My Genes Can Evolve Limitlessly นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"As the daughter of Paxos Fangar, you are to be mated to only the strongest and bravest warrior of this pack." I clenched my fists. I knew what he meant. He disapproved of my relationship with Harken Shadowfang and had carefully arranged this challenge. If this had been my past life, I would have fought him. I would have begged, argued, and rebelled against what I saw as a meaningless game. Back then, Harken was my whole world. I had been so sure that he was the one I would spend my eternity with, whether or not he was the strongest warrior in the pack.

I gulped to my own question. "You already know the answer, sweetheart," Mom let out a short sigh, "After what happened to you, there's no doubt that you have inherited a vampiric gene. And now, well, you already experienced the Change." "But mom, Mendel's beans didn't show any changes in color or form, at least not until their second generation, but I'm still the first generation!" I argued.

"The issue lies with me? Mr. Johnston, how do you explain that?" Luther thought for a moment before smiling. "This is only my rough guess. Based on what I know, the great powerhouses of ancient times possessed extremely strong bloodlines, and one effect was that they could produce descendants easily. It was a natural advantage that only supreme powerhouses possessed. "Now that you've already surpassed Beneath the Gods, calling you a god wouldn't even be an exaggeration. Because of that, your physical constitution and even your genetics may have undergone a fundamental transformation. So when it comes to producing offspring, it naturally becomes much easier for your bloodline to continue."

After taking some time to process what Sharon told her, Fern asked, “You mean that this gene is inheritable?” Sharon took in a deep breath and said, “My mother and grandmother both have this gene. Our maternal family members all have this problem.” “So do you and Eugene have this gene as well?” Fern was beyond shocked. This was his secret? Was this the reason why he was not willing to have children? She would have never thought that it was over something like this...

The urn shattered with a loud noise. Elianna said, "I suspected... that Sofia, she is another daughter of yours and mom's, my sister... 'Evie'." There is no other possibility beyond this. Unless Sofia had a genetic mutation. As the world's population increased, human genes also began to duplicate. But that was a one in a billion chance. In theory, it was unlikely to happen, at least, she didn't believe that such a thing would happen to her. Rigoberto's lips trembled for a moment, clearly struggling to accept this fact!

Deciding which abilities developed, which children got optimized, which consciousness patterns became templates for future generations. "This is bigger than custody battles," I said. "Bigger than protecting individual children. Geneva is trying to control what humanity becomes at consciousness level. Every enhanced child is test subject in evolution experiment they're conducting without consent or oversight." "That's conspiracy theory," one Guardian advisor said dismissively. "Geneva can't control human evolution. They're just consciousness researchers with ambition." "They have six hundred people in underground complex," I countered. "Twenty years of research. Global network implementing th

How can I be something that no one else in my family is. “My dear, there are possibilities. Someone in your family could be a descendant and the gene could have been dormant. Sometimes it stays that way until something drastic happens and the gene becomes active.” Em said laying a hand on my knee. “That would make sense, I guess.” I mumbled still trying to wrap my head around it. “I can help train you if you would like.” Em offered. I thought about the offer and looked at Beta Evan. He nodded his head encouraging me. I sighed. “Yes, I would love your help. I don’t want to hurt anyone else.” I said looking at Em with a half-smile.

She embraced Thorne and said, "Theodore, you are still clever." Thorne touched her face and said, "Thea was an honest person, just not good at scheming." "I was so stupid, I couldn't think of so much." "Thea was not stupid..." William looked at the two people in the business bragging to each other in silence. Then he said to Kassidy, "Kassidy, let me tell you, although genes can be inherited, they can also mutate. Anyway, I consider myself not stupid, and you are not stupid either, right? Can't we resist having a daughter who always says she is stupid, and you have a mother who always says she is stupid? What's so honorable about being stupid?"

She staggered backward, bracing herself against the desk as the truth hit her full force. Her ex—her cousin—was more than just someone from her past. He was part of her genetic fabric. The very blood that ran through their veins was intertwined, passed down through generations. The connection they had wasn’t a mere attraction or a mistake—it was a biological inevitability. It was genetics.

“And what happens to the people who don’t fit your version of evolution?” Silence. The Progenitor finally spoke again. “They will not suffer.” That was worse than any threat. Elias’ voice cracked with fury. “You don’t get to decide who deserves to exist.” Ariella looked at him. And for one heartbeat, the gold in her eyes surged brighter than the red. “Neither did you,” she whispered. Across the globe, a second wave pulsed. This one is invisible. Subtle. DNA sequences began shifting. Tiny corrections. Genetic repairs.