Civilian Naruto: Becoming invincible from the Eight Gates

Chapter 863 Is Your Request a Dream?

"Give me this opportunity. You're already so strong, why are you trying to take it from me?"

Android 17 grumbled somewhat discontentedly. His sister's body had already been enhanced, and her number was later than his, clearly indicating that she was an upgraded version and even more powerful.

Now he wants to steal the credit from me? It's outrageous! He's hoping to use this credit to ask Mr. Musashi for a reward.

Although Dr. Gero was their creator, both of them knew very well that without Suzumiya Musashi, they would not exist.

Because Dr. Groh can transform other people into androids at any time.

Both of them were rescued from the explosion; without this android technology, they would never have survived.

Both of them were genuinely grateful for Suzumiya Musashi's kindness.

I just haven't found any opportunity to repay this kindness.

"It seems you're getting better and better; you can now communicate so autonomously. That's great."

When Dr. Gro came in, he saw that the two siblings seemed to be chatting enthusiastically, and he immediately smiled with satisfaction.

This indicates that the experiment is progressing perfectly, and if this pace continues, it should be successful in no time.

Moreover, their combat power has increased at least several times over, and it is still steadily improving.

"Are Saiyan genes really that strong? Maybe we should ask Mr. Musashi if we can get more of them. That way, they can be of greater help for future improvement."

Dr. Gru knew perfectly well what played the key role in this: Goku's cells. The cells provided by that Saiyan gave him a tremendous boost in this experiment.

Without this cell, he could declare the experiment a failure.

There's no way to explain why the combat power could improve so dramatically. It seems that Sun Wukong's race is extremely powerful, otherwise such a significant qualitative change wouldn't be possible.

"I just don't know if we can get Mr. Musashi's cells. If we could..."

Dr. Gro had a new idea at this point: the Saiyan cells were indeed extremely powerful.

But if one could obtain the cells of Suzumiya Musashi himself, could one create an even more powerful android?

This is not a fantasy; there is already a precedent. Only the cells of the strongest individuals can provide more powerful experimental results.

If he could obtain the cells of this strongest being, he would be confident in creating the most perfect android in the world.

The only question is whether the other party is willing to provide cells.

"How will we know if we don't mention it? Let's bring it up with him."

In the end, Dr. Gro didn't hesitate and simply called to ask for the other party's opinion.

After all, this kind of thing has to be done openly. If the other party finds out that I secretly collected his cells and makes him angry, then I won't be able to explain it.

Moreover, if such behavior is deemed malicious, Dr. Groh knows with his own eyes that the ruthless person would not show any mercy.

Therefore, to be on the safe side, it's better to explain things clearly, so that it's good for him, good for me, and good for everyone.

High emotional intelligence, prudent.

Low emotional intelligence, afraid of death.

...

"What? You want my cells? You must be dreaming."

When Suzumiya Musashi received the call, his expression almost froze. He had never imagined such a thing—offering his own cells for research.

This seems somewhat dangerous, mainly because Dr. Gro has too many bad records. If I were to confidently provide him with the cells, what if the old man betrays me?

And that's not the point, even if Dr. Groh hadn't done anything to betray him.

What if, in the future, the androids he created using his own cells travel back in time to cause trouble for him?

That was also a very troubling matter for Suzumiya Musashi. He had to eliminate this problem at its source; once this door was opened, who could guarantee that nothing would go wrong in the future?

"Is it really not going to work? I think this is a great idea. If I get your cells, I guarantee that I can develop the most powerful android in less than 5 years, and he will be absolutely loyal to you."

Dr. Gro went to great lengths to obtain Suzumiya Musashi's cells, even going so far as to issue a pledge.

In his view, the idea was absolutely perfect, and once he had completed it, he would have no regrets in this life.

Moreover, with the other person's cells, I might be able to figure out why he is so strong, and in that case, I could also create a body like that for myself.

He naturally didn't voice this selfish motive: he created androids to alter his own frail body.

"No matter how well you explain it, if it doesn't work, it doesn't work. Don't think about it anymore. However, if you need someone else to renew your insurance, I can consider providing that service."

Suzumiya Musashi remained resolute and naturally would not agree to such a thing. What if she did agree, and then what would happen if something went wrong later?

I would never make such a mistake.

Although he was very confident in his abilities.

But androids can travel through time. Who knows if the other party will travel from hundreds of years in the future and find him when he was weak? Then he would be helpless.

"Is it really not possible? But if it were possible, I would still like to have cells like Sun Wukong's. That way, I would have more inspiration when I'm doing experiments."

Dr. Gro's tone was full of regret, because in his view, the other party's rejection was tantamount to destroying a scientist's future.

But there was nothing he could do; his fists were no match for the opponent's, and even if he talked until his throat was dry, it seemed he couldn't convince the other party.

It seems we can only think of a solution later. But even if we can't get their cells, we still need to get the other materials we'll need next.

“These are no problem at all. I’ll pack them all up and send them over next time.”

Suzumiya Musashi naturally agreed to all these reasonable requests, as long as they didn't involve his own cells, everything was negotiable.

Even if he wanted Frieza and his son's cells, he could find a way to get them for them next time.