Even After Death Novel (Olivia)

Chapter 380

Seeing that there was no one around them, Avery revealed the truth.

“In reality, the medical organization that was first established was called Peace’s Embrace. The name signified their wish for everything in the world to be embraced by peace.

“At first, this organization was established for research that would benefit humanity. It invited top scholars and specialists from various countries.

“This was so that they could focus on illnesses that humanity couldn’t cure. Examples would be cancer, AIDS, leukemia, rabies, and other diseases caused by viruses.

“But gradually, there was a disagreement within the organization.”

Olivia asked, “What disagreement?”

“Some experiments were inhumane. Experiments usually need clinical trials. It wasn’t

something you could achieve with the loss of one or two human lives.

“They hired anyone willing at a high price. Those volunteers would sign the death waiver of their own accord. But not everyone was willing to do that.

“Since they lacked subjects, they would have to get more via special methods.”

organizations that profit by illegally selling humans as goods, right? They don’t care about their

usually had a

people thought that it was inhumane to conduct experiments on people who

results. They thought that it would be worth sacrificing the lives of a

argument, a part of the organization left with the extremists. Then, they established the organization known as Toxic

had different methods of doing things. In the end, things went out of

that, she felt emotional. “I didn’t know

officials in many countries. But your country has always strictly

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their nest here, so they would do it in secret at most. As soon as they were found

a minor branch of Toxic Hive is stationed here. Its roots are also

to pat Olivia on the head, but he stopped himself in time.

I’ll

him for a while until Kelvin knocked on the door. “Mrs. Miller,

you at

gave Avery an apologetic glance.

“Okay.”

said gently, “I’ll

information.”

“Thank you.”

expression didn’t look too good.

“Yes, I do.”