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Kang, standing to the side, revealed a bloodthirsty smile and said...
"Give the order; we can't wait any longer."
"very good!"
Sam Lane breathed a long sigh of relief, and the others showed the same expression. They were really worried that their comrades who had been injected with the drug would go into a frenzy and cause chaos, an outcome that no one wanted to see.
5.7 Lex Rudd added.
"The effects of the potion last only half an hour. After half an hour, you will enter a state of extreme weakness. Unless you are given food, your body will rapidly deteriorate and eventually die."
"This is a signal device!"
Luther took out three specially made bracelets: "When the time comes, the bracelets will sound an alarm, and you must return immediately."
All three looked at the bureau chief, who nodded and reluctantly took the bracelet and put it on his wrist.
Sam Ryan stepped forward and said with a serious expression.
"Remember, the target is a mutated gorilla. Leave three alive, the rest are irrelevant, understand?"
"Don't worry, General, we won't leave any survivors to go directly into the sewers."
All three saluted, their eyes gleaming with bloodlust, and strode into the depths of the pipe like hungry beasts.
Chapter 1295 The Mad Gorilla
There's never a shortage of rats in the sewers, but today's rats are different: five particularly bold ones have sneaked into the forbidden area without the notice of ordinary rats.
These five mice, one large and four small, resemble a complete family.
They split into two groups, walked along the wall, bypassed the electric fence on the ground, and came to a room that looked like a sentry post.
One of the rats raised its head, its dark eyes flashing a cold red light, its neck twitching back and forth as if surveying its surroundings. Upon seeing the gorilla a few feet away, it quickly lowered its head and scurried in along the corner of the wall.
The largest mouse did not hide like its son, but instead raised the fur on its neck and let out a low warning growl.
The gorilla quickly noticed the uninvited creature. Although it was dozens of times larger than the gorilla, it looked at the mouse with the same expression as most humans: disgust and a hint of fear.
It picked up a broom and threw it at the mouse, but the mouse dodged it. This angered the mouse, which pounced on the gorilla's legs, scratching and clawing.
The gorilla was terrified, cursing and kicking wildly. In its panic, it didn't even notice the four rats sneaking into the basement through the window. 11
A sliver of light shone from the narrow chimney ahead, and the world seemed to expand dramatically.
A bright white light illuminated an underground laboratory filled with various scientific instruments. Four gorillas in white lab coats were chatting around a lab table, seemingly arguing about something.
On the lab table sat a muffled man, his hands and feet bound by iron rings, unable to move, his mouth sealed with tape, the only thing that revealed his fear was his flickering pupils.
After a while, the four gorillas continued arguing. One of them walked to a counter piled with various bottles, prepared a colorful medicine bottle with various materials, and then injected the medicine into the person's body without hesitation.
Soon, a shocking scene happened.
The man's body began to swell, his bones lengthened, his muscles grew larger, and a large amount of black hair grew on his skin. He whimpered and screamed, struggling desperately but unable to break free of the iron rings.
Black blood flowed from his nostrils, pupils, and ears. His face was twisted to the extreme, even deviating from human form and turning into a gorilla.
The surrounding gorillas watched this scene nervously, one of them even turning on a computer to collect data. Judging from their expressions, they seemed to be waiting for something. Unfortunately, after only half a minute, the male gorilla on the experimental table stopped resisting and lay motionless on the table.
Seeing this, one of the gorillas shook its head helplessly, and the other three gorillas had the same expression.
After the man died, his body was dragged out by a gorilla dressed in a guard uniform.
The mice looked at each other as they watched. Two of them stayed behind to observe, while the other two slipped out the door and followed the gorilla guards.
The sewers were larger than they had imagined. Walking through the pipes, the rats came across another laboratory, next to which were a dozen or so iron cages containing ragged humans.
Each of them looked blank and bewildered, as if they had suffered severe psychological trauma. Two of them had even lost their human form and turned into ape-like creatures.
The two mice circled the base and recorded everything they saw.
After the videotape was sent to the Cape Villa, Xu Fu fell silent.
He initially thought it was a spy operation between different intelligent races, but half a day later, he realized it was something far more terrifying.
These apes are actually researching reagents to turn humans into apes!
Grüder
Only Groudon, one of the Flash's nemesis, could do this, and only this madman could come up with such a twisted idea.
"Young Master, what should we do? Should we begin?"
Xu Fu thought for a moment, then shook his head slightly and said...
"talk later."
...
Inside the outpost, the guard gorilla finally broke free from a large rat and cornered it against the wall. Just as she raised her iron bar, ready to kill the arrogant rat, a piercing alarm sounded in the room.
The gorilla's expression changed drastically, and it hurriedly returned to its post.
Bang
The iron gate swung open with a clang, and a humanoid monster with purplish-brown skin, bloated muscles, and bloodshot eyes rushed in. It looked like a human, but exuded the aura of a savage beast.
