The Angel Civilization enforced the Justice Order, allowing countless weak, lesser civilizations to survive in this chaotic universe. Thus, the Justice Order came to be known by another name in the Known Universe: an umbrella for lesser civilizations and a bone-scraping blade for advanced ones.
As they spread justice to every corner of the universe, the angels earned the praise and adoration of lesser civilizations, but death accompanied them throughout that journey as well.
Death was a word people loathed and feared. When sisters who had fought alongside one another day and night perished, those left alive felt an indescribable grief. Kesha was no exception, nor was Liang Bing. No matter how much they had endured, every such loss still struck their hearts.
Liang Bing had successfully developed Gene Implantation Technology thousands of years ago—by recording and preserving an individual's data, then implanting it into a new vessel, that individual could, in a sense, be brought back to life.
Liang Bing's purpose in researching it was simple: she did not want the people she cared about to be burdened by "death."
Yet when she told her elder sister about the results of her research, Kesha unexpectedly gave her a harsh reprimand and even forcibly banned her theory.
Kesha naturally had her reasons for doing so.
First, Gene Implantation Technology required finding a new vessel. Once the implantation succeeded, all of that vessel's data would be erased. Not only was that excessively cruel, it also ran contrary to the angels' ideals of justice.
Second, and most importantly, though death brought endless pain to those who remained alive, the dead were dead. If people could be resurrected through Gene Implantation Technology, then once such evil technology spread across the universe, death would no longer be feared.
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