Journey through the Worlds from the Wilderness

Chapter 209 Vision
In this day and age, the existence of mutants feels like a layer of veil to ordinary people. Mutants have clearly been mixed in the crowd around them, but some people still regard them as rumors.

To sum up, there are still too few mutants now. In fact, even in the 21st century, compared to the base number of more than six billion human beings, the few million mutants are still insignificant.

For those in power, this situation does not exist at all, especially the military, which is the most important weapon of the country.

In the eyes of the military, although mutants are equally magical, they are not mysterious.

As for mutants, the military noticed them naturally because of the powerful destructive power of their mutant abilities.

When the existence of mutants was discovered, there was a period of time when some people in the government and the military tried to form a combat team of mutants. The team was indeed formed, but it was eventually disbanded due to various reasons, but for The power of mutants, many people who are already in high positions still have various emotions in their hearts.

General Monson was naturally one of them.

It is precisely for this reason that he will support William Stryker. The power of mutants is almost equal to another nuclear weapon for the army.

So when he learned about William Stryker's mutant regeneration plan, he should continue to provide continuous support and encouragement.

However, a piece of news from home not long ago made him shaken.

His grandson, Little Adam, turned out to be a mutant!
Even Lieutenant General Davis Monson, who has always been a representative of the hardliners, was dazed when he heard the news for the first time, holding the phone in his hand, and was stunned for a long time.

After that, he had some psychological barriers to the so-called mutant reconstruction plan gradually submitted by William Stryker. The confusion and irritability caused him to delay and delay William Stryker's urging until now, he Still haven't made a decision yet.

Therefore, the meeting this time was not his intention, but he had pushed it off for a long time, and he had left William Stricker alone for a long time, but now he had to meet, and at the same time, he was trying to make a thorough decision, not wanting to delay any longer go down.

Slightly exhaling, Lieutenant General Davis Monson put down the palm on his forehead, his face became serious and tough.

"General."

There was a knock on the door, and he responded casually. The leading lieutenant colonel came into sight first, he nodded respectfully, then opened the door to step aside, revealing the three people following behind him.

"General."

William Stryker formally raised his hand to salute, and General Monson only returned the salute.

"sit down."

General Monson crossed his fingers, imperceptibly exuding a majestic and oppressive aura. He moved his eyes away from William Stryker, glanced at Gao Feng and Keira Frost, and especially stayed on Gao Feng for a moment.

The reason why his eyes fell on Gao Feng was none other than his complexion. Gao Feng obviously frowned, while his smile faded a little.

The Ten Thousand Worlds Shuttle System has the ability to arrange a reasonable identity for Gao Feng, but this arrangement will not change him in any way. He is still him in the mission world, his name is Gao Feng, and his appearance is still handsome and resolute. face.

For some special plots, this naturally has some influence or hindrance on Gaofeng, but nothing is perfect, and Gaofeng has never thought that everything depends on the system. In fact, he had this awareness very early on.

So far, the system has given him more guidance, and it is he himself who really makes the choice, there is no doubt about it.

In fact, if he is unwilling to accept or do it, he can choose to give up, but so far, he has never encountered such a choice.

"General, he is my subordinate, and he is also the result of my experiment brought by me."

William Stryker naturally knew the general, but he introduced Gao Feng with confidence and pride as if he didn't realize it.

"Well, what can he do."

General Monson's eyes quickly disappeared, and he asked indifferently.

"Gao himself is a strong fighter. I implanted a mutant gene into his body, and that gene gave him the ability to predict the future."

"Predict future?!"

Like everyone who first heard about this ability, General Davis Monson was surprised.

"Yes, although the prediction time is only a few seconds, but with his skill, he can do a lot of things."

William Stryker said slowly.

"for example?"

General Monson asked curiously.

"General, this is not the most important..."

"Well! I know what's important. What I want to see now is the results."

General Monson waved his hand to interrupt Stryker's words, saying so.

"as you wish."

William Stryker nodded, turned to Gao Feng and said, "Gao, let General Monson see what you are capable of."

"Exercise my ability, here?"

Gao Feng raised his eyebrows and glanced around. He saw sofas, seats, desks, national flag flowerpots, and drinking fountains. The place wasn't too small, but it wasn't too big either.

"Mike, clear and seal off Training Ground Five."

General Monson narrowed his eagle-like eyes, and gave orders to the lieutenant colonel who did not leave after leading the way.

"Yes, General."

The lieutenant colonel named Mike responded without hesitation, then turned and walked out.

As for the others, they need to wait for a while.

There is no expectation for the next display peak. The "entry project" arranged by William Stryker for him is very simple, but the effect will be very intuitive, like a knife smashing a bullet.

"General, the supplies at the Ekali Lake Base are starting to run out, and I need your help."

William Stryker took the opportunity to speak.

"To what extent have you researched mutants?"

General Monson thought of little Adam, looked straight at William Stryker and said, "Since you can add mutant genes to ordinary people, can this process be reversed, turning mutants into ordinary people?"

Stryker was stunned for a moment, thought for a moment, and finally shook his head and said: "With the current technology, things of this level cannot be done. The difference between mutants and ordinary people is that they have a mysterious gene. Mutants become ordinary people, unless the mutant part of their genes is removed, but this technology is basically..."

When he said this, a bright light suddenly flashed in his mind, he paused to organize his words, and then said: "Maybe there is no need to do this, it is unrealistic to eliminate the mutant gene, but side interference and influence are just a way of thinking." ..."

"Maybe?"

General Monson interrupted Stryker's soliloquy, frowning and saying in a low voice.

"This is just an idea."

Stryker shrugged, looked at General Monson, and suddenly felt that the other party seemed a little disappointed.

(End of this chapter)