Ch. 1081Genetic Ascension Sequence - Error Code of Divinity
Key Plot Points and Events
- Su Wen discovers a group of people exchanging leather-bound notebooks, dressed in attire with abnormal and distorted Abyss patterns.
- He sends an image of these people to Doctor Miss (Klosan) for identification.
- Klosan recognizes the book they hold as the 'Forbidden Biological Fusion Act', which should have been banned and destroyed.
- She reveals that these individuals are involved in illegal Genetic Ascension research, aiming to inject the 'Code of Divinity' into life modification.
- Su Wen learns that Joyce has come into contact with this dangerous group.
- He decides to handle the situation himself to prevent any losses, especially the safety of Joyce and Norma.
Character Developments
- Su Wen: Shows concern for Joyce's safety and determination to protect her and Norma from the dangerous group.
- Doctor Miss (Klosan): Demonstrates her knowledge and expertise in the field of genetic research and her dedication to her work, despite her exhaustion.
- Joyce: Shows courage and understanding of the situation, expressing her support for Su Wen's decision to handle it.
Significant Themes
- The dangers of unregulated genetic modification and the consequences of tampering with life lineages.
- The struggle between rational thinking and emotional attachment, as seen in Su Wen's approach to protecting Joyce.
- The power dynamics between different groups, with the Life School investigating similar matters and the dangerous group conducting illegal research.
Character Interactions
- Su Wen and Doctor Miss (Klosan): They communicate through the Dawn System, discussing the image Su Wen sent and the implications of the illegal research.
- Su Wen and Joyce: Su Wen shares information about the dangers of the Genetic Ascension research with Joyce, expressing his determination to protect her and Norma.
- Joyce and the Grandma surrounded by wisteria shadows: Joyce greets the professor and shows off a mechanical nightingale's tail feather she had kept.