As a professional assassin, human anatomy counted as one of Mora's professional skills, so she was naturally more sensitive to such matters. In her view, this newly appeared human body had a far more prominent occiput than a normal person's, while the placement of its eye sockets and nasal bones also looked wrong. When she shifted her attention to the torso, there were even more problems.
This time, Mora truly reached out and touched the still slightly warm shell.
The moment her hand made contact, she very unladylike exclaimed, "Fuck." Its ribs had no gaps between them, resembling two walls of bone plates; its spine had more than forty vertebrae, and the position and texture of its ligaments were strange as well. Its heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, and other organs looked similar yet different, while its circulatory rhythm was even more unlike that of a normal human.
Well, it differed greatly not only from normal humans, but even from Extraordinary Species like them.
Mora was already one of the most "inhuman" among the Extraordinary Species, yet her body's "base state" was still founded on a human form. This person, meanwhile, looked similar to Earthlings on the outside, but their internal structure was utterly different.
What the hell? Had it not been fully carved out yet...? On second thought, though, it did not seem like such a big deal.
The times were different now. "Inner and Outer Earth" was right there; perhaps this was some unlucky bastard from the Reclamation Corps whom that fellow had brought over?
As she pondered this, the person's eyelids twitched. They tried to open their eyes, but lacked the strength.
But was it an illusion? Behind that swollen skull, there seemed to be something else.
Mora focused her gaze and saw a colorful, bead-like phantom. Perhaps