The reason why human beings fear the dangers of nuclear radiation is that it can have unpredictable and serious consequences for all living organisms. This magical power can penetrate deep into the genes of an organism and change the original structure of a species from there.

This transformation is not benign, but the uncertainty of unpredictable outcomes. If you're lucky, you might be able to get your own superpowers just like those superheroes. But the probability of such a situation is about 1 in 100 billion, and no normal person would imagine that this kind of thing would happen to him. They only imagine that kind of bad luck thing.

Radiation alters the genes in their bodies, causing horrific lesions in their bodies. Maybe it's the decay of the organs, maybe it's some terrible change in the body, or even like a few extra limb organs growing in those sci-fi horror movies, it's not impossible. Under normal circumstances, when such a thing happens, the human body usually produces a terrible rejection reaction, and under this rejection reaction, human life will be as fragile as paper.

Death at any time is the fate of the vast majority of Indians. Like a terrible contagion, almost no one can survive a contagious disease of this magnitude. Even if their bodies are healthy, the air they are exposed to, the food and water they eat, and even the environment they live in, are all polluted. The contamination of the radiation makes it possible for them to suffer from such a presence just by contacting them, so they cannot escape the fate of death at all.

But if human beings could no longer be affected by radiation, and if human beings could weaken the effects of radiation on their bodies to an acceptable range, would they still suffer such a fate?

Perhaps for most people, this is an unknown proposition. But for Hydra, this is the answer that has already been explored. Using the resources at their disposal, Hydra has conducted ample experiments on this project, and their final results have shown that humans can change the lethal consequences of radiation on humans if they can adapt to the effects of radiation.

Of course, the key question is how to adapt. Hydra has its own solution to this problem. And the solution they chose was to start with the root cause.

The effects of radiation start in human genes and cells. Because humans are not self-evolving enough, it is impossible for them to resist the effects of radiation. It's like putting humans and mutants in the same radiation environment, and there is a 90% chance that humans will die, and for mutants, it can be like a little cold that heals quickly. As long as it is good, you can produce the corresponding antibodies, and you will no longer be bothered by this problem.

Humans are not mutants, and humans are incapable of becoming mutants. Their genetic changes are so miraculously coincidental that they are not meant to exist in the human world. Although they have similar appearances, similar habits. But the existence of an X genome has completely separated humans from mutants, turning them into two completely different species.

Not even Hydra can change that. Although there are so many resources for research, they have never made much progress in the breakthrough of human and mutant species. And throwing resources and energy into it was clearly a stupid move, so they made a breakthrough from the other direction.

You don't need to be a mutant, you just need to be as powerful as a mutant.

This kind of strength does not specifically refer to the strength of Professor Charles and Magneto Eric, who can fight an entire country on their own. That's something that can't be done, if it was possible to create monsters of this level in batches just by experimenting, then Hydra would already be a unified earth. Because this is not possible, this power obviously means something else. And what it refers to is the strength of a group as a whole.

In terms of the ability to adapt to the environment, the degree of evolution of the species, and the basic physical fitness, these are the strong judgment bases of the group. And for humans to meet such conditions, this is not a very difficult thing for Hydra. Because they just need to evolve humans.

Evolve! Evolve from an existing human form to another form. This change can be a spontaneous change of human beings, as if humans evolved to this point hundreds of millions of years ago. It can also be a change that occurs under the impetus of an external force, just like those superpowers who appear because of adventures. Either way, as long as it can promote the realization of this end result, then it is feasible. Hydra apparently did not have much time for these Indians to adapt to the environment and spontaneously produce a benign evolution. So they can only use another way to promote their evolution. And the key to this is the virus.

The birth of the T virus itself was created to promote human evolution. The creation of biological weapons is only a special purpose that uses its nature to make a profit, and its essence is to allow living organisms to evolve from their current state to a new level. Of course, because it is a virus, it must have certain defects, and this defect is its own uncertainty.

For a species to reach a perfect level of evolution, it will have to go through millions of years of continuous development. Unlike the T virus, its existence accelerates this ongoing development to a frightening degree. Condensing millions of years into just a few hours or even minutes will naturally lead to irreversible uncertain changes in life. And such uncertainty is the creation of monsters for human beings.

There are so many factors to consider why it has become a monster. The conservation of energy factors, the genetic balance factors of the organism itself, the self-awareness factors of human beings, and so on, are all key issues that need to be considered. Until these problems are solved, the T virus is definitely a monster in a cage for all mankind, and the slightest carelessness is likely to cause a catastrophe to mankind. But that doesn't necessarily mean that the existence of the T-virus is wrong, it's something of no value.

There is nothing worthless in this world, even if it is a piece of, the virus is of course much more precious and rare than, so its use value is naturally even greater. As long as someone can continue to invest and research in it.

This is certainly impossible in the normal society of human beings, because human beings have long regarded it as a flood beast, and as long as it still exists, human beings will definitely try to completely eliminate it. And in such a context, it is almost impossible for any company or country to dare to study such a thing, unless they are not afraid of the angry people directly tearing them to pieces.

Of course, this is only for those organizations that live in a normal society. For an existence like Hydra, which has been designated as a terrorist organization and is shouted at by everyone, they don't care about these things? So from the beginning to the end, Hydra has been conducting in-depth research on the T-virus, and their research has also made this existence with incredible power in itself gradually begin to show its true face.

It can be seen from the biochemical soldiers created by Hydra using the T-virus that they have developed this virus. Under this premise, it is not a problem at all to use the T-virus to achieve the evolution of these Indians and adapt them to the environment of today's radioactive wasteland.

Technically, they have fully met all the basic conditions. The only question that can limit them is whether they will be able to get the cooperation of the Indians in doing so.

If you don't cooperate, then no matter how much resources and strength you have, there is no way. A twisted melon is not sweet, and no matter how strong the power is, it is impossible to change a person's inner thoughts. If it is forced, Hydra can indeed spread the T virus, but the result is just to add trouble to itself out of thin air.

People who have been forcibly injected with the virus will not appreciate what you have done to them, and in their eyes, you have just turned them into monsters, and if you consider this alone, they are likely to become hostile to Hydra and directly transform into enemies who can draw swords against each other.

It's not what Hydra wants to see, and there's probably nothing more stupid than trying to make a big enemy for itself. So they had to make these Indians willing. And how can you get them willingly? Steve's idea is to make them see the cruelty of reality, and realize from this cruel reality that this is the only way for them to survive.

Keeping Bombay is one such thing. Although Mumbai survived the first nuclear bomb impact, the subsequent nuclear radiation was an inevitable problem. Of course, they would have been fortunate to be less affected than those directly affected by the bombing. And that's why they're able to make the changes that other people have in one step at night.

Watching others get sick little by little, dying little by little, feeling the pain they have felt from their own bodies. It must have been a desperate enough process. And if, in the course of such a process, the civilians saw that the people belonging to the Hydra were unscathed, what senses would they have? It must be no worse than seeing the light in the dark. And in that case, Steve wasn't worried that they wouldn't choose the path he left them with.

A billion people, as long as one-third and two-thirds have accepted them, then they are equivalent to having new soil for reproduction. And at that time, the era of hydra will come!

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