Knowing the result, Piloy wasn't surprised at all after hearing the assistant's report.
The assistant glanced at Piloy and continued, "Tiger News wants to interview Sana and, by the way, report on Sana's current situation. May they enter?"
Sana had to stay in the observation room for another 48 hours.
During these 48 hours, no one was allowed to visit.
This was also for fear that the vaccine in Sana's body might mutate.
Should a mutation occur, the consequences would be unimaginable.
Brimming with confidence in her experiment, Piloy naturally had no such apprehensions.
"Let them go in."
She wanted the whole world to know that her experiment had succeeded.
"Okay." The assistant nodded and immediately set out to arrange the interview.
Shortly thereafter,
a reporter from Tiger News arrived with a cameraperson.
Inside the observation room.
The reporter, wearing a smile, sat across from Sana, "Miss Sana, hello."
"Hello."
The reporter then asked, "How are you feeling now?"
