Soon, Nathan and his group arrived at Sky Prison.
Inside the heavily guarded prison, Wolfric and his companions finally met the three aliens.
They were all taken aback when they saw the aliens with the body of a demigod and the head of an octopus.
One by one, they all revealed expressions of awe.
After that, Nathan asked a researcher to introduce everyone to the recent research findings.
“These three aliens all hail from a planet in outer space called the Divine Realm. The aliens there claim to be gods. The three of them haven't yet passed the test of adulthood, so they are merely gods-in-training. Hence, they are referred to as Demigods. “Even so, they possess a physical strength a hundred times greater than us humans. “Their strength, speed, and endurance far surpass humans, and their lifespan is tenfold or even dozens of times longer than ours. It is said that in the Divine Realm, the gods who rank above them are even more powerful...”
Wolfric, Leopold, and the others listened with astonishment.
Quite a few people on the scene were also cooking up their own little schemes.
In recent years, numerous countries have been conducting experiments on supermen, superhumans, and super-soldiers. Their goal was to create supremely powerful human soldiers.
Among them, Ariarica's Project Genesis was the most famous, and it produced quite a number of super-soldiers.
However, those super-soldiers pale in comparison to those Demigods.
For a moment, many war gods from various countries at the scene were secretly thinking about the same thing. They were wondering about enhancing the combat power of their super-soldiers by studying the aliens. By doing that, they would gain an advantage in dominating the Earth, and even the universe, in the future.
That was especially the case for Jetroina's God of War, Eiken.
Although his eyes were fixed on the three Demigods before him, his pupils were cunningly darting around as he schemed.
He narrowed his eyes, casually remarking, “The aliens are truly breathtaking. They're so mysterious, so formidable.”
“Mr. Cross, you mentioned that we can only participate in the research under the leadership of your Eurasian team. This might be a bit inappropriate, don't you think?”
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