Chapter 26: The Dawn of Victory

"What's going on? What's going on? Why is there so much noise outside?" Wade turned to the soldier and asked a series of questions.

"Report sir ... seems to ... seem to have a serum! It's the serum!" The soldier was so emotional that he couldn't even speak clearly, he didn't say what he wanted to say for half a day, and his face was red with anxiety.

"What serum? You take it easy, speak slowly!" Wade hands a loose, let go of the soldier.

"Just ... just broadcast a short news, probably means, scientists have researched the treatment serum ... anti-virus kind! Many people are starting to get better!" The soldier said with a pencil, finally making clear the general meaning.

"Ah ... good, good!" Hearing this, Wade froze for a moment, and suddenly sent another breath hard.

Although the propaganda department is not under his control, but generally still through the gas, messy news will not be broadcast.

But now that the news is out, it means it's really good. Of course he knew what was going on, it must be superhumans playing a role. Good, good, his hanging heart finally let go.

...

Mars base, biological laboratory.

Professor Dennis, the chief director, was observing the condition of the patients. After being injected with the anti-virus treatment serum, all the patients generally showed signs of significant improvement, and the results were very obvious.

But Dennis's face still had little smile.

"You guys pay attention, make sure to check every three hours."

"Inject the serum every six hours, and keep the total amount under control."

"The culture of immune cells will continue, don't relax!"

Dennis was always so harsh, and he rarely praised people. Both his colleagues and subordinates would describe him as "demanding", "perfectionist" and "severe".

However, the previous Dennis is not like this, in the past, his character is instead a bit smooth, both intellectual and emotional intelligence are very high ...

As a famous scientist, Dennis has his own laboratory, every year need to talk with government officials, commercial companies, pharmaceutical organizations, no matter which, he has a good social skills, good eloquence to successfully complete the task, but also incidentally to win each other's goodwill.

This year, Dennis was even nominated for the Nobel Prize in Biology, and finished negotiations with several large companies in his career. Because of the previous year's outstanding results, their research laboratory will receive more financial support.

There is nothing better in life than this.

Likewise, Dennis wanted to kick out several disobedient young people from the research group this year, who don't like pricks.

"In this era, emotional intelligence is more important than intellectual intelligence ah. People who can't even speak well are better off going to society and polishing for a few years ..." he thought as he sat in his office, reading the newspaper.

Immediately afterwards, Dennis saw the fire, the fire that affected him for the rest of his life ...

He was woefully rescued from it, and the one who saved him was none other than the unpleasant researcher named Mike, a name he would always remember.

"Doctor, our report is still inside, I'll get it!" Mike surprisingly turned around and ran back, and that was his last words ...

That day, Dennis saw the laboratory collapse ...

From that day on, Dennis changed, becoming cold, ruthless and harsh. The next day, he kicked out the researchers who only patted the beard and walked the horse, and replaced them with more white-paper interns.

His first words were always: "You are not here to play or to enjoy yourselves, you are here to learn. I will treat you with the strictest requirements, and those who can't stand it can leave ..."

He treats these interns, ever so harshly, one might even say meanly.

"In my place, you can contradict me, you can question me, you can criticize me. But you must not make mistakes, everyone is not allowed to make mistakes ..." were his exact words.

Peers also hold a mixed view of Dennis, working with him, will always be a variety of prick, just a little mistake, will be a big scolding, even if they are equal ...

So much so that many researchers and interns are afraid of him like a tiger.

But it is undeniable that Dennis is very good at his job, and because of this demanding attitude, the results he produces are also very trusted.

In medicine, there is no room for error, otherwise it's medical malpractice and human life! And Dennis, like a trusted brand, he handled things, there will never be such and such an accident, which is the guarantee of his reputation for decades.

This is a brand effect, instead of forging his huge reputation, instead of making him more famous ...

After seeing this batch of patients, Dennis nodded slightly, the treatment effect of this batch of serum is very good.

However, he is still not quite satisfied, because they did not figure out the mechanism of treatment of anti-viral serum. It was still a failure for the scientists.

He proceeded to start preparing the experiment. The ingredients in the therapeutic serum are very complex, a variety of proteins, cholesterol, fats, peptides, growth factors and so on. Trying to figure out which one worked was really difficult.

"Okay guys, this time, we're going to figure out exactly which cells produce the specific antibodies and which cells are involved in the immune step of it." Dennis said to a few of his assistants.

They were all talented people who had grown up under harsh conditions, and no matter what aspect, they were all superb and could not be picked out any more.

"If we can get ordinary patients to produce memory cells, then they will develop the appropriate immunity and never have to fear these viruses again." Dennis continued, "Otherwise, when the effect of the serum is finished and there is no immunity, they will be infected twice again ..."

"It would be great if we could research an immune vaccine ... research assistant couldn't help but say, "With a vaccine, it would be available to ordinary people. However, I think the human immune system may not be able to defeat these viruses, only superhumans can ..."

"No, that's where you're wrong." Dennis shook his head, "I've seen Mr. Oliver's physical report, and his immune system is almost identical to that of an ordinary human, except that the cellular activity is much stronger."

"You have to remember that these viruses are not more advanced than us, they just aren't quite built the same as Earth life. For a while, the human immune system won't be able to respond."

Dennis turned over the records of the experiments studied by the previous hundred people. "You see, the patient's reaction is somewhat similar to an allergic reaction. Maybe our bodies think that it's just some allergen invasion and it's not serious, so the immune system reacts a little slower."

"But there are exceptions to this ..."

"I observed that in the first patients, most of them deteriorated rapidly, but a few were slowly getting better. I suspect that even without the therapeutic serum, they may survive ... So, the immune system of ordinary people should also have some effect, just not quite enough, or rather, the strain is too slow."

"By the time the immune system responds, the person is almost dead. But I think a vaccine is still possible."

Hearing this, one of the assistants at the bottom seemed to have a thought and said with some excitement, "We can try to induce the human body to be able to recognize these viruses and produce specific immunity ..."