Remembering the purpose of her journey, Liang Bing ultimately gave up on exploring Giant Tree Star. She marked its coordinates for future investigation, then continued aboard her spacecraft toward the Kunsa Civilization.
The white wings on either side of the spacecraft beat gracefully. Though their movements were slow, its speed was unimaginably fast, and it vanished from this starfield in the blink of an eye.
If Liang Bing had known that this decision would cause her to miss the person she longed to remember and mourn, who knew how she would have felt.
Once a person died, dust returned to dust and earth to earth. There was nothing left—not even for Super Warriors with godlike power. Hua Zhen was the clearest example of this.
More than ten thousand years ago—more precisely, after Hua Zhen's Gene Engine collapsed—Liang Bing searched throughout the universe for a way to repair his genes.
Heaven helped those who persevered. Or perhaps fate favored this Silly Girl who ran herself ragged for her brother-in-law. By chance, she discovered a Civilization Ruins beyond the Angel Nebula. Through continued exploration, some of the remnants within gave her an entirely new line of thought in her research on Super Genes.
Liang Bing called her Super Gene research project Gene Implantation Technology. Its basic concept was this:
If all of a Super Warrior's data, including the external vessel itself, the internal Gene Engine, and even all data within the Dark Plane, could be integrated and preserved, then even after death, that person could be restored to full health by finding a suitable vessel and forcibly implanting the saved data!
Did that sound familiar?
That was right. Hua Zhen had theoretical memories of this technology in his mind. Back then, he had also wanted to use it to revive Lian