The Last True Female (Lexie) (by Sylvia Vance) novel Chapter 26

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As everyone’s attention was glued to Amya, Lexie instinctively took a step back, wanting to quietly observe how others reacted to her.

Just as Lexie slipped into the corner, the party hall erupted into chaos.

The beastmen who had been so gentlemanly just moments ago now went wild, tossing aside their glasses and pushing desperately toward Amya.

They wanted to crowd around Amya to see if she was truly a female.

Nelson seemed to have expected this chaos. The moment the crowd rushed in, a line of bodyguards armed with heavy weapons materialized in front of him.

The bodyguards aimed their guns outward, forming a tight circle around Amya, locking her safely inside their protective ring.

Faced with a wall of black muzzles, the rowdy crowd instantly snapped back to their senses.

As their reason returned, they instinctively backed away. No one wanted to risk their lives by getting too close to those guns and dropping dead on the spot.

Once the crowd had settled down, everyone turned their gaze to Amya, standing right next to Nelson.

Compared to an artificial female bot, Amya’s expressions, her movements, and even the vibe she gave off really did make her seem like a genuine female.

But looking the part wasn’t enough to convince them, so someone couldn’t hold back and asked urgently, “Prince Nelson, what proof do you have that the female beside you is actually real, and not just an artificial female bot grown in a lab?”

“Everyone, I brought Amya here today to introduce her to you all, and of course, I have plenty of evidence to prove she’s a genuine female,” Nelson announced.

“Here, these are Amya’s physical examination reports. Pass them around and see for yourselves.

“And if that’s still not enough, I can have Amya lie down in the scanning pod right here in front of everyone, so you can all see for yourselves whether she’s a true female.”

Everyone passed the reports around, then finally turned their attention to Amya, who stood quietly at Nelson’s side.

While the crowd was still full of doubt, Nelson pulled a scanning pod from his personal storage device and carefully guided Amya inside.

The moment the indicator lights on the pod lit up, every gaze in the room zeroed in on Amya inside the pod.

Everyone craned their necks, waiting with bated breath for the results.

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While everyone else was tense, Nelson looked totally confident, like he had no doubt about what was coming.

Inside the pod, Amya seemed perfectly calm, her eyes half–closed, like this was just another day at the clinic.

As the indicator lights flashed, the pod emitted a soft chime, signaling that the test was complete.

The results left no room for doubt–Amya was the real deal, a true female.

The crowd was both amazed and shocked by the results.

Nelson quickly stepped forward, opened the pod, and gently helped Amya out. A confident smile lit face as he held up the test results for all to see.

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“Everyone, the results are out. Amya is truly a real female, not some artificial female bot grown in a lab,” he announced.

Nelson’s voice was strong and resolute, and with the freshly revealed results right there, everyone in the room nodded in agreement.

At that moment, even those who had doubted Amya’s identity before one by one let go of their suspicions and offered her friendly glances.

None of them could have imagined that, at the very moment when hope seemed lost, the Beast God would take pity on them and bring a real female right into their midst.

As everyone looked at Amya with awe, nobody caught the brief shadow that flickered across Nelson’s eyes.

It disappeared in the blink of an eye, too quick for anyone to notice.

Not a single person in the crowd noticed a thing.

Yet Austin, who’d been quietly standing off to the side, was an exception. When he caught that fleeting glint of smugness in Nelson’s eyes, he instinctively shot a glance at Amya standing nearby.

His instincts practically shouted that something about Amya just didn’t add up.

But he couldn’t figure out what it was. One thing he was sure of–there was definitely more to Amya than met the eye.

Seeing how everyone was utterly captivated by Amya, Nelson stepped forward, took her hand, and addressed the crowd with a look of confident satisfaction.

He continued, “Everyone, since Amya is naturally immune to the Clyssia Virus, we recently used her genetic material to cultivate new females in the Genesis Pods.

“The outcome is remarkable–these females, developed from Amya’s genes, are also able to adapt to the outside environment.

“This means that by mass–producing females through the Genesis Pods, we can finally bring balance between beastmen and females in the Aetherion Interstellar Zone.

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“And when that day comes, natural reproduction will once again be possible, allowing our kind to continue and thrive.”

“Once we’ve got a whole bunch of newborns running around, the days of cloning babies in Genesis Pods will finally be history.”

As soon as Nelson said that, everyone’s faces lit up with barely contained excitement.

They started chattering away, like they could already picture the Aetherion Interstellar Zone bursting with life and prosperity.

Nelson watched the crowd’s excitement, a smug smile tugging at his lips.

As he soaked in the joy on everyone’s faces, a sly glint flashed through his eyes. He scanned others buzzing with excitement, but when his gaze landed on Austin standing off to the side, he froze.

After a split second of surprise, Nelson flashed Austin a provocative grin.

Back when Lilith was still alive, the Aetherion Federation had made countless proposals to take her in and look after her themselves.

But every single time, Austin refused, insisting that Lilith was too frail to endure such a long journey.

Because of this, the tension between Austin and Nelson was no secret to anyone.

Now, seeing Nelson looking so smug and pleased with himself, Austin didn’t even bother to call him out or say a thing.

He just gave Nelson a meaningful look, shot Lexie a quick nod from where she was hiding off to the side, then turned and strode out of the hall without another word.

Watching Austin leave without a backward glance, Nelson turned his eyes to Lexie, who was following behind Austin. An enigmatic smile played at the corners of his lips.

‘Just an artificial female bot, after all?‘ Nelson scoffed inwardly.

On the way back, Austin and Lexie were both wrapped up in their own worries. Even though they sat together, neither spoke a word.

It wasn’t until they got back to their quarters that, as Lexie was about to leave after saying goodbye, Austin finally spoke up, “Lex, what’s your take on what went down at the party?”

Lexie looked at him, surprised. “Huh?”