"Don't forget to begin the genealogical tracing. I know the Gene Laboratory is busy, and the Internal Affairs Department is busy too, but this is a necessary procedure for finding Suitable Candidates in the future. A genetically suitable candidate's bloodline must also contain other Suitable Candidates. By referencing population movements and hereditary bloodlines, we can use this as a lead to find more genetically suitable candidates in the history of population migration," Salomon reminded him. "The simultaneous appearance of two Suitable Candidates with Achaemenid Empire bloodlines was no accident. I believe there are more. Do your best to locate the bloodlines of settlements scattered during the wars and gather enough test subjects. Be grateful for Kamar-Taj's secret arts; otherwise, I would never have been able to dig Cyrus the Great's remains out of Pasargadae, even if only his head was left."
"Then it seems there will be a Cyrus the Great among my colleagues? I look forward to getting along with someone tolerant, someone who can be called 'just.' I hope our new colleague will possess Cyrus the Great's breadth of mind and foresight. But allow me to remind you: there are no archives in that place. All records have been passed down by word of mouth," Constantine said with a smile.
He never asked what was special about these genetically suitable candidates, nor did he consider why the Sovereign had chosen him for modification. He did not even ask why his ascension process had gone so smoothly according to the records. Constantine knew every step of the modification process, and Salomon had never hidden anything from him, yet he still understood that some things were not meant to be investigated.
"I insist that at least one of these ten Suitable Candidates will successfully endure the ascension process." Constantine waved