Outcast Omega Pampered by the Alpha General novel Chapter 417

Outcast Omega Pampered by the Alpha General

Chapter 417 Yuzuki Blackwell Was a Fake

…leaving every other force in the Imperial military far behind.

Their fame had already reached the summit.

Their strength could hardly be allowed to ag beneath it.

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Orion had watched Alpha after Alpha break past personal limits. Julian was also keeping a close eye on him, and Orion carried the critical duty of supporting Julian the cat. Naturally, he had gained insight after insight of his own.

He had traveled

had not seen,

Orion was

He was

He

alian for a thousand years. There were few rare creatures or mythical beasts he

of evolving.

olding the instinct back.

on on a higher level, one that still left room for another ascent in the future.

what stood before them.

paring for the war ahead.

was still celebrating its sudden rise in strength when a grim report arrived from Dr. Thorne’s er laboratory.

zuki Blackwell we found was not the real one.”

the conference room, nearly two weeks of relentless work had turned Dr Thorne’s temples gray. ark brown eyes remained steady and intelligent, but a coldness he could not control had settled in

We divided the experiments conducted on the Yekas subjects into five main branches: transplanted and grafted limbs, gene editing and fusion, organs implanted beneath the skin connection to a hive consciousness, and finally biological-fluid symbiosis…”

He paused.

“Those dense insectoid eggs inside the Yuzuki Blackwell clone were not merely parasites. They also represented the opening stage of another kind of fusion.”

Dr. Thorne spoke quickly, as specialists often did when explaining their own field.

He did not need to slow down for Orion and the others. The records, reports, and experimental conclusions laid our

dy made the meaning clear.

Human traite

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he insectoids to test several possible paths toward symbiosis

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The first four paths had all failed unmistakably.

The human subjects suffered severe rejection, and ninety percent died.

The remaining ten percent developed genetic collapse, grotesque physical changes, organ failure, cancerous mutations, or some combination of them.

“They even tried mating insectoids with humans to produce offspring?”

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D

gged Sir Waffles while her face openly asked whether anyone could possibly be this absurd.

and an insectoid making a baby?

supposed to carry

man?

Lord.

it?

The evidence confirmed a reproductive barrier between humans and insectoids.

That was only one obstacle. Insectoids were also born wanting to eat humans. Those deranged researchers tried to cross that hurdle repeatedly and failed every time.

Insectoid reasoning: Humans taste incredible. A few bites first probably won’t kill them right?

“Thank goodness the Empire regulates access to Omegas so strictly Otherwise, I would be terrified of what they might have tried…”

One researcher sounded exhausted. Discovering that people this depraved had worked among their own colleagues left the entire team sickened and helpless,

“So when everything else failed, they turned to parasitic eggs?” Orion asked, his gaze sharpening.

The failed routes were horrifying.

The route that might have worked mattered more.

“To be exact, they used human bodies as cultivation chambers and human issue as nourishment. Their purpose was to augment the eggs themselves. Eggs raised this way hatch more quickly and possess stronger genetic advantages than naturally bred insectoids.”

Dr. Thorne forced each word out with painstaking clarity.

He was usually a waryn, optimistic old man, the kind who could tell Justian. This old man has a friend who\ desperately needs it, without blinking.

Now his lips were drawn so tightly they had almost lost their color.

A long time p

id, “Marshal, and all three generals this old man was useless 1

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“Why would you say that?” Atlas asked.

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Like Dr. R. Dr. Thorne was one of the Empire’s most treasured scientists. Over the years, his laboratory had created countless technologies that benefited humanity. His team had even helped develop many of the medical serums used throughout the military.

Hearing a pillar of biological research condemn himself so bitterly was painful for everyone present.

Dr. Thorne shook his head, sighed, and dragged hand across his face. When he spoke again, his voice was

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