Chapter 359: Genetic Tournament (V)
If everything went well, Cain could use the data to replicate the Genetic Formulas the other teams would use.
It took only a minute for the Genetic Chamber to fill with the materials needed. The next second, the Ego Waves of Cain, Dimento, and Severin fused, allowing the trio to establish a telepathic link as they began their work.
The first step was the creation of the Vector, the vehicle for the future Genetic Chain. The better it was constructed, the easier it would be for the Wave Virus to alter the correct genomic sequence.
Dimento handled the brunt of the work, while Cain ensured that the pieces were handed over in a perfect sequence, significantly reducing the task’s burden. Severin stood vigilant, ready to intervene if needed.
No sound could be perceived inside the Genetic Evolution Cube, as everyone was intently focused on their Genetic Coders. Virtual images appeared in the sky, showcasing the macroscopic work all were undertaking, and even those with the power to emulate nuclear weapons could not help but feel awe and wonder at such a marvel.
All those powerhouses could level entire cities with a wave of their hands, but to control the building blocks of creating was an ability that required years of hard work and absolute dedication. How could someone not feel respect for the display of such devotion to a craft?
There was no time limit in this round, so every team was working at a steady pace, ensuring no flaws arose. Of course, it still required a certain speed since once the creation of the Vector or Genetic Chain began, there could not be prolonged delays as it could lead to instability and flaws.
While Cain used the system to gather information about other teams, his primary attention was on his own Genetic Chamber. His eyes emitted a brilliant red light as he accurately handed the Vector components to Dimento.
An hour passed and smiles crept onto the faces of both Dimento and Cain when they finally saw their completed Vector. Though they couldn’t be sure, it seemed to be a Golden Saint Vector, possibly flawless!
Had they crafted a weaker Vector, no matter how good the theoretical efficiency of the Wave Virus was, it could only offer a subpar effect in reality.
Their excitement notwithstanding, the team remained focused, knowing that crafting the Vector was the easiest part. Now, they had to create the Genetic Chain, the Wave Virus’s core, which was far more challenging.
The Vector would reach the cells that needed to be altered, but it was the Genetic Chain that would perform the genetic modification.