The Martial Unity

Chapter 2066 Possibilities

"…That's interesting," Rui remarked. "I'm a Martial Master, but will you be fine?"

"I armed this particular vessel with anti-hypnosis measures," he lightly replied as his eyes never once left the specimen. "However, ordinary human staff cannot be allowed to directly lay eyes on it without being compromised and untrustworthy."

Rui's eyes narrowed. "Creating a training dungeon out of this will be annoyingly difficult if it's this hostile to anything that even looks at it."

"It can be overcome," the Divine Doctor replied. "However, I will need time. Lots of time to research it."

Rui turned to him with a pointed look. "How do you intend to approach researching this specimen? I will not perform experiments or endeavors that compromise the health of the specimen by anything more than an insignificant amount."

"I have no intention of compromising the alien specimen, I am certainly not foolish enough to get rid of one of the most promising keys to my greatest ambition," the Divine Doctor clinically reassured Rui. "However, this constraint will slow down. I would be able to accelerate my research if I had countless specimens of this species, but alas, we can only play with the cards we have dealt. Thus I shall have to limit my experimental research to micro samples."

"Experimenting on micro-samples is permissible, but how much will that delay your progress?"

tissue to put the pieces of the puzzle together to understand the creature is a truly difficult task, but

me up to speed on the insights you

I only had the creature for a few days before you woke up, thus do not expect highly rigorous insights, but the first conclusion that I came to the moment I learned of its alien origin was that

for Rui's powerful mind to understand the line of logic that the Divine Doctor

"If you displace any creature from Gaia and throw it into a random planet in this vast universe,

eyes narrowed at the alien lifeform. "…It had absolutely no problem doing just

young inheritor." The Divine Doctor nodded with a hint of appreciation. "Thus, it is highly likely that this specimen has an innate adaptability and survivability that is nigh unprecedented within our world. Perhaps the only creature that can match it as far as adaptive evolution goes

a world extremely similar to Gaia such that an alien from that world could

seems oversimplistic," Rui countered. "It is possible that the true reason it is able to survive and thrive in our world is because of a combination of the two possibilities you have speculated. One can plot out a distribution of the configuration of the combinations of the two reasons. Perhaps the alien world is only a fifty-percent

a possibility. However, given that it has been able to survive in the chaotic and erratic Beast Domain for a millennium, the inference still stands. There is no doubt that this creature possesses an incredible ability to adapt and integrate into alien ecosystems to a degree that

to admit that

experiments and tests on various samples," the Divine Doctor remarked. "I will begin with a top-down analysis and study its structure, the various types and distribution of tissue, and their apparent functions. Only after I have gained a thorough understanding of the aforementioned matters will I increase the resolution