Auto Hunting With My Clones Chapter 138

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“As I said, yes. Project Rainbow was an experiment in which an electric current was passed through the hull to cancel out the minute magnetic field emitted from the hull. In other words, the goal was to implement stealth technology that escapes radar detection. It was a really stupid idea. Radar is a technology that detects radio waves, but generating a magnetic field throughout the hull had to be detected by radar unconditionally.”

Trevor’s words were that Project Rainbow was an experiment in which failure was predicted to some extent from the start.

“Of course, at the time, we knew that to some extent, but ‘magnetic field cancellation’ seemed plausible to some extent, so we went ahead with the experiment. And the results were truly amazing. Since it was a bogus experiment, of course, we never expected that the magnetic field generated by the Tesla coil would cause space movement. In other words, we never intended to teleport. So I couldn’t help but panic.”

“But as a result, space travel occurred. Is something strange? Did nature spontaneously cause space travel?”

Sangwoo pointed out.

Trevor nodded.

“I can’t help but think so. At that time, it was absolutely impossible to implement space movement with our technology. Does it make sense to open the door to space just by flowing a strong magnetic field? haha.”

Trevor was right.

It takes an enormous amount of energy to create a gap in space.

It was impossible to derive the dramatic phenomenon of space movement with only a magnetic field.

“In other words, a mystery of nature that we don’t know about caused space movement in conjunction with a trigger called a strong magnetic field…. I’m thirsty.”

Trevor seemed to find it difficult to speak, so he swallowed for a moment before continuing.

“…It would be more accurate to say that an unknown entity that we do not know has discovered a trigger called a strong magnetic field and opened a portal to space towards us. And although you may know to some extent, it has become clear that the portal was opened by an alien race. The Cranids.”

As a result, he explained that in some way, the magnetic field generated during the Philadelphia experiment played a decisive role in opening the first portal Tibern.

Sang-woo, who was listening to that, seemed to know why Trevor had called him the culprit behind everything.

‘It’s worth going crazy because the entire earth went through the crisis of destruction due to the experiments he participated in. And I heard that he lost a loved one too…’

Sang-woo could guess his psychology and situation to some extent.

Still, the crazy things he’s done now can’t be forgiven.

Trevor’s words continued.

“At the time, I was also aboard the destroyer escort ship Eldridge, which was supposed to conduct the Philadelphia experiment. Me and my friends and Elisha were together. And as soon as the experiment began and the Tesla coil mounted on the destroyer activated and activated the magnetic field, a strange phenomenon occurred. In an instant, the surroundings of the ship were enveloped in green mist, making it difficult to see in all directions. And with the feeling of vomiting, dizziness came and I couldn’t come to my senses. At the same time, strange pressures raged in all directions. As if being sucked into somewhere… Along with him, on the contrary, there was also the power to hold my body from being sucked into that somewhere. I was caught in the pressure between the two and was in so much pain that I passed out.”

“So what happened?”

Lucas asked.

“After a while, I came to my senses and woke up to find that the road to hell was completely spread out inside the ship. Blood and corpses were everywhere, and the metal finish inside the ship was melting like wax. Not to mention people Only me and some were fine. Oh sure, I wasn’t completely fine either. Since then, I have suffered from hallucinations and hallucinations.”

It was the moment when the people who exposed the Philadelphia Experiment and the rumors that were floating around the Internet surrounding them turned out to be true.

“I’m glad though. You survived.”

“Curse me. I’m the only one left alive… Elisa Germaine River Everyone else is gone and only me…”

Trevor’s complexion darkened.

The sadness of losing a friend and lover was evident on his face.

His explanation was as follows.

The Eldridge ship, which turned into hell, was originally located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, 400 km away from the sea.

He barely returned to the United States from there, and Trevor, who lost his beloved Elisa, devoted himself to research without food or drink.

Trevor’s eyes went blank as he recalled.

“Since then, suffering from hallucinations and hallucinations, I was on the verge of going insane. It was the memories of Elisha that held me back then. I had a bookmark made of her hair she left for me. And it was a coincidence that I suddenly realized what hallucinations and auditory hallucinations were as I chewed over my memories with her every day.”

Trevor, who had turned into a dead man, said he suddenly knew.

Strange hallucinations and auditory hallucinations seen in oneself.

That all of them are information.

