Chapter 1754

The consequence of the situation was far more serious than Hesper had anticipated. Professor Miles continued, "I was initially worried about this situation because the amount of the drug we obtained was too small to get any useful information from it. However, things will be different when we have a patient." Hesper knew what Professor Miles was implying. He would use Crosleigh as a test subject. Hesper hesitated; this was no different from human experimentation in essence. Seeing Hesper's doubts, Professor Miles explained, "He has no choice now. If he doesn't receive timely treatment, his body will inevitably decay completely. The antidote is only effective briefly, but he has been poisoned for an unknown duration. If we don't treat him quickly, by the time we confirm the antidote is effective, he might already be dead. It's not that we want to use him as a guinea pig." Hesper knew about this and acknowledged that her emotions had gotten the better of her just now. "I'm sorry,