It was a dead embryo.
Yu Sheng didn't know how to explain this judgment—because he had no corresponding knowledge or experience to determine whether the grotesque "lump of flesh" in front of him was dead or alive. No one knew what physiological characteristics the Angel's Embryo should have. To put it bluntly, the answer had already appeared in his mind the moment he saw this lump of flesh.
He knew this thing was dead. No breathing, no blood flow, no thoughts, no soul. From the beginning, there was no possibility of it ever "being born and growing up as a living being."
But this thing was growing bit by bit. It was difficult to see with the naked eye, but it indeed was growing. Yu Sheng even felt he could hear the subtle "sounds of growth" inside it, like tiny bubbles bursting. This dead Angel's Embryo was getting slightly larger every second, preparing for birth.
