The Game Character I Raised is the Boss of the End of the World

Chapter 109.

Chapter 109

Li Weilan walked to the side of the tree.

Through the sticky layer, he carefully took a glance at the substance, not knowing what liquid it was stuck with. It was obvious that this tree had undergone a mutation during cultivation, even the semi-transparent bag was filled with sticky liquid. Gently poking the outside with his finger, he could faintly hear the sound of the liquid inside swaying back and forth.

Li Weilan placed his hand outside the bag and slightly sensed it with his ability. Suddenly, his expression changed and he turned to Shen Cheng, saying, "They all have abilities."

"Huh?" Shen Cheng was momentarily confused. She hadn't grasped Li Weilan's meaning yet. Isn't it a good thing that they all have abilities? Why does his expression look so grim?

In the post-apocalyptic world, the ratio of ability users to ordinary people is approximately 1:6 to 1:10. In other words, usually only one ability user can be found in every two households.

However, a common problem faced by all bases is that abilities are not inherited. This leads to a low fertility rate among ability users when it comes to marriage and having children. Even the strong ones have to worry about whether their next generation will inherit their talents. Therefore, although it has only been a little over two years since the apocalypse began, the issue of the next generation has already become a concern for some people engaged in "long-term planning."

Shen Cheng's first reaction was: Could it be that the controller of this tree is so powerful that they can find so many women with abilities for experiments?

But then, she realized something. He said "they," which could refer to women, but it could also mean. . . children whose gender cannot be determined yet!

Shen Cheng's complexion changed. When she realized this point, her face turned pale. "Are you saying. . . children?" If he had only mentioned mothers, Li Weilan's expression wouldn't have been so grim. It's only when he mentioned the unborn fetuses that this scene became particularly alarming. These children still in their mothers' wombs already have abilities. If they are nurtured, brainwashed, and raised from a young age, won't they become the legion of ability users for the person behind the scenes?

Furthermore, even if they don't adopt such a strategy and avoid such a ruthless approach, regardless of how they cultivate this group of children who are naturally born with abilities, how can the rights of the "mothers" be protected? If the relatives of those "mothers" find out that they can give birth to children with abilities, will they disregard their own wishes and even place their hopes of protecting their families on the children they give birth to?

Shen Cheng looked at Li Weilan with a slightly pale face. He nodded slowly towards her, and at this moment, they reached a consensus: No matter what, this matter must be nipped in the bud.

But the problem now is that, fearing the consequences, these bags contain women who are still closing their eyes, appearing to be breathing. Perhaps they are all innocent experimental subjects. They shouldn't be buried along with them, right?

At this moment, the tree gently shook and said, "You should let them down."

"Nothing will happen?" Shen Cheng asked skeptically.

"No, the fetuses have already grown. Even if you don't come, they will crawl out on their own in a few days," the tree said.

Shen Cheng conveyed the tree's message to Li Weilan.

The two of them discussed for a moment. Just now, with a gentle touch, Li Weilan discovered that these seemingly thin membranes actually had a fibrous hair-like substance, making them quite resilient and not easily broken.