In the vast laboratory, everywhere you look, there are cultivation tanks of various sizes.
They are neatly arranged and organized in different areas.
Some cultivation tanks are only thirty to forty centimeters high, while others are the height of an adult.
Inside the large tanks, there are fully formed infants.
Some of these infants are embryos, ranging from 20 weeks to 40 weeks, all maintaining the posture of being in the mother's womb.
Others are newborns less than 15 days old, and because of genetic deficiencies, they are preserved in the tanks as test subjects for conquering new scientific challenges.
In the innermost section of the laboratory, there are spherical tanks, which are artificial wombs.
