There was no problem supplying longevity drugs. They had already become a basically public fact throughout all Burning Legion territories, and a considerable number of people had taken them. However, adjustments like the Demon Envoy bloodline had never been made public. Durandal and others had always worried that if this technology were civilianized, it might create enormous conflicts between territories and could even spark a true war between Newtypes and old humans.
Yet Xiao Ran's willingness to apply such technology to this world was not without the intention of treating this world as a testing ground. Still, obtaining experimental results would take at least twenty years in this world. By then, new technologies would likely exist to resolve any conflicts that might arise now.
However, even if this technology were promoted in Vri, not everyone would be able to use it. As Xiao Ran had said, it would not be given away for free. Only sufficient contributions—contributions to Vri and to the Burning Legion—could earn someone this qualification. Even if it were offered free of charge, that would only apply to the current group. Xiao Ran did not expect their numbers to be large, but they could serve as an excellent example, leading the way in supporting him.
And just as Xiao Ran had said, even if the Demon Envoy adjustment technology were put to use, the Immortal Body would not be a true Immortal Body so long as that part of the genes was not activated. To obtain a true Immortal Body would likewise require certain restrictions and conditions. It was impossible to let every person in Vri possess such an ability without limits in the future.
Those who did not gain this ability could, in the short term, rely on contributions or directly spend money to purchase longevity