The Ogrimar people had never made a habit of reminiscing about the past. For one thing, their brains were sufficiently intelligent; smart people did not dwell on the past, because that would hinder their pursuit of hardcore innovation. For another, they absolutely hated their creators, the so-called "Observers," in every sense of the word!
No one wanted to be a test subject, especially when the thing being tested was the intelligence they took the most pride in.
If even "intelligence" had been produced through experimentation, then what was the meaning of their existence?
So after joining the faction, they urgently needed to break free from the past for various reasons. And the most direct way to break free from the past was naturally to change their appearance.
In the interstellar era, plastic surgery was already a very low-end method. Even some of the strange gender-affirming surgeries of the past could not truly alter the chromosomes within the body, and they still required lifelong medication.
But in the interstellar era, all those methods had fallen behind. The current trend was called species modification.
It involved using genetic modification surgery to erase a species' original bloodline and completely transform it into another species—for example, into Gao Gong's model.
However, the Ogrimar people had not yet managed to accomplish this completely.
That was because they wanted to preserve their "brains"—or, rather, to become members of the Gao family while preserving their "brains."
The Ogrimar people were extremely interested in this "project," because if they succeeded, they would be able to prove that they had not merely been observed into existence. They could evolve on their own as well!
Gao Xiaoyan eventually still bid farewell to this player.
Although he thought this fellow was quite interesting, he had to go seek out his own