But He Wei did not think there was any problem at all.
Research into Transcendent Life had been ongoing, but the difficulties involved far exceeded imagination.
Fortunately, Davis had persisted. As one of the Empire's finest researchers, his obsession had won him victory.
Of course, Tool Mutes' contribution also had to be acknowledged.
After complex, systematic research involving knightification, human-animal hybridization, genetic screening, cloning, and bloodline inheritance, he had finally produced a finished product.
Of course, the stability of inherited biological traits remained an issue, and whether there were other problems still required further study.
But the first step had succeeded.
Davis happened to hand the next stage of testing over to nobles on good terms with him.
Through reproduction under natural conditions, he intended to study the inheritance of Transcendent Power.
If Transcendent Power could be acquired through heredity, then even if it weakened with each generation, it would still be a tremendous breakthrough.
Do not forget that there was a phenomenon known as atavism.
As long as the base population was large enough, Transcendent Life capable of stable reproduction could truly be called a new species.
Thus, a group of laborer researchers was sent to a new planet, where they prepared to conduct research with the nobles' cooperation.
However, He Wei was quite interested and intended to use these big toys to play an upgraded version of the noble game.
Naturally, this differed from the researchers' original intentions, but the excited He Wei had clearly overlooked that.
The researcher who hurried over was red-faced with anger.
It was true that they were no different from tools at the Davis Institute, but once they left, they still had a strong sense of superiority.
These Transcendent Life forms concerned their futures.
Only through long-term tracking and observation, and perhaps a