Those are tens of thousands of crimson, pulsating muscle fibers.
They seemed to possess an independent life, waving tiny tentacles, frantically intertwining and gnawing at the charred wound edges.
From afar, they resembled a rapidly proliferating swarm of red worms, vying for control over the mangled body.
During this proliferation process, the muscle fibers were also constantly secreting a semi-transparent, highly active mucus, attempting to forcibly pull the torn tissues together.
"Sizzle——"
Aside from the writhing granulation tissues, wisps of hot white smoke even rose from the wound.
These white smokes, accompanied by a pungent smell of blood, steamed up from the bloody hole in the thigh.
From a microscopic viewpoint, the cells at the wound were clearly in a state of hyper-frequency mitosis.
The intense metabolic reaction released astonishing heat, effectively completing high-temperature sterilization and biological adhesion of the wound's surface within moments.
