"Adults, absolute loyalty, and guaranteed room for growth. Roughly how efficient would production be?"
Ignis looked at Doctor Ian as he asked.
After cloning the three key personnel, Ignis turned his attention to ordinary clones.
Even with ordinary clones, Ignis wanted nothing less than elite soldiers, and they needed some room to grow.
In Ignis's view, only cloned soldiers who mastered Haki could be considered satisfactory.
Otherwise, they would be nothing more than cannon fodder, completely useless.
"We currently have only seven Growth Chambers. With ordinary Nutrient Solution, producing seven people every three years is our limit. To increase that number, we'll need more Growth Chambers."
"As for potential, I can't guarantee anything. They'll have five years to grow after birth, at which point their potential will be exhausted. The clones may also face limits on their lifespan. They'll most likely live for thirty years."
Ignis's requirements posed no problem at all for Doctor Ian.
Although he had yet to conduct specific experiments, Doctor Ian could still make a rough assessment of what mass-produced ordinary clones would be like.
"Growth Chambers, huh."
At that, Ignis began to feel a headache coming on.
Growth Chambers were not available on the open market. He had obtained his through the Kronos Kingdom's channels.
A single Growth Chamber cost thirty million Beli, and that was just the production cost.
The price he paid to buy one was fifty million Beli.
Even a father and son had to keep their accounts straight.
Ignis needed a large number of clones. Buying a thousand Growth Chambers would cost fifty billion Beli.
Moreover, producing an ordinary clone cost ten million Beli, with a continuous supply of Nutrient Solution required throughout gestation.
That meant he also had to gather materials to produce large quantities of Nutrient Solution.
Ignis had