The white Sick Servant finally let go of the stone that hung in his heart upon leaving the area of silver murkiness that the young man was in, expecting that William, who was to transcribe from the gene bank, would complete the grafting within a day and achieve completion,
yet the reality once again ran counter to his expectations.
William's body, shaped like a cross, floated above the pool, connected by the umbilical cord to the silver liquid below and showed no signs of life; he appeared to be doing nothing.
Through the perspective effect of the monitoring device and extreme magnification, a shocking image was revealed.
William was indeed performing genetic grafting, but the genes he was grafting were some "irrelevant" genes that had nothing to do with illness.
The white Sick Servant immediately realized what the young man intended to do:
"This guy wants to change his own structure from the root?
