Bear School Astartes

"The Terror Tyrannosaurus is known for its insatiable appetite and the violent temperament it develops due to its hunger, among other things..."

"A single Terror Tyrannosaurus can easily devour a region that was once rich in ecosystem to the point of collapse, and it usually doesn’t take more than a month..."

Through Lann’s description, along with the corpse of the creature now visible in front of them.

A brutal and terrifying, yet tenaciously vital organism and ecosystem, driven insane by its own powerful body, presented itself before the crowd.

Most of the Ember Knights viewed the corpse of the Terror Tyrannosaurus with scrutinizing and shocked gazes, while the Female Warlocks were filled with an exploratory curiosity amidst their shock.

Tishaya clearly appreciated the meticulous wording revealed in Lann’s presentation, along with his process of research and observation, from surface to substance.

Scholars from the New Continent do not use magic, but their research on nature, food chains, and monster ecology is extremely in-depth and professional.

Every research report exudes rigor and logic that has been tempered over time.

The Scholar Team has already developed a complete and comprehensive process for researching monster ecology.

Whenever a new species is discovered, the observation, investigation, and summarization process can be followed step by step. Even members of the Scholar Team with little experience can produce a research report worthy of archival storage.

This signifies that their research process has reached a level of standardization and normalization.

For Tishaya, listening to such orderly and rigorous research reports is truly an enjoyment.

"The large appetite of the Terror Tyrannosaurus has many causes. Its body has also evolved to satisfy its huge appetite."

Lann gestured in the air toward the corpse of the Terror Tyrannosaurus, first pointing to its neck and back muscles.

"Its entire body possesses an astonishingly high metabolic rate, so fast that it can elevate its body temperature to a level that could scorch a human."

"Secondly, there’s its bottomless stomach. With super elasticity, super fast digestion speed, and strong nutritional absorption rate..."

He then pointed toward its chest cavity.

"And because it eats any kind of meat, seeing all living things as food, its body has evolved strong kidneys to avoid losing the ability to eat due to consuming something unsuitable."

"These kidneys give it an incredibly terrifying ability to metabolize harmful substances, even allowing it to expel heavy metal toxins. Few toxins can harm the Terror Tyrannosaurus in its body."

This is also why Lann didn’t apply sword oil when fighting the Terror Tyrannosaurus.

According to his habits, he would definitely employ any means to increase damage.

His focus on the Terror Tyrannosaurus’s stomach and kidneys is because these are the organs he is eager to study.

That’s why he subconsciously mentioned these two organs.

Back when he was still adventuring on the New Continent, Lann had a bold idea after witnessing the extraordinary evolutionary capabilities exhibited by the Fierce Claw Barbarian Jaws Dragon.

Integrate the super abilities of these naturally evolving organs into his surgical processes.

To do so, he needs to learn monster knowledge and dissect and understand these powerful organs in detail.

So far, he has understood the Fierce Claw Barbarian Jaws Dragon’s secretion gland, an extraordinary organ’s knowledge.

Even though he’s unsure if it can be utilized, it at least serves as knowledge reserve.

As for the Terror Tyrannosaurus, he is certain his understanding of its stomach and kidneys will be useful.

The stomach of the Terror Tyrannosaurus can provide technical support for the "Pre-set Stomach" in Interstellar Warrior reconstruction surgeries.

This was initially a large implanted organ located in the lower chest, capable of pre-processing toxic or nearly indigestible substances, transform them into absorbable states upon entering the stomach.

With this organ, the breadth of the Interstellar Warriors’ diet expands dramatically, allowing them to easily utilize things that organisms can’t absorb as a source of nutrition.

The dietary breadth of the Terror Tyrannosaurus is no less than that of the Interstellar Warriors, with organic life forms in specialized areas potentially being even stronger.

That terrifying stomach’s digestive ability is clearly worth referencing.

And with such a chaotic diet remaining unharmed, the Terror Tyrannosaurus’s powerful detoxification and metabolic organs, its kidneys, are also critically important to the "Pebble Kidney".

This bio-engineered organ has a reddish-brown heart shape, enhancing and regulating the Interstellar Warriors’ internal circulation system on one hand.

As with many previous surgical processes, it ensures the recipient’s body becomes a physiological environment allowing modified organs to function fully and operate sustainably.

On the other hand, the "Pebble Kidney" specializes in highly efficient blood filtration, increasing metabolic rates, accelerating detoxification, and improving toxin resistance.

The body of the Terror Tyrannosaurus completely embodies these powerful traits.

Lann spoke with great enthusiasm, eager to study the Terror Tyrannosaurus’s corpse.

However, he remained concerned. He certainly cannot dissect and research the Terror Tyrannosaurus in this world filled with Chaos Magic Power.

