Revenge is best served cold (Jane and Jeremiah novel Chapter 1676

From the moment Wesley started speaking, he had laid all his plans bare, not concealing anything from them.

And it was precisely because of that, Sophie felt extremely endangered.

"The Silent Shadows have been developing a serum for a century that can destroy human emotional nerves."

Wesley slowly took out a syringe from a small refrigerator nearby, and Sophie, looking at the serum in front of her, felt oddly familiar with it.

"This is…"

"This is the serum that the Mintons have been researching for years. Once injected with this serum, the person becomes a source of infection. They would spread the virus in a chain reaction; one infects ten, ten infect a hundred, a hundred infect a thousand... endlessly spreading among humans. The transmission could be through human saliva, a mere sneeze could lead to rapid transmission within a ten-meter radius centered on the source. Within ten years, humans will lose their emotional nerves; everyone will bury themselves in their work, focusing solely on their jobs, becoming the cornerstone of societal progress. In this way, human civilization will rapidly advance, and sooner or later, we will be able to travel through the universe, reaching the world of the Creator."

"Madman!"

Sophie gritted her teeth: "No wonder the research base is in this valley. It allows for secret research while ensuring that the people of The Silent Shadows can hide here without being infected. You want to turn everyone in the world into emotionless machines! Making them work endlessly for you, and then you reap the benefits, right? You are utterly heartless!"

"Since ancient times, great deeds always require sacrifices. Those who achieve great things cannot be too soft-hearted."

As Wesley said this, he extended a hand and said, "Let me introduce you to an old friend."

Sophie frowned, only to see a figure slowly emerging from behind the curtain. Everyone was stunned when they saw the person standing next to Wesley.

Odie stood next to Wesley, expressionless.

Like a marionette.

"Odie!"

Sophie called out to Odie, but he showed no response.