Now that he had his healthy body back once again, the man was overjoyed.
After that, Samuel began arranging for personnel to carry out the relevant tests and examinations on him.
"Doctor, the test results are out. There are no lesions left in his body at all. As long as he rests and recovers properly for a while, he may even end up healthier than a normal person."
After a long stretch of waiting, the young nurse in charge of the testing excitedly reported the results to Samuel.
That one sentence shocked everyone present all over again.
At that moment, nobody knew what to say.
A scam?
Recovered instantly?
Were they really being treated like idiots?
Or was it real?
Had modern technology really become advanced enough to conquer even cancer?
And in this amount of time...
"Isn't this effect a little too good?"
As if suddenly realizing something, one of the CEOs in the observation room quickly raised his wrist and looked at the luxury mechanical watch worth over a million dollars. From the start of the experiment until now, not even a full hour had passed.
What happened to the treatment course?
What happened to the recovery cycle?
For an instant, disbelief filled his face as he spoke.
"Mr. Killian, for the next round of tests, could we personally oversee the process?"
At that moment, Laszlo spoke up as well and took the initiative to ask Killian.
If the effect of that little blue vial really was this powerful, then they had truly struck gold.
Forget two hundred billion for ten percent.
Even two trillion would be worth it.
"Of course."
After hearing Laszlo's request, Killian answered at once and made a polite gesture inviting them in.
Under Laszlo's lead, the group followed the nurses into the hospital room.
Once inside, several of the more knowledgeable CEOs immediately moved over to the diagnostic staff to observe the procedures, and some of them even started operating the equipment themselves.
Their excitement caused quite a bit of annoyance among the medical staff, but the staff also knew that every one of these people was an important guest of their boss, so no one said anything. They simply waited quietly at the side.
After that, the CEOs personally went through every test related to cancer data they could think of.
CT scans.
X-rays.
Blood tests.
Cancer cell detection.
Ultrasounds.
MRI scans.
Anything that could reflect cancer-related indicators was run all over again.
"The patient's tumor markers have disappeared too! Even the carcinoembryonic antigen level in his blood has dropped and turned negative!"
"This is too unbelievable!"
"This is practically God's miracle."
But after the examinations were completed, they were stunned to discover that the man's body was unexpectedly normal. In fact, the only places where cancer cells could still be detected were in the man's stool samples and the grime being expelled from his body.
The room instantly exploded into uproar.
"I'm not dreaming right now... am I?"
One of the CEOs even stood there in a daze, unable to believe what he was seeing.
That was a terminal cancer patient.
And he had been cured in just one hour?
Meanwhile, after decades of development, all they had managed to produce were targeted drugs that could barely control the disease and slow its progression.
"At this moment, humanity's true gospel has arrived!"
Among the group, Laszlo was the one who understood medicine the best. Looking at the report in front of him, he muttered those words with an expression too complicated to describe.
At that moment, he could already imagine the cheers of cancer patients all over the world, along with the cries of despair from all the companies that had invested hundreds of billions of dollars into cancer research.
The cancer drug market was enormous.
Everyone knew that aside from early-stage cases, cancer at the current stage of medical science could mostly only be controlled, not cured.
And those drugs were every patient's lifeline.
No matter how expensive they were, as long as they worked, people would buy them.
That was why so many companies had poured staggering sums of money into this industry.
And now...
Before all of that could truly flourish, Killian's Pioneer Technology had already strangled it in the cradle.
At this moment, Laszlo even felt it would not be surprising if those people banded together in the underworld and offered an enormous bounty for Killian's head.
After all, the effect of this drug was no less shocking than if someone had claimed they could use water as fuel.
"Mr. Killian, can we be certain that our cooperation can officially begin now?"
After coming back to his senses, Laszlo turned to Killian, who had appeared behind him, and asked.
Gone was the confidence he had shown at the start.
After all, the finished product had already demonstrated its effect.
Forget monopolizing it for himself.
Even if Killian wanted to share it with others, he could casually choose to cooperate with national leaders, heads of government, or trillion-dollar corporations.
In fact, Killian would only need to release a single message, and countless people would come begging for a chance to work with him.
"Of course. I've said it before. As far as Pioneer Technology is concerned, our only goal is to benefit society and the people. The market is enormous. I can't possibly eat all of it by myself."
"So from here on, I'll need everyone here to work together with us to bring this drug into the hands of people across the world."
Seeing Laszlo's attitude, Killian was extremely satisfied, and he answered with a smile.
The reason he had invited them here was not to crush them.
It was to make them understand just how much of a bargain they were getting.
At a time like this, if they could recognize their place, properly adjust their attitude, and then seek cooperation with him, Killian would naturally welcome them warmly.
But if they failed to understand that, still believed the two sides stood on equal footing, and even thought their hundreds of billions or thousands of billions in investment made them the dominant side in the partnership, then Killian could only say sorry.
Fortunately, at a glance, there were basically no fools of that type among them.
That was what pleased Killian the most.
At least he would not have to go looking for a new group of partners.
The reason Killian was willing to share these stakes with them was, first of all, because the market was simply too large.
He could not possibly enter one industry after another and then build a complete monopoly from production all the way to sales under his own company for every single one.
If he kept doing that, the result would not be every country welcoming him.
It would be every country fearing him.
After all, as Pioneer Technology continued to expand, it was already establishing a presence in communications, medicine, smartphones, and more.
If a giant like that tried to keep everything in its own hands, how could the major powers possibly feel at ease?
To put it simply, if you insist on eating all the meat and refuse to let anyone else even drink the soup, then naturally, plenty of people will want to kill you.
As for the sales side of things, Killian truly did not mind letting others take a sip from his bowl.
(End of Chapter)
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