Revenge After Death

Chapter 616

Chapter 616

Chapter 616

Mrs. Ford continued, "Gods are immortal because they can divide and regenerate endlessly. In other words are gods just like cancer cells, in the sense that they could be continuously replicated through their genome?"

I felt chills running up my spine as I watched her. Was the Godmaker Project actually an attempt for humans to create a god?

Humans destroyed humans, and God created humans. Humans destroyed God, and they created another god with their own hands. It sounded like a mad legend, yet it seemed to have come full circle with a symbolic meaning at this moment.

Who knew what kind of monstrosities we would end up creating if humans were to continue to delve into their crazed research into genetics and immortality?

She said, "The emergence of cancer cells is essentially a genetic mutation process in the human body. They double every 24 hours, yet they need to constantly compete for nutrients with the human body, treating it as a battlefield.

has cancer.

the cancer cells within

it was impossible as she was already

research will bring hope and a glimmer of light to patients and families affected by cancer," Mrs.

trying to do this." She looked at me, as if mocking my ignorance from her own

couldn't be destroyed, yet they were slowly devouring him? You'd be even crazier than I am right now. That's because you're Stephanie

I

motivation was her love for Miguel. She

to completely kill these immortal cells. But later on, I accepted the reality that they couldn't be killed. The cost of killing them is just too

Ford's voice

on researching how to kill the cancer cells.

is based on the original gene chain. It involves a mutation that uses the uterus as a new source of nutrients and simulates the division of cancer cells using cloning techniques. All this is done just to achieve immortality of the soul." Steven found his inspiration from mathematical formulas. He discovered the genetic

stood in shock, unable to react for the

Una but kept her around? That's because