Chapter 801

"Experiment starting. Loading data… Recording data—" A sharp sound pierced through the air in the cruise's test chamber. A heavy iron door swung open, revealing specially bred attack dogs. They were simulating wilderness survival by tossing newborn infants into a simulated primitive jungle environment to see if they could survive on their own. The cries of the children soon attracted the dogs. They pounced over and started tearing the children apart. The stench of blood soon permeated the test chamber. Red light was flashing continuously from the test chamber. It went from the original green to red, indicating that the experimental subjects in the lab capsule were no longer alive. "Fewer than seven persons out of 20 pairs of the participating experimental subjects survived. The data shows that human infants don't have the ability to survive in the wild alone." "Only one experimental subject each from test chambers no. 8, no. 12, and no. 20 survived, while both experimental subj