Chapter 89: A Little Miracle [Seeking Data!]

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Seeing this scene, the audience's reactions were different, but all were incredulous.

"Although I think it's okay, at least tell someone..."

"What is the principle? Hmm? In front of it, my biology and chemistry PhD degrees have become two pieces of toilet paper!"

"Terrifying, yet warm... If I saw someone suddenly have a limb like this, I would definitely be scared unconscious..."

"I'm still struggling to beat up my own worldview, telling it that all this is normal..."

"The Foundation itself admits that this phenomenon violates biological, chemical, and medical theories, so I, a layman, won't comment much."

"I have a doubt, if someone has encephalitis, will the 'Bear with a Patchwork Heart' replace their brain..."

In the bullet comments, everyone was guessing and was very curious about what this Safe-level SCP could do.

"Herta" Space Station, Medical Room.

Several sleeping wounded were moved to a bench on the other side.

During the transport, they showed no signs of waking up, as if they had been given general anesthesia, but without the dangers that might be encountered during anesthesia.

As for "SCP-2295," the Bear with a Patchwork Heart, it had already entered the Medical Room and didn't pay attention to those wounded who only had skin abrasions.

—It was only responsible for replacing organs, not for suturing wounds.

Asta squatted in front of a wounded person, held the replaced hand in front of her eyes, touched it carefully with her fingertips, gently kneaded it, and observed it in front of her eyes.

"In terms of material, it's still fabric."

"But, undoubtedly, it has grown together with the limb and taken on the function of the original part."

Herta nodded:

"Indeed very magical."

"I'm even more eager to study that SCP."

As she spoke, she put her hands on her hips, showing a thoughtful expression, and looked at the Medical Room on the side.

"But thinking about it carefully, to conduct experiments, I need a lot of... hmm, volunteers. There are no D-class personnel like the Foundation on the space station... many experiments would look quite inhumane."

Hearing Herta say this, Himeko immediately had some not-so-good associations.

She spread her hands and smiled:

"Herta, you wouldn't be thinking of taking off the replaced organs again."

That would be a bit shocking.

However.

Scholars walking on the Path of "Erudition" mostly had a bit of indifference to humanity and were unfeeling. ===== CHAPTER 91 =====