“You’re here.” The doctor looked up at him. “Lu Feng will come back later.”

“Okay.” An Zhe placed the thermoses on the table, opened on and gave the doctor a bowl. The performance of the thermos was excellent and the soup was still hot. The strong aroma escaped with the steaming white mist, filling the entire laboratory.

“Oh my god.” The doctor picked up the cutlery that was handed over. “You’re so kind.”

An Zhe smiled.

The doctor wondered, “Aren’t you eating?”

“I’ll wait for him to come back.”

“Tsk.”

“I’m not waiting for him,” the doctor muttered before looking at his assistant. “Keep playing it.”

The assistant replied, “Okay.”

An Zhe looked at the computer interface in front of the doctor. The central window was playing Sinan’s video. Under this was another window that was partially covered. He could said the mailing list. Dr Ji was sending an email to the ‘Underground Base’ and ‘Research Institute’ respectively.

An Zhe’s eyes shifted back to the video of Sinan. Lily was chatting endlessly with the grey bee. One second, she asked, “Do you have honey?” The next second, it became, “Is it more fun to be a human or a bee?”

He opened his mouth. “It is getting bigger.”

It was easy to notice that the bee was getting bigger.

The doctor ate a piece of chicken and squinted at the screen. “Yes.”

The assistant added in a timely manner, “It has gained 10 kg.”

The doctor wondered, “What did it eat?”

“It doesn’t eat.”

The doctor ordered, “I see.”

He continued, “I shouldn’t have thought about it at mealtime. I was happy.”

An Zhe asked them, “What’s wrong?”

“The changes and growth of heterogeneous species not only violate the pre-existing definition of biology, they also challenge the law of conservation of energy.” The doctor watched Sinan. “Living things take energy from the outside world and transform it inside themselves. Then when a human becomes a heterogeneous species, their body size can increase tenfold and their muscle mass is many times higher than a human. Where does all that energy come from? Human flesh and blood is their petri dish and can’t provide so much. Thus, it comes from nothing.”

An Zhe didn’t speak. He didn’t have any knowledge but the creatures in the Abyss were indeed very large.

“Forget it.” The doctor sighed. “Our knowledge system is completely ineffective and it isn’t something that can be determined in one or two days.”

He continued to eat the bowl of delicious mushroom soup but his eyes remained on the screen. Once he was almost finished, An Zhe asked, “Do you want any more?”

The doctor didn’t answer. An Zhe glanced over and found him staring at the screen.

“Replay,” the doctor ordered.