"This is the first phase after the surgery. During this time, the patient shows no self-awareness, only biological responses. For example, they eat, drink, and excrete. But other than that, there's no self-initiated activity. We believe this is because the brain is analyzing and processing information, and it needs time, so it temporarily controls the functions of other body parts."
Then, the scene shifts again. This time, the bandages on the boy's head are gone, and his hair has grown. His expression is still somewhat blank, but he has already started reading and writing.
"Phase two, the patient is recovering—no, to be precise, they are acclimating to their capabilities. They are trying to integrate with this body, rapidly mastering its cognition."
Seeing this, the expressions of the three people became rather grim, and the reason—no need to ask.
