Lin Mo read the report from beginning to end and formed a rough judgment.
The World Trees had brought magic elements from Terra to Blue Star. It was hardly surprising that human bodies would develop subtle adaptations after living in this environment for so long.
But no one could yet say whether these children would awaken magic talent in the future or take a completely different path from Terra's mages.
Ancient martial arts, esper powers, and even the cultivation people so often talked about online were merely labels humanity had applied based on its own culture.
What truly mattered was whether this change could develop steadily, whether it could be repeatedly verified, and whether it would affect the children's health!
The oldest subject in the sample was not even six months old. It really was too early to draw conclusions.
Lin Mo closed the document page and added a long-term monitoring flag to the project.
He would also need to investigate the changes on Terra later and see whether more gifted talents had appeared among its various races.
Many World Trees had now been planted on Terra as well. There was no reason only Blue Star would change; they must have experienced changes too.
Lin Mo looked up. Above the Commercial Street, the World Trees' branches and leaves intertwined, dividing the gray-white sky into irregular patches.
A pale green glow flowed slowly along the leaf veins, shielding the entire district from radioactive dust falling from high above.
Not long ago, the World Tree ecological zone in the Arctic had achieved complete enclosure.
The hundred-plus World Trees planted earliest had produced another thousand mature seeds, all of which Great Xia had planted in the Arctic.
A nuclear power supply installation had been built beneath each tree, allowing it to grow rapidly