Revenge After Death

Chapter 765

Sarah's reincarnation shocked the shareholders of Genome Society behind the screens and glass wall. They were mostly leaders in other fields, sharing the same status and power as Andy, who was the leader of the Othard region.

Steven wanted to take a gamble. He wanted to bet on human greed - that the leaders from other regions would cover the data of the reincarnation project.

"I'm the only one who knows about the data of the reincarnation project. Even if they got it recorded, they wouldn't be able to succeed," he softly said.

I nodded, turning to look at Andy and Sarah as they recorded the data.

"You've truly gained a valuable asset this time, Andy. He's a rare genius, and his achievements go beyond everything we've seen before!" As the hatch opened, the people sitting behind the scenes all walked in, all from different parts of the world.

They had been anticipating this day for the longest time. They were expressing their shock to each other in a foreign language.

Steven quietly sat in his wheelchair, as if waiting for something.

A man who seemed like he was of mixed descent walked to the entrance of the lab capsule. He looked at Steven and smiled, his gaze bleeding with pure greed.

shoulders. He said, "We can only put this to use once we have all the data

obtained the key to reincarnation, they would hold power over

provide them with new bodies repeatedly. They could

was their most terrifying

following Andy for

they left, Andy's men came over to release Steven, Joel, and I back to the

must be a lovestruck fool-she willingly died! What if

smart to know that I'd save her. She believed that

to leave here now?" Joel sighed and sat on the bench. "To be honest, it's useless even if we leave. Genome Society is just too strong! We're just insignificant ants

the secret to our

asked, "Is it really

looked up at me. "Isn't

people give

end, what I was most afraid of was that even the government might want him

going with

supported himself up from the wheelchair. He hugged me tight and comforted me, "Don't be