No sooner had Heisenberg finished speaking than the scholar Bach grew somewhat flustered.
"Your Majesty, I only wish to remind you of one thing. You know that we currently have only forty-one compatriots left, don't you?
"Even including you and Kal-El, the traitor on Earth, we only have forty-three people!
"Of course, I am not questioning your orders. It's just..."
Bach took a deep breath. After thinking for a long while, he finally remembered what that word was called!
After hesitating for a moment, he continued somewhat awkwardly to Heisenberg.
"It's just that among us, there is only one female—Commander Fiona!
"If we do not use genetic cultivation to restart the Life Cradle Program, there is absolutely no way we can rely on her alone to continuously mate and bear children to meet the basic requirements for rebuilding Krypton!
"I... I truly dislike saying that word. I have never tried to learn about such knowledge.
"But I am certain that if we wish to rebuild Krypton, relying on Commander Fiona alone is absolutely impossible!"
"Cough, cough!!!"
As soon as Bach finished speaking, Heisenberg shook his head awkwardly.
"Quiet, Scholar."
He spoke softly, and his voice successfully silenced Bach.
Watching the scholars before him recover from their panic, Heisenberg shook his head again and explained quietly.
"Your return has given me forty-one more compatriots, but that does not mean we only have forty-one compatriots left!
"In the vast universe, there are still far too many of our people moving toward me.
"So we were never alone, and we are constantly growing stronger!"
With that, Heisenberg patted Bach on the shoulder and nodded gently at him.
"Rest assured, Scholar. The compatriots who come later will meet the standards needed to rebuild Krypton.
"And if they cannot meet the basic requirements for natural