered the working state. After the two took out the parts, they used a scalpel to remove some tissues from these parts, then turned around and walked to the small window connected to the biological laboratory next door, and handed the removed biological tissues to Agent Fitz on the other side.

Two people pick.

Take one person.

Test by one person.

The four of them cooperated perfectly, completely ignoring Kirk and George who came in from the outside.

The kind you don't even look at.

Kirk's eyes fell on several bags of blood piled up not far away.

"This blood..."

"what?"

Gwen heard Kirk's voice, looked up, followed the direction of Kirk's finger, landed on the bags of blood, and couldn't help muttering inwardly: "So you only saw those bags of blood since you came in?"

You also said that you are not a vampire.

I'm sure I can find evidence to prove it.

Gwen once again confirmed Kirk's identity as a vampire. Then, with a blank expression, she looked back and replied: "Dr. Stern took the blood sample of Dr. Bruce Banner, and then cultivated the blood himself. Dr. Stern said that he injected this blood sample into Emil Bronski, which caused the mutation."

artificially cultivated blood.

I'll just say it.

No wonder it tastes like fake wine mixed with water.

Wait a moment.

Kirk raised his eyebrows: "Dr. Stern... isn't he dead yet?"

The vitality is so tenacious, the building collapsed, and in the end, it didn't die?

Detective Simmons, who was helping Dr. Morgan, shook his head.

"He didn't die, but when we found him from the ruins, he passed out after saying this, and he is still being rescued in Armstrong's radiation ward."

"Radiation ward?"

"When Dr. Stern was buried in the ruins, most of the blood seeped out."

Gwen looked at Kirk and said, "Dr. Stern was fished out of the blood pool when he was first rescued. After testing, the gamma radiation was seriously over..."

The voice did not fall.

With a whoosh, George exited the medical examiner's office.

Gwen blinked and looked at George who retreated to the door: "Dad, what are you doing?"

George was slightly taken aback: "Didn't you say there was radiation?"

He and Helen are currently on the way to have a fifth child.

After two nights of not going back, Helen must have been very angry. If the tadpoles were damaged due to radiation, Helen knew that she might be completely mad.

Morgan, the forensic doctor who checked over there to confirm that there were no missing parts that had not been removed, heard this sentence, looked up at George: "Don't worry, although I don't know the reason yet, but I can be sure that as long as you don't drink the blood, you won't be infected."

Hearing the comments from his professional friend, George breathed a sigh of relief, then shook his head speechlessly and said, "Who would be crazy to drink this blood? Don't die."

Gwen shrugged: "Maybe, if a vampire comes, he must want to drink the blood."

Kirk: "..."

　I beg for a recommendation!

　　


(End of this chapter)