Upon seeing the gorilla, Jiang Wen, transformed into a beast, did not hesitate at all. Thick veins appeared on his right arm, and he landed a straight punch on the gorilla's chest.
Bang
A visible shockwave rippled through the air, the gorilla's chest caved in, and his face showed disbelief and confusion. His body could not withstand the force of the punch and he fell backward, crashing hard into the wall. He almost lost consciousness, but fortunately, at the last moment, he pressed the alarm button on his belt, relaying the news of the enemy invasion to his comrades at the base.
Kahn showed no mercy, punching the gorilla again and again with a bloodthirsty and cruel smile on his face, until he had turned the gorilla into a pulp before he stopped and followed Sam and Drake into the base.
As they left, a large rat that had been hiding in the corner came out, climbed onto the gorilla, and stared silently at the bloodied face.
A great battle has begun.
The base was heavily fortified. As soon as the alarm sounded, the gorillas in the lab immediately took off their white coats, picked up weapons from the weapon rack, and transformed from scientists into warriors.
Their weapons are different from human weapons: they are not weapons with live ammunition, but strange devices that emit electric current.
Four thick bolts of electricity struck Derek simultaneously as he charged towards them. An ordinary person would likely have been instantly pierced through, but unfortunately, Derek had surpassed human limits. His muscles were strong enough to withstand live ammunition, and even highly energetic stun weapons could not inflict fatal damage on him.
Only the pain of electric current burning his flesh made him let out a mournful cry.
Behind him, Sam grabbed the table leg and slammed it down. Kahn became even angrier. He smashed the appliances in the room like a tank, grabbed the gorilla by the neck, lifted it up, and slammed it against the wall.
Bang
The wall is concave inward, and spiderweb-like cracks have appeared.
Kang laughed loudly and launched attack after attack like a madman.
The other gorillas were shocked and enraged, and opened fire on Kahn. Drake pounced and punched a gorilla hard in the face. At the same time, he twisted in place and grabbed the gorilla's neck tightly, making a classic strangulation move.
click
The sound of bones breaking echoed in the room. The gorilla's head, which had been strangled, snapped in two at a 180-degree angle and lay motionless on the floor.
Chapter 1296: Big Changes
Adult gorillas are 1.8 meters tall and weigh 180 kilograms. Due to differences in muscle tissue, they are ten times stronger than humans.
The mutant gorillas in the sewers are different from ordinary gorillas. They grew up in the ape city and have been exposed to meteorite radiation for many years, resulting in significant changes to their bodies and brains.
They possess intelligence comparable to humans, and their physical abilities far surpass those of ordinary gorillas.
Urban gorillas are typically over 1.9 meters tall, with the strongest reaching 2.5 meters. Their muscular build gives them immense strength and physical protection, allowing them to easily lift a one-ton truck and fight fearlessly amidst a hail of bullets and shrapnel.
The greater the power, the greater the wisdom.
The inhabitants of Ape City, who possess these two talents, generally believe that their kind are superior to humans. Some extremists believe that they should be the masters of the earth, and that the cowardly and cunning humans should not rule it.
The leader of this group was Grud.
He was the son of the ruler of Monkey City. He was banished by his father for spreading extremist ideas in the city and began to wander around without a fixed place to live. Later, with the help of his companions, he settled in Midtown and built a secret laboratory in the sewers.
Everything was going smoothly. After tireless efforts, the scientists of Midtown first developed a potion that could turn people into gorillas. The Flash's arrival disrupted this balance. The weasel seemed to have noticed the disappearances of the people of Midtown and began to investigate. This made Grodre very unhappy. In order to avoid any possible accidents, he decided to take the lead and team up with Midtown's notorious criminals, Captain Cold and Knife Man, to give the Flash a good beating.
Although he didn't kill a second person, Grod thought that was enough, but he never expected that the base would be attacked just a few days later.
Upon hearing the alarm, Grord, who was fast asleep, roared and yelled at the guards who rushed in, "Who's intruding, Flash?"
"Who's hacking in, Flash?"
"It wasn't him, it was three terrifying humanoid monsters!"
"Human? Monster?"
"Yes, they look like humans, but their bodies are absolutely terrifying."
The guard's voice trembled slightly as he said this: the way Kana and the other two fought had truly frightened these apes.
Gruud sensed something was wrong. He put on his armor, picked up his weapon, and resolutely walked towards the door.
He had just stepped out of the room when a scream came from ahead. Kahn lunged at the ape-man scientist in the white coat, grabbed him by the neck, and ripped his head off.
Blood and flesh gushed outwards like a fountain. Kahn, covered in blood, laughed wildly. Not satisfied, he climbed onto the gorilla's neck and swallowed mouthfuls of blood.
This scene shocked all the apes, and even the usually stern-faced Gerud was stunned into silence.
Is he even human? What's the difference between him and a wild beast?