Conan: I'm Really Not Tokyo Ghost Story

Chapter 427 Chapter 426, the wonderful effect of spider venom
The chicken immediately started screaming and moving.

Sano let go of his hand and threw the chicken on the ground, flapped it twice, and then there was no movement.

Is a creature of the size of a chicken or duck fatal in two to three seconds?

Sano looked at his palm again and secreted spider venom, but this time he chose to use full firepower, and the entire palm became moist, and the spider venom was no longer transparent like water droplets, but turned black, causing his right hand to become pale. It was pitch black, as if wearing a black glove.

... Really poisonous hands?

Sano entertained himself and grabbed a duck by the neck.

Just like the performance of the chicken before.

The only difference from the chicken in front is that although this duck also died in a few seconds.

But... Sano really didn't know whether he should say that this thing was poisoned to death.

Because during the whole process, the sound of "sizzling" sounded like being burned by high temperature, and Sano's palm was still emitting smoke.

Looking down at the duck's body, the entire neck had festered into mud.

Only a little bit of flesh remains to connect the head and body.

This is……

Sano thought for two seconds, then pressed his palm against the wall next to him.

The sound of "Zi Zi" sounded again.

A few seconds later, Sano withdrew his palm, leaving a black palm print on the wall.

If you look carefully, you can find that the palm print is concave.

To put it bluntly, the wall was "corroded" by Sano, and the material of a palm print was removed.

This is the same poison used in Sano's deep memory to destroy corpses and traces in martial arts TV dramas.

destroy matter.

Attack both inside and outside?

But the inside must be easier than the outside.

Looking at the black spider venom flowing in the faintly expanding palm print, Sano thought for a long time, separated the duplicate body, and then touched his arm with the black palm... a heart-piercing pain Came quickly.

Watching the thin layer of spider venom on the surface of the skin quickly "dry up" in just two or three seconds, revealing finger-sized, as if burnt marks, Sano pulled out the map, which should have only 3D models of buildings In the picture, there is now an additional 3D perspective view of the human body structure, in which the position of the arm, a piece of red is gradually spreading inward.

That is spider venom.

Because it is inside the body, Sano can control the "movement" and "switching" of this thing.

The latter, unlike the production switch in vitro, is a validation switch.

To put it bluntly, after the spider venom enters the human body...to be precise, the organism, Sano can control the timing and duration of the poison.

The former point is easier to understand, while the latter point is that Sano can control the flow of spider venom to choose the source of the poison, such as the heart or brain.

In this way, even if it is only a drop, or even less than a drop, it is just a little foam.

They can all be killed instantly when the poison occurs.

As for the appearance of this 3D image of the human body on the map, whether it is due to poison perception or spider venom control, Sano is not quite sure.

Back when I was experimenting with that chicken.

Sano could already see this thing on the map.

It's just that there are too many things to try at the beginning, so Sano doesn't care about it for the time being.

It wasn't until the duck was used as an experiment later that Sano really couldn't tell whether the duck was poisoned to death or died because of corrosion and broke his neck, so he tried it himself.

From this, Sano also knew that spider venom could penetrate the skin.

This is a good thing.

But just touching it hurts so much, it doesn't quite meet the assassination characteristics of poison.

It can be considered for close combat use.

Death to the touch...huh?

Damn, why do you feel that the frame is full in an instant?

Sano tilted his neck, and then controlled the spider venom in his body to ooze out from his body again.

Finally, it is the most critical part of the spider venom effect experiment.

Sano took out a small white mouse, a small bottle and an empty syringe.

After pulling out the contents of the bottle, Sano gave the hamster a shot.

The hamster immediately began to twitch.

Then he pinched his mouth open again, and dripped a little bit of spider venom into it.

As soon as the spider venom entered the hamster's body, a 3D perspective view of the hamster appeared on the map in front of Sano, one large and one small two different red.

There is a sharp contrast.

