Supremacy Games

1621 Creating The Ultimate Cultivation System! II

Felix knew that achieving this step was 50% of the work and the rest could be easily handled with a wish.

But genetic compatibility wasn't a simple subject...Fortunately, Felix had studied it thoroughly with Lady Sphinx's help during his research period when he was mastering all alchemy fields.

"What are you going to do?" Selphie asked with an intrigued look as she watched him draw blood from the clones.

"Running a process called genetic mapping to highlight similar sequences between races," Felix responded while placing the blood vials inside the reading consoles.

When he pressed 'start', three holographic displays sprang to life, showing a detailed map of Olivia, Noah, and Bodidi's genetic codes.

The strands of DNA twirled and twisted in a mesmerizing dance, revealing the secrets of their being.

Noah and the others recognized their DNA and the heavy difference between them and Bodidi...But, that was the limit of their understanding unlike Felix, who was able to process every piece of information easily through his wisdom eye.

After he finished the reading, he repeated the same process, but this time with a Pandion's DNA.

He had almost all races' DNAs, plus other peculiar items and treasures in his spatial cards, knowing that a day would come when he might use them.

After he initiated the genetic mapping sequence, he requested Queen Ai to highlight specific genes and markers, identifying potential points of compatibility between his friends' DNA and the Pandions' DNA.

When Queen Ai was done, Felix was slightly surprised to see that both races shared a much better compatibility than he assumed...The opposite was for Bodidi's as the compatibility wasn't even in the 1% range.

'It must be due to races originating from mammals.'

As the analysis progressed, Felix took notes, his expression a mix of concentration and interest.

Now, he was looking for commonalities, areas where human DNA might naturally align with the Pandion's ability to create their core at their growth stage.

If he managed to find this exact responsible genome sequence, he would be able to genetically modify the future generation of humans to possess the same ability.

He also noted areas of potential conflict, where human genes might resist or react adversely to the core's integration.

The lab was silent except for the soft hum of machines and the occasional beep of a completed analysis.

this one

his mind a

Lady Sphinx and help him out since she had already considered genetically modifying him with

cultivation system, knowing that it would help

have never

the realm of late night, a particular sequence

a complex chain of genetic information, but within it, Felix saw the rhythm of

has the details of the process of absorbing, converting, and even storing neutral energy in a way that is both efficient and

sequence appeared to be the blueprint for how Pandions

see is a bunch of letters...How can you know that?" Bodidi asked with a deep

able to read

"I see, If that..."

you are bored, go out and walk." Olivia chided before Bodidi could add another

went silent instantly, not wanting to

genetic sequence. He isolated the

when expressed

to the interesting part of the

the procedure to modify the

glimmer of anticipation and curiosity as they watched him put the clones inside giant glass

his hands steady as he manipulated

was filled with a low hum as the machinery worked to splice the genetic key into their very essence, aiming to

the monitors showed the progress of the

his hope a tangible force

succeed in

mind, Olivia was the first to have a soft reaction as her

the sight

modification. It fought off the

before stabilizing, and the sequence was ultimately expelled

returned to her normal

Next was Noah.

then, an unexpected genetic anomaly triggered a cascade failure. The sequence, incompatible with this anomaly, unraveled, leaving Noah's genetic

genetically modified to almost

see..." Noah seemed a

his test targets not because he knew they wouldn't refuse him, but because he