Cross-world biological invasions are not just dangerous but also complex to handle.

However, while excitedly giving a brief introduction on the stomach and kidney functions of the Terror Tyrannosaurus.

Standing next to him, Lincoln’s eyes suddenly lit up, and he immediately grabbed the large notebook slung over his shoulder like a messenger bag, flipping through it excitedly.

"Please wait a moment, sir." While turning to a specific page in the notebook, a ’just as expected’ excited smile appeared on his lips.

"When I was learning Demon Hunter knowledge, I made notes on some medical and alchemy knowledge, one of which states..."

"Some components or raw materials of antidotes come from the bodies of creatures with exceptional toxin resistance, mostly ground organs or secretions."

Lann blinked and nodded.

This concept has appeared in many fields of alchemy and medicine.

But he didn’t know what Lincoln was trying to do with this information now.

Use something from the body of the Terror Tyrannosaurus as an antidote? Currently, the Ember Knights aren’t facing any enemies using poisonous methods, so it seems unnecessary...

Wait?

A moment later, Lann seemed to have a realization and glanced sideways at his young, thoughtful deputy.

Lincoln remained excited and ’thumped’ the large notebook closed in his arms.

"Sir, the most dangerous part of the Green Grass Trial... is the excessive harm the toxin does to the body, right?"

As soon as the words fell, several other Ember Knights, who hadn’t reacted before, suddenly lifted their pondering eyes, which shone brightly.

"If we follow this line of thinking..." Lann didn’t shy away from the issue and instead pinched his chin, with Mentos in his mind starting to supply computing power.

"Using antibodies extracted from the body fluids of the Terror Tyrannosaurus as the base for an antidote, this antidote... or rather, time-release agent, should indeed steadily suppress the toxin of the Green Grass Trial."

He had already clarified his attitude on this matter to the Ember Knights in High Hill Castle.

Although Lann and the Ember Knights had some differences in their pursuit of Demon Hunter mutations, these differences were minor.

Mainly because Lann worried about their life safety, while they themselves didn’t care much.

However, if there was a safe way to conduct the Green Grass Trial, he wouldn’t have much reason to continue opposing it.

"So, sir," Lincoln continued to ask cautiously, "Does this mean... we might have a way to safely conduct the Green Grass Trial?"

The Demon Hunter waved his hand; his young deputy was ultimately a knight focused on battle, still knowing very little about academic research and innovation.

"A concept is a concept; completing the final product based on it is still quite a bit of work."

"Moreover, even if it can suppress the toxin during the Green Grass Trial phase, it doesn’t mean everything is secure. Before the official Green Grass Trial, your bodies will have to undergo hormonal mutations, and that can’t be suppressed with a time-release agent."

The Demon Hunter mutation process is divided into several stages.

The initial physical fitness training and adaptive medication naturally go without saying, while formal physiological mutation begins with... the collapse of the original hormonal and immune system.

To gain a stronger body system, Demon Hunters must shatter and reconstruct the original system.

During this process, warlocks within the schools will deliberately introduce a virus into the apprentice’s body to destroy the apprentice’s hormonal balance and immune system, facilitating future reconstruction.

The intended purpose of this stage is destruction, so suppression is not possible.

Experience that ’Demon Hunters can only start mutating as children’ also comes from experimental data at this stage.

Because adults have already lost the ability to redevelop their bodies during childhood, the destroyed hormonal balance and immune system cannot be rebuilt.

However, Lincoln, though not professionally engaged in research, is a steadfast warrior who won’t be hindered by trivial matters.

"Issues will eventually be solved someday, but it’s clear, the fluids of the Terror Tyrannosaurus are our first step, sir."

As Lincoln spoke, the other Ember Knights exchanged glances, solidifying their resolve.

Internally, they no longer had disagreements.

Other matters could be discussed, but if it involved enabling them to become Demon Hunters, becoming more like Lann... They were completely unwilling to compromise with the corpse of this Terror Tyrannosaurus.

Similarly, Lann didn’t want to compromise.

"I’ll figure out how to make use of it," Lann said, stroking his chin thoughtfully. "But this Terror Tyrannosaurus can’t remain in this world, I’m afraid it will cause even bigger troubles in the future."

"You’re saying..." Lincoln speculated a little uncertainly, "to send it back to the other side of the celestial sphere convergence?"

Lann first nodded, then, despite the raised eyebrows of the Ember Knights, they also nodded.

Although this suggestion was a bit outlandish, if Lann said it, they believed it was true.

"I’ll send it to its ’home,’ where the creatures are very resourceful; I’ll also find a way there regarding your matters, no need to worry."

The Demon Hunter concluded.