“The hallucinations showed some future and suddenly showed stock prices. Sometimes it showed me things that happened long ago in the past, and among the hallucinations I heard really useless chatter. However, I recorded future information and really useful information in it, and I was inspired by it and was able to show great results in research. And gradually I got hope. He said that maybe he could bring Elisha, the girl I love, back to life.”

Since then, he has been successful by using future information to buy and sell stocks and develop and patent technologies that no one has ever thought of.

He established a life science research institute for the purpose of creating a perfect human being using a portion of human DNA, and also touched the military industry to cover the research cost.

We are constantly researching, developing and expanding our business.

Then, when he suddenly came to his senses, he had become the chairman of a huge munitions business company called ‘Tron’.

“My attention was focused solely on resurrecting Elisha. chuckle I ended up being more successful on the outside than what I was aiming for. Unfortunately for you.”

He showed exceptional ability in the field of engineering, where he was originally confident.

However, he did not show any special talent in life science, where he began to study after losing Elisha, so his research was sluggish.

‘Isn’t there a way to completely recreate a person with only the DNA of hair?’

when he despairs

Trevor accidentally discovers a mysterious experiment subject.

“That was the parasite.”

“Is that the cause of the terrorism in the news earlier?”

“yes. That’s what was eating my brain. It’s a kind of Cranid, to be exact.”

It was an amazing story.

A parasite is a type of cranid.

Trevor’s words continued.

“Parasites are already deeply dormant among all living things, not just humans. I only found it while cutting a monster carcass apart, but if it wasn’t for that, I wouldn’t have known about it forever. And the parasite I found was amazing.”

strong vitality.

The ability to transform all DNA to suit itself.

And the ability to keep the host unaware of the fact of infection.

The ability to dominate after an incubation period.

and.

“It could be said that DNA has a life of its own. Parasites can fully regenerate even if only a portion of their DNA remains.”

Even if the parasite seemed to be gone, it would completely regenerate with just one piece of DNA.

And this provided a clue to the resurrection study of Elisa, who was in a stuck state, and at the same time filled Trevor with a snare.

“Using Parasite’s DNA repair properties in a partially modified form, I was able to perfectly embody Elisa’s body DNA. It was an amazing achievement. And using that DNA property, we were finally able to create the first stage of the DEP series. It was an achievement that came at the right time for me, who had no strength to continue my research because I was old and running out of energy.”

From his point of view as he was dying, it was foolish not to modify his body through DEP.

Eventually he used DEP on himself.

“…that was a failure. I didn’t know that even the DNA of the deformed parasite used in DEP would be restored and eat me up. As a result, I became very stupidly infected.”

Afterwards, he tried to find a way to remove the parasite that was deeply seated in his head, but all failed.

There was no way to stop this except death.

All he can do is supplement the DEP series to keep the parasites from waking from dormancy.

“Then everyone will know. I realized that the time I had left to study Elisha’s resurrection was running out. Then I put everything down and did anything for the sake of research. He didn’t mind kidnapping and killing people. I feel sorry for that person named Kang Joon-young.”

“That’s how it is. Why are you rolling out DEP to people? What kind of resentment is there…”

Sang-woo snapped.

Trevor laughed bitterly.

“Parasites use brain waves to communicate with each other. It’s as if they’re trying to let people know that they’re of the same race. I have succeeded in altering some of its DNA so that all signals come to me and obey my commands. That’s why I sprayed DEP afterwards. To control high-ranking officials. In today’s world, networking is also power. And if you can dominate a high-ranking managerial position, you can easily get permission and get information and stuff easily, so it was absolutely necessary from my point of view. More like some kind of insurance? I proceeded with the feeling of putting it in. What I felt while building a company called Tron was that the more power, the better.”

“The words are wordy, but in the end, the crime was committed as if it were natural. It’s funny. really.”

Sang-woo sarcastically said.

No matter what he said or what noble purpose Trevor committed the crime, it didn’t change the fact that he was a ‘criminal’.

And Trevor didn’t say anything to confirm Sang-woo’s accusation.

“…….”

An awkward silence flows.

As if trying to break the silence, Lucas opened his mouth.

“The situation makes some sense now. But what do your friends look like? If it disappeared through space travel, it seems to be on the planet Tibern. If they are still alive, I will find them and bring them to you.”

Lucas patronized Trevor.

