7 Test Subjects

'Maybe I should just eat them but...they're nothing compared to their mother so what's the point.'

Keep them as pets?

How the hell am I even supposed to tame them so that's a no. On top of that, even if I can tame them I would depend on these bears way too much which is eventually going to backfire when I meet a strong enough enemy.

Just let them go free?

Hell no...I own them now. You don't give away your stuff for no reason.

Use them as mules?

What the hell am I even supposed to carry in this forest. I don't need food. I don't need clothes...well that's pretty obvious now isn't it.

Use them as test subjects?

Um...there's no ongoing experiments which I'm doing right now but I am going to start some time so why not now?

'Hmm...what kind of experiment…?'

It was the middle of the night outside right now so I decided to spend the night in the cave so that I could think about the experiment.

After about twenty minutes later I thought up the craziest thing I have probably thought of….ever.

I decided to build up on the idea and couldn't help but get excited when I thought about it. My entire body was wriggling with excitement.

But first things first I need to formulate a plan. I made two wriggly slime hands and started to write on the floor and the walls in the cave ising my slime fingers. At first it was a pain in the ass but I got used to it in a while.

I formulated a plan and wrote it on the walls and the floor in a few hours and when I looked at it I couldn't help but feel excited.

But this entire plan had one massive flaw. If I want the bears to have autonomy but also keep them in control then I need to think up a solution. On top of that the ***** also needs to self function during battle and healing. If it can't self function then it's just trash.

This problem would be simple if I had electricity and the ***** was inorganic but it's not and I need to work a way around it.

After thinking for a while I couldn't think up a solution. It would be a simple problem if I had some tools with me…

But I can think up of something later but right now I need to keep these bear children alive and incapacitated.

This is probably the easiest part of the experiment. First I used my own digestive abilities to break down the dead bears body leaving the eyes of course. Once again I found a core.

Its appearance was similar to the previous one but on top of the brown color it also had a very faint red hue.

But this time I didn't assimilate the food into my own body. An accurate analogy would be (if I were still in my previous body) I chewed it but didn't swallow the food.

I created three sub bodies and pumped all of these nutrients into it. Then I created two tubes in each of the three sub bodies as thin as veins and attached them to the bears radial and ulnar veins present in its right arm.

How did I know they're the radial and ulnar veins?

I guessed.

After that I realized what if I pump all the food in at once and mess up their veins and what if the food doesn't have enough water mixed in and the sub body can't pump it in?

In order to solve the first problem I made small compartments in each sub bodies with equal amounts of food.

For the second problem I went out and looked for some pond nearby. I figured if the bears are living here then there's gotta be some kind of water source nearby. I found a water stream instead of a pond.

Then I created eighteen sub bodies and pumped in a huge amount of water. I urged them to go back into the cave and attached all eighteen of them together.

Then I made three tubes as thick as a marker and attached them to the three sub bodies with the food.

'Whew...finally….but what happens when they piss and poop...god damnit'

In consideration of this latest problem I decided to create another sub body. I had it make six different different tubes. I urged three of them to enter the front part and three go enter the back. We're talking about the 'lower' body here.

Two of them were female so...whatever but the third was male...eww.

But I still did it in the end.

This sub body is from now on called the pp pumper. 'pp' means 'piss and poop'

Now...what about breathing cause they gotta breath.

In consideration of the latest problem( is this gonna be my catchphrase from now on...hell no)

Okay...another sub body(woohoo). Another six tubes(two for each bears nose) and well….is there anything left?

After doing all this I moved the three bears body to the end of the cave. Then there were the three food sub bodies. Then came the eighteen water tank sub bodies.

The respirator(for breathing) sub body and the pp pump were outside as far away from each other as possible.

For their security I decided to stack the water tank sub bodies in front of the cave entrance and voila...finally done.