Fake heiress Real heroine

Chapter 214

Chapter 214

Quinlyn guessed that Edward’s disappearance had something to do with this place, but she didn’t expect to see him in the

lab.

In the room, which was as cold as a morgue, Edward was lying there with his eyes closed, separated by a layer of mist.

“What have you done to Edward?” Quinlyn walked over and felt Edward’s pulse. It was very weak.

The researcher, standing on one side, explained kindly, “Don’t worry. This is the latest cryogenic technology, which can minimize the body’s rejection and discomfort during surgery.

“We believe that his legs have the possibility of regeneration, so we used stem cell engineering to stimulate neurons and cells. Soon, he will have a pair of healthy legs.”

Quinlyn had noticed the unusual bulge under the blanket earlier.

Hearing this, she lifted it to see that a new pair of legs had been grafted onto the place where Edward’s legs had been amputated. The texture of the skin was very close to Edward’s age, and it seemed to be his original legs.

Sawyer was also shocked as he looked through the experimental data.

“Not only are the vital signs normal at low temperatures, but the amount of bleeding during surgery has also been reduced. In less than 24 hours, neurons have begun to connect and regenerate. How on earth was this done?” said Sawyer.

Quinlyn checked the data and saw the stem cell growth agent, the ingredient of which was umbilical cord blood. Umbilical cord blood usually remained in the placenta and umbilical cord when a baby was born, and it was generally used to treat cardiovascular diseases.

“You want to use the stem cell function of umbilical cord blood to stimulate neuronal regeneration?” Quinlyn asked the researcher, turning back.

+68

The researcher was slightly taken aback. Seeing that Quinlyn knew the stuff, he nodded and said, “Yes. Although the number is very small, we have indeed extracted this ingredient, and the cure rate for disabilities is as high as 70%.*

Seventy percent was a pretty high probability in the medical world.

were indeed healing. If blood circulation returned to his legs, the rest of

to see you yet.” Warren

decided to stay to take care of Edward and continued his research.

turned to leave.

ask, “What is the most important research

been waiting

of the corridor. Warren pointed to the room next door and said, “The answer is

the glass door, pressed her hand on it,

full of sophisticated equipment

through the data and found that it included head transplants, heart and brain death, and

Chapter 214

transfusions…

calmly as if she

2900

+68)

leaning against the door without entering. “I know you want to study super stem cells too. As long as you are willing to stay, this brand new project is yours.”

why you arrested Edward,” said Quinlyn.

say that. The Special Operations involvement was just an accident.” Warren

“If I agree, can

might have to make some achievements first.” Warren raised his chin, gesturing to something

be another operating room. As soon as she opened it, a

her limbs tied, she kept struggling. The more she struggled, the more blood flowed down the table.

her gaze drawn not to the wound but to the girl’s stomach, which was shrunken

Seeing someone coming, the girl pleaded with tears in her

girl an injection. The girl tilted her head softly and fell

blood came from, right?” asked

could be widely used.

and stood not far away. “This is your experimental subject. If you want to

was Warren’s kind reminder. She stayed silent for a few seconds,

over, patted Quinlyn’s shoulder, and let out a sigh of relief. “If you have any requests, feel free to ask. We’ll do our best