Trevor is pleased with those words.

“Really? However, haven’t you been extremely restrained from using the Tibern Portal by other Earthlings? I too had given up after trying to break in a few times.”

Yes.

In fact, there were frequent battles with robots and drones sent from Tronsa in the submarine security facility surrounding the Tibern portal.

Lucas also faced a lot of opponents himself.

Of course, with robots and drones, no Lucas could ever win, so Trevor’s operation failed every time, and in the process, Trevor succeeded in developing a ‘manajamming’ technology that would interfere with Lucas’ teleportation.

But now that you’ve come, you’re going to find his friends.

“it’s okay. You may not be a nice person, but given your contributions to humanity, I can fully grant you this request.”

“…Right. Thank you.”

Trevor was happy and sad at the same time.

‘It’s so easy… I guess I should have asked for it directly through conversation.’

Trevor couldn’t even make such a request as he stopped meeting people because he was concentrating on research in the lab, and his personality became narrow and timid.

Those minor differences piled up and led him round and round on a simple path, eventually leading him to his destination.

It was a really crazy life.

“Then can we know the faces and identities of those friends? Well, things like current age or appearance. Even better if you have pictures.”

“Yes. Elisa, show me the picture I love the most.”

“yes. master.”

At Lucas’ words, Trevor called Elisa.

OK.

Wiying-

A huge hologram screen was created on one side of the lab, and at the same time a black and white photo appeared on the screen.

I think it was around the early 20’s.

Four young men and women with fresh, plump skin were clasping their shoulders together and looking forward with bright smiles.

In the middle, Trevor, who looked mild-mannered in his youth, and Elisa, a woman who looked exactly like the cloned human that AI Elisa is currently in, were smiling brightly.

On either side of him, there was a skinny black-haired white man and a handsome blond-looking handsome man with a pomade hairstyle.

Sang-woo and Lucas’ expressions hardened as they watched them.

‘Is that man… Master?’

Surprisingly, the face of the pomade-style man standing next to Trevor was strikingly similar to the face of a mysterious man called ‘Master’ whom Sang-woo met.

And Lucas noticed that too.

‘Master… You were Trevor Lorne’s friend? And if it’s a missing person…’

Lucas’s head got complicated.

‘If the Master is the missing person and was transported through the Tybern portal, it means that he came over through the Tybern planet… So was it strong? no. That makes no sense. His appearance now is almost the same as when the first portal was opened. barely old In addition, the Tibern Portal has been regularly monitored by me since Cataclysm. I would have known for sure if he, who possessed great power, had tried to overcome it. If he came before Cataclysm… did he not come forward despite having such powers? Even after that, I should have come out a long time ago. Are you hiding your power on purpose…’

Lucas shook his head, unable to comprehend the current situation.

It felt like the secrets about this world that had been unraveled through Trevor Lone were getting entangled again.

and.

Sang-woo’s gaze turned to the other side when he first saw the master, who was Trevor Ron’s friend.

A black-haired white male with a skinny body.

For some reason, his expression, which looked depressed, captivated Sang-woo.

‘…I think I saw it somewhere.’

Sang-woo, who can count on a handful of memories of seeing foreigners in his life, was a foreigner he had never seen before.

Not to mention, he was from 70 years ago.

Still, for some reason, Sang-woo felt a strange ache in one side of his chest.

“Trevor, what did you say these guys were called?”

Sang-woo asked.

Then Trevor answered.

“The blonde-haired young man is a friend called ‘Saint-Germain’. He was 24 at the time, the oldest among us. He had a lot of greed, but he was very talented, and during World War II, he joined the military and served as an officer. It was he who called us to Dr. von Neumann’s research team.”

The name of the man he knew as the Master was Saint Germain.

An unusual name that is not a fully American name.

Trevor’s explanation continued.

“And the gloomy friend next to Elisa is Lieber Ginstein. I’d say he’s the most genius among us. He was a very talented friend in the fields of physics and weapons. I was a German student, so I was ostracized at school, so my personality was on the timid side. Still, Mr. was very warm in his heart.”

And the name of the man Sang-woo was concerned about for some reason was Liebe Genistein.

Sang-woo thought that the name River was a name he had heard somewhere.

‘Ribera… Where did you hear that? I heard it clearly Reaver… Reaver… Re-ver. Ah! River!’

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