Golden Dragon: Six Thousand Years of Empire

"Aren’t you being too optimistic? It’s not just about the cost of creating war armor. Transforming warriors to wear that armor isn’t free either!"

"If we can mass-produce it, the future costs should be able to come down."

"How will it come down? It’s so high from the start, even if you halve it, it’s still unacceptable."

Though in the Mage City, the results that the warlocks dedicated to biological modification have achieved are indeed astonishing, the costs are deemed unacceptable by the majority of mages.

However, Holy Dragon Noah, who holds the final decision-making power, after seeing the performance of a Dragon People who received two Dragon Hearts, did not veto this project. Instead, Noah allowed them to continue, but required that while maintaining the same combat power as the first experimental subject, costs must be further reduced.

Also, Noah approved that if after three years this experimental subject shows no rejection or adverse reactions, then the second heart modification technology can be opened to his subjects.

On a voluntary basis, the people on his territory who meet the conditions for the surgery can have a second heart transplanted.

With the promotion of Holy Dragon Noah, the wave of biological modification is about to emerge. However, at the dawn of this wave, it is the transplantation of limbs that begins first.

Extraordinary professionals are a group very prone to injury, especially those adventurers who rely solely on talent to enter this domain without any special background. Living on the edge of danger is their daily life, getting injured is as common as a meal, and it’s not unusual to lose arms or legs.

Once disabled, a significant drop in combat power is inevitable, so it’s not uncommon for adventurers to equip themselves with prosthetics.