The Torment of Immortality

Genesis opened his eyes, feeling as though his body were being torn apart.

This was not merely a psychological illusion, but a genuine physiological reaction.

His flesh and tissue were deforming. The Emperor Virus's cell-level Regeneration ability was frantically regenerating, multiplying, and repairing the necrotic cells and bodily tissues.

At the same time, the Jenova Cells were doing the same thing. The two forces were locked in a fierce struggle within Genesis's body.

The Emperor Virus and Jenova Cells were both highly complex life forms, each possessing unique Gene Sequences and biological traits.

Inside Genesis's body, these two life forms competed with each other, each trying to seize dominance.

This competition caused chaos at the cellular level, forcing Genesis's body to endlessly repeat the process of shedding and regenerating flesh.

Explained through applied biology and chemistry, this process involved complex biochemical reactions and Cell Signaling.

The proliferation and repair processes of the Emperor Virus and Jenova Cells required vast amounts of energy and material, causing Genesis's metabolism to become abnormally vigorous and produce enormous amounts of heat and metabolic waste.

At the same time, the disorder in cellular signals caused violent convulsions and pain throughout his body.

If Genesis's body were viewed as a complex biological system, then the conflict between the Emperor Virus and the Jenova Cells was like a malfunction or anomaly within that system.

This conflict made his body seem trapped in an endless cycle, constantly repeating the process of shedding and regeneration.

Every regeneration came with excruciating pain and endless torment.

After all, Genesis's pain receptors had not yet necrotized. And because his metabolism was moving too quickly, even anesthetics could not be used. To him, it was no different from hell.

From the perspective of genetic science and biotechnology, Genesis's body was like a battlefield,