"Now that would be interesting!"
Hades had watched NESTS develop, and he was deeply pleased.
He had no particular interest in cloning technology.
Aside from its medical applications, the technology held little value for him.
After all, it was cloning, not duplication.
With such high costs, the time needed to raise the clones, and the risk of losing control, what was the point?
Cloning technology might be important to the vast majority of powers on the seas, but to the Kronos Kingdom, with its Royal Military Academy and hundreds of thousands of students, it was of little practical use.
His own kingdom already had plenty of talented people to train. Why would it need a group of clones with limited potential?
Even clones like Zero Garp, modeled on top-tier monsters and possessing tremendous potential, were no exception.
More importantly, Hades felt an aversion to clones.
Of course, the Kronos Kingdom did not currently possess this technology, and he would not be shameless enough to steal something from his own son.
Perhaps the Kronos Kingdom would produce some clones in the future, but there was no need for that now.
He would let NESTS serve as the testing ground and see how the results turned out.
What he looked forward to more was how much of a stir NESTS would cause in the future. As it developed, his estimation of its potential kept rising.
Zero Garp was still young, but what role would he play in the future?
That uncertainty excited Hades.
As for giving Zero Garp a genuine sense of belonging, there was something they could do.
They would have to use the old method: have him father a child.
This was one of Hades's trump cards, one that had never failed him.
He had used it with the officers