Chapter 1232: Vampire Morbius! (First update, seeking subscriptions!)

A few days later.

Late at night.

Atlantic Ocean, international waters.

A huge cargo ship was sailing quietly on the boundless sea.

In the cabin, several hired mercenaries were drinking and playing cards. On the other side, in a temporary laboratory that had been isolated, Morbius and Martine Bancroft were making final adjustments in front of the equipment.

"Formula adjustment complete, wish me luck!"

Morbius dripped a drop of blood onto the equipment and turned to look at the monitor next to him, which was simulating his fusion experiment with bat DNA.

"Beep, beep, beep."

"Chimera cells stable."

The chimera phenomenon is a human medical phenomenon. A chimera refers to an organism composed of cells with different genotypes.

At the same time, Chimera is also a mythical beast in Greek mythology with the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a snake.

"It succeeded, we did it!"

Morbius let out a long breath of excitement. Although he had conducted countless simulation experiments before coming, it was only the success of this moment that truly allowed him to relax.

Martine Bancroft was also very excited; after all, she was also one of the participants and developers of this project.

"Test number 243—human experiment!"

Morbius put down the recorder, and the equipment next to him began to run. A bottle of light green serum was quickly configured.

And then...

Ready to inject!

In the specially made observation room, Morbius lay on a chair, his hands and feet fixed by restraint straps, something in his mouth, and his body covered with equipment to observe his physical state.

Martine Bancroft sat in front of the computer outside the observation room. The serum had been injected into Morbius's body. What happened next—life or death, success or failure—could only be waited for.

A few minutes later, the originally quiet Morbius began to tremble slightly. As the amplitude of his body's shaking became larger and faster, Martine Bancroft's expression couldn't help but become solemn.

The trembling gradually turned into convulsions!

Suddenly, the lights of the entire cargo ship flickered a few times. Among the mercenaries playing cards, one person put down his cards, got up, and walked out.

"I'll go check on that doctor and be right back."

"Okay."

"Hurry up."

The other mercenaries replied casually, not taking it to heart.

The sound of a door opening rang out, and the mercenary walked into the laboratory with a submachine gun on his back.

"You shouldn't be here."

Martine Bancroft glanced at him and continued to stare at the data on the computer.

"I go where I want, nurse." The mercenary looked around the laboratory dismissively.

Martine Bancroft didn't even look up and said: "It's doctor!"

"Doctor? It does look a bit like it, but you're just a helper like me," the mercenary said jokingly.

Martine Bancroft turned around to look at him: "Wow, you can tell just by looking? I thought you were just a brainless brute."

Don't look at her as if she were a well-behaved and docile little white rabbit in front of Su Quan; in front of others, a rabbit can bite too!

Martine Bancroft stared at the smirking mercenary and said coldly and impolitely: "Get out."

The mercenary's laughter stopped abruptly, not because of Martine Bancroft, but because the equipment in the observation room emitted a harsh alarm sound.

The two turned to look at the observation room. The chair in the observation room was empty.

Morbius was gone!

"Dr. Morbius?" Martine Bancroft got up and walked toward the door of the observation room, calling his name softly while looking for his figure.

The mercenary also raised his gun.

Opening the iron door of the observation room, the two walked in. The slightly dim observation room was clear at a glance.

No one.

Morbius was really gone!

"Bang—bang—bang—" A light thumping sound came from above.

Martine Bancroft's gaze moved upward, and she soon discovered a pitch-black figure in the corner of the ceiling.

"Dr. Morbius?"

"Where is he?"

The mercenary asked, then discovered the humanoid monster hanging upside down on the ceiling, baring its fangs and making strange noises.

"What the hell? What is this monster? Everyone come over here immediately!"

The mercenary notified the others through his headset.

"Received!"

The few mercenaries who had gone back replied, each holding their guns and rushing over.

"Boom!"

The humanoid monster suddenly fell on all fours, lying on the ground in an attacking state.

"Da-da-da—da-da-da—"

The mercenary opened fire without hesitation.

A faint light flickered, and the gunfire was deafening.

The humanoid monster lunged forward the moment he opened fire. A streak of red light flashed in the darkness, and the mercenary was instantly slammed hard against the wall and then thrown away with force.

Martine Bancroft ran out of the observation room in a panic, closed the door hard, and locked it by the way.

"Ding!"

"Combat detected, drop reward: Super Speed (Morbius)"

Accompanied by the sound of the combat drop reward, Su Quan, who had been swimming in the international waters following the cargo ship, teleported to Martine Bancroft's side.

Martine Bancroft was startled by the suddenly appearing Su Quan. After reacting, she couldn't care about being surprised why Su Quan had suddenly appeared, pulled him away from the observation room, and retreated quickly.

In the observation room, the humanoid monster—oh, it should be called Morbius—had already cruelly bitten through the mercenary's throat and was drinking blood in large gulps.