It seems that the appearance of this thing is indeed due to poison perception.

Sano then controlled the spider poison to kill the red on the other side.

And the moment the two sides came into contact, the big red immediately began to melt rapidly.

Until another touch of red in the map completely disappeared, Sano looked down, although the hamster was still struggling, but at least he still had a breath.

Fight poison with poison.

Sure enough, it can detoxify.

Sano squinted his eyes, and the clone next to him picked up a small bottle.

Just like how Sano treated the hamster before, he injected the main body with an injection.

Then Sano reenacted the combination of poisoning himself and fighting poison with poison, and everything went well...it seemed to be successful.

Sano wiped the sweat off his brow, stood up and took a deep breath.

The poison of the spider venom effect should be summed up in two aspects.

One inside and one outside.

Nei mainly acts on the body, it is only effective on living things, and it will kill living things.

When the spider venom is in the human body, it can be controlled by Sano, and the poison that cannot be controlled is outside.

That is, corrosion.

In addition, because it can destroy all substances, it can also enter the living body and help kill some toxins on the premise of not being poisonous...

Maybe try to see if it kills the cancer cells?

Sano rubbed his chin, the idea was clear enough, if he was shot in the future, wouldn't he need to buckle it hard, and just let it melt?

This seems a bit difficult.

Because the spider venom itself has a corrosive effect, even if Sano controls not to remove the poison, it will still cause some damage inside the human body.

Only a little bit can be used for "detoxification".

Once there is too much, it may not be poisoned to death, but the person will die.

So get rid of toxins and other things that are difficult to dissolve.

There is a high probability that this method cannot be used to solve the problem... Otherwise, I am afraid that the person with the problem will be solved directly from the root cause.

In the end, it is indeed more difficult to kill people solely by relying on the corrosiveness of spider venom, that is, external effects than internal effects.

After all, if you want to corrode a big living person... That little bit of spider venom is definitely impossible, and it should be very tiring.

However, considering that spider venom can penetrate directly from the skin.

This is not important, and there is no need to care about it anymore.

After getting up and stretching, Sano retracted the duplicate body and wiped away the traces.

He raised his hand and pressed it and hung it around his neck with a spider silk, like a necklace, looking up at his little spider's head from the collar.

Sano began to try to feed it experience.

"I'll call you Erhei from now on."

"Gah."

... Of course, the spider's cry cannot be "quack".

Whether spiders even have a sound is another matter.

Sano turned his head and glanced at Dahei who had landed on the edge of the window, the sound just now.

He was asking Sano if this spider was a new partner.

"Well, it will be your junior from now on... If you have nothing to do, you can communicate with it more, teach it experience, and make it grow faster."

Sano suddenly wanted to be the shopkeeper again.

Dahei responded cheerfully: "Alright, leave it to me!"

……

On the next day, Sano, who was drowsy in sleep, got up and went out to smoke a cigarette.

When I can't sleep, I often can't open my eyes.

When you can sleep, you can't close your eyes when you open them. Humans are such strange creatures.

Pushing open the door, Sano heard a "hohohaha" sound.

A little familiar.

He took two steps to the corridor railing, poked his head out and looked down.

Two white figures, one big and one small, were striding forward, punching and kicking from time to time.

It was Mao Lilan and that little girl.

Did it come so fast?

Sano raised his eyebrows, lowered his back, leaned on the railing with his elbows, and rested his chin with his palms. While breathing, he lazily watched the two practice karate.

When leaving the hospital for dinner yesterday, Sano mentioned the matter of karate teaching to Mao Lilan, and she agreed very happily.

Just didn't expect it to be so positive.

"Hey!"

Watching Mao Lilan throw a beautiful high kick, the little girl followed suit immediately.

Then... a figure was unstable, and he sat down on the ground, stirring up a layer of dust.

"what."

Sano couldn't help laughing, which also caught Mao Lilan's gaze.

(End of this chapter)