Fifty years have passed, a fleeting moment submerged in dedicated research.
Inside the laboratory, Jeming gently laid down the scalpel stained with traces of biological tissue fluid.
On the surgical table before him, a sample of the "Wind Howling Winged Beast" from the Aerial Plane, intricately structured like a natural aircraft, had been thoroughly dissected and analyzed.
His expression remained calm and unperturbed, as if he had completed a routine task. Only his fingertips swiftly tapped the light screen beside him, archiving the final batch of data concerning its neural cords and energy bubble coupling structure.
With the last bit of information recorded, he adeptly activated the Cleaning Array.
Gentle light swept across, and the surgical table along with all tools instantly became spotless, with biological residues decomposed into basic particles.
