Unfortunately, all of this research had failed.
Once a Super Warrior died, the chip implanted in their brain would also suffer some form of damage, leaving its structure incomplete.
Moreover, the complexity of the chip was, frankly, beyond what they considered human technology. It was hard to imagine what kind of genius could have created such a thing.
The fact that a living Super Warrior had now been captured, giving them the chance to perform surgery and remove an intact chip, was simply incredible.
After all, a Super Warrior could trigger the chip with a single thought. Any abnormal change in their brainwaves, such as suddenly falling into a deep coma, would also activate the chip's functions. This meant that things like anesthesia were completely out of the question.
They had conducted extensive research but had yet to find any way to safely remove it.
It was a near-unsolvable technological problem.
