Conan: I'm teasing Conan in Mingke

Looking back on his entire life, apart from his deceased biological father, only the person before him had ever been kind to him sincerely.

Before destroying himself, he just wanted to know the entire past of the person in front of him and his real name.

He doesn't want to have any regrets before he dies.

Kurokawa Keizawa spread his hands, somewhat helplessly: "I can't remember anything from too long ago. What I still remember is the identity of a magician I used more than 30 years ago. I think it was called View."

Hiroki curled his lips: "Magician?"

A magician, right?

Hiroki urgently retrieved the name "view" from his database.

What comes into view are all kinds of "magic" that are simply difficult for ordinary people to perform.

Hiroki's half-moon eyes.

Case solved.

Brother Kurokawa definitely had some ulterior motives when he was a magician!

This thing is definitely magic, right? !

Although Hiroki didn't say anything, Kurokawa Keisawa obviously knew what he was thinking.

He shrugged helplessly: "So what? No one knows anyway."

Hiroki curled his lips and muttered quietly: "Brother Kurokawa is a big liar!"

Kurokawa Keisawa raised his eyebrows.

He admitted this.

He is indeed a great liar.

Hiroki raised his head and asked again, "What was your previous name, Kurokawa brother? It can't be Kurokawa Keizawa, right? I don't believe it!"

Kurokawa Keizawa seemed to be much more indifferent: "Names are very casual to me. Every time I change my identity, I have to change my name accordingly. If I remember them all one by one, I will get Alzheimer's disease."

Hiroki: “…”

Who would curse themselves like this?

He could only sigh: "Well, I've been calling you Kurokawa brother for so long, I'm not used to it if you suddenly ask me to change it."

"Oh, right, Hiroki." Kurokawa Keizawa remembered the main topic of this chat with Hiroki: "Since you investigated my DNA back then, did you find anything different from normal humans?"

"Of course." Hiroki was speechless. Why did Kurokawa brother only remember to ask this question now?

Logically speaking, this question should be the first one to be asked, right?

Without further complaining, Hiroki said seriously: "Brother Kurokawa, your body is very strange. In addition to some strange and complicated things in your body, there is one thing that is different from normal humans."

"What's different?"

Hiroki thought about it, considering how to express it simply so that Kurokawa brother could understand.

"To put it simply, Brother Kurokawa, there are some sequences in your DNA that do not belong to any known human gene map. These sequences are very complex. I tried to compare them with existing databases, but none of them matched. And they are very active in your body. I have a feeling that they seem to be able to replicate themselves anytime and anywhere."

Kurokawa Keizawa frowned: "Self-replication?"

If this description were given today, he might not find it strange.

After all, everyone knows that one of the most obvious specialties of vampires is repairing wounds, and for this purpose a large number of active cells must be replicated to repair the original gaps.

But Hiroki extracted his genes two years ago, before he became a vampire.

This is a bit inexplicably weird.

Hiroki didn't answer directly.

Instead, he used the electronic screen that originally displayed the angel halo to call up a complex chart.

"Brother Kurokawa, look, these are some sequence diagrams of your DNA that I made at that time."

He operated the computer, drawing small red circles on the screen, circling those intricate lines and symbols.

"These sequences are expressed in your cells in an unconventional way, and they appear to be affecting how your body functions and even slowly changing your body structure."

"Change my body structure?" Kurokawa Keizawa looked at the chart in front of him and had a bold guess in his mind.

Could it be that he didn't become a vampire through the boss's experiment, but was a vampire from the beginning?

Because of those genetic experiments, the vampire genes deep in the body were slowly stimulated?

His birth, I heard from my boss, was originally the result of an accident.

It was a strange gene seed that the Boss had obtained from some unknown mountain during his long journey.

Perhaps because genetic breeding is related to the supreme ideal pursued by the boss, the boss spent a lot of manpower to cultivate him.

After experiencing many failures, even the boss felt that it was impossible to succeed and wanted to give up.

This freak inexplicably showed signs of life, and then was born inexplicably.

Now that I think about it, the reason why the experiment experienced so many failures might be because he himself is the gene seed of a vampire.

Of course it is impossible to succeed using human breeding methods.

But since it was impossible for him to succeed, why was he born inexplicably in the end?

Kurokawa Keizawa always felt that there were some other reasons involved.

But if we really want to trace back to the events before he was born...

That was over a hundred years ago.

Those who should have died had already died, and those who shouldn't have died had all died of old age by now, so there was no clue at all.

Kurokawa Keizawa sighed, this is really a bit tricky.

Hiroki really gave him a good question that was worth exploring.

Kurokawa Keizawa shook his head: "Forget about me, what about Hiroki? What are your plans after this incident?"

Hiroki was stunned for a moment.

Although Kurokawa brother didn't say it explicitly and his question was a question, he could sense what Kurokawa brother meant.

You don't have to destroy yourself.

As your brother, even if those extremely bad adults want you, I still have the ability to protect you.

Hiroki pursed his lips, but finally shook his head to refuse.

"No, Kurokawa brother. Although Kurokawa brother can guarantee that I will not be used by those adults, I cannot guarantee that I will still maintain my original intention."

He is only a ten-year-old boy now, so it doesn't matter.

But once he grows up and understands the various principles that adults should understand, he will undoubtedly be more likely to become extreme than others and more likely to go crazy over a trivial matter.

This is a common problem with artificial intelligence.

Destroying human civilization for the sake of its survival...

He felt that he could definitely do it.

Kurokawa Keizawa sighed regretfully: "Really..."

Hiroki didn't want the atmosphere between the two to become strange, so he quickly changed the subject: "By the way, Kurokawa brother, aren't you going to come and persuade me?"

He had said before in front of that group of adults that if no one survived, he would destroy the brains of all the children!

Kurokawa Keizawa was amused by his words that seemed to change the subject: "At least you call me brother, I still understand you."

Hiroki pulled the corners of his lips helplessly.

Yes, Brother Kurokawa has always known himself very well.