"Then, do these five people actually possess inherited traits?" Mo Qiong asked.
"We don't know yet. First, we have to find the Green Emperor's successor, then use a Sophora tree branch to activate his trait and rely on him to restore the collapsed minds of Emperor Yan's daughter Sang, Chisong, and the others," Canaan said.
Mo Qiong nodded. He had obtained many completely collapsed rebels from Aton's Sun Disc.
Once they were restored, the Blue White Society would know how many unactivated Humanoid Derivatives were among modern humans.
"In theory, as long as the Green Emperor has a son in every generation, this trait should be passed down, right?" Mo Qiong asked.
Even if the Green Emperor had only one child, that child would be both the eldest and the youngest.
And according to the inheritance rules, if the youngest son died, the second-youngest son would automatically become the youngest and inherit the trait.
Unless there were no sons at all, or all the sons died, this trait would definitely be passed down.
"That's right. The Green Emperor we're looking for is the Fourth-Generation Green Emperor. There were only five generations of Green Emperors. The first three were from the Fuxi Clan, while the fourth and fifth were Homo sapiens. Our most useful clue is that the Fourth-Generation Green Emperor had a Third Eye," Canaan said.
Hearing this, Mo Qiong immediately touched the vertical pupil on his forehead. Of course, it was closed.
This was a Microscopic Sense, and it was also the trait most likely to degenerate into a recessive gene.
The Green Emperor having a Third Eye didn't mean that all his descendants had one. But this gene had definitely been passed down, and his descendants would all find it especially easy to awaken microscopic vision.
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