Abnormal crossing

Chapter 204 Father and Son (Part 3)
The fourth princess, Tamia, is Lynn Dort.

These words struck Gu Wei's heart like a 300-pound earlobe.

Good heavens.
This stunningly beautiful Princess Boska IV is actually Melendorth's only son?!

Gulu.

Then Gu Wei's Adam's apple bobbed twice as he barely managed to pull himself back to reality: "So, Mylendotte had her son undergo gender reassignment surgery and plastic surgery, then married Boko III, and the two of them had a whole bunch of offspring?"

“That’s right, that’s why I said Melendort was a complete scumbag,” Jin said, her eyes flashing with anger as she mentioned him, even though Melendort was already dead. “He first used the same methods he used to manipulate the Bosca royal family—that is, the Lacus worms and the epigenetic mind lock—to control Lynn, and then he transformed his body into a fertile and easily pregnant woman.”

"When the time was right, they used the guards' authority to forge the so-called fourth unsealing, and then successfully arranged for Lynn, who had been transformed, to be sent into the palace as a candidate for queen, becoming the so-called Queen of Persia.

"Then came the assembly-line-like process of offspring reproduction over the next twenty years. By today's 'ceremony', the proportion of grandchildren with members of the Bosca royal family and Melendort himself has exceeded half. If it weren't for the Fishing Man's Wrath replacing Ophelia, Melendort's integration would not have encountered any obstacles."

Gu Wei remained silent.

At this point, he no longer knew what to say.

It can be said that everything that has happened since the start of the banquet has far exceeded Gu Wei's expectations—he knew that this banquet had a bit of a trap, but he did not expect it to be this exaggerated.

However, on the other hand...

From a purely logical standpoint, Jin's explanation is quite clear:

First, Melendord completely formatted Lynndot's memories, then took Lynn's place and continued living. At the same time, he found a reason to fool Samantha and Walker Ramsey, the then-living director of the Royal Institute—if he was being sentimental, he would claim that Lynn had left the Maze and taken him to live elsewhere; if he was being ruthless, he could simply say "it's all taken care of."

After all, given the Watchers' cycles, this kind of substitution operation has likely been used before.

Once the deception is successful...

Melendorth then modified Lynn's body and, two years later, fabricated Boko III's fourth unsealing—a piece of cake for Melendorth, who was in charge of royal affairs, since Boko III was under his close control.

If Gu Wei's guess is correct.

Melendord likely orchestrated a similar operation to Adele's during this fake unsealing, but it was "coincidentally" stopped by Melendord himself in time—Boko III only selected a second-tier civilization, but the choice of his consort was not finalized due to Melendord's "timely reaction."

under these circumstances.

Tamia, the daughter of a merchant with a clean background who wouldn't consume too many calculation resources, naturally became the fourth queen of the Persian civilization.

Then came the arrival of Valerius, the new director of the Institute of Royal Power, a true ally of Melendorth.

All Melendorth needed to do was have Valerius pretend that his research had made new progress, so that Boko III could have children with Tamia, or rather, Lynndorth, without any restraint.

Thinking of this, Gu Wei couldn't help but glance again at the princes and princesses seated towards the back of the stage.

These younger members of the royal family were almost all born to Tamia, and physiologically they belonged to the generation of Melendorth's closest grandchildren.

But at this moment, they have all become one of the ritual sacrifices of Melendorth.
Gu Wei couldn't help but shiver.

Given his relatively simple Earth values, this behavior crossed his bottom line.

“By the way, Jin,” Milo suddenly remembered something, “who is Lynndot’s mother? Don’t tell me it’s that old hag Samantha.”

“Not necessarily,” Jin glanced at the cane left behind by Samantha and shook her head: “To ensure the purity of the bloodline, Lynn’s mother must have been a member of the Boska royal family—I don’t know exactly who, but judging from her age, she was probably a princess of the same generation as Boko III, or the daughter of a grand duke from the previous generation.”

As soon as Jin finished speaking, the device in Gu Wei's hand also emitted Farrell's voice: "Ms. Jin is right. Lynn's mother is the previous Ninth Princess, Lilia Doyle."

"In fact, quite a few of the watchmen throughout history have targeted members of the royal family. They seem to enjoy the pleasure of seeing their subjects unable to resist—of course, few of them have actually produced offspring."

Farrell's tone was flat, as if he were describing something that had nothing to do with him.

After all, for a collective consciousness like his that has survived for tens of thousands of years, physical humiliation no longer arouses much anger.

“The descendants of royal family members.” Upon receiving the answer, Milo’s brows furrowed even more. “Then why didn’t Mylendort just have that Ninth Princess or someone else get pregnant with more children, instead of going through all the trouble of having Lynn undergo gender reassignment surgery to have a child with Boko III?”

Seeing this, Joe Cowen nodded slightly; he and Milo had indeed come up with the same problem.

Since the guardians and the Bosca civilization did not have a reproductive isolation mechanism, why didn't Melendorth just have some sons and daughters, and then extract the information source together today?
Why start with Lynn?

Leaving aside the issue of human nature (I doubt even Mellendott has that kind of mentality), the effort and resources spent throughout the process were substantial—not to mention, the risk of fabricating a fourth reopening was quite high.

What Gu Wei was even more curious about was...
With the technology that Mellendott and his team possess, it shouldn't be difficult for them to directly create a culture similar to test tubes, right?

Why go through the conventional process of life development?
“Give birth directly? That makes a big difference,” Jin picked up the conversation this time, saying meaningfully, “You think you can succeed by just finding any royal princess? You are underestimating Boko III’s special status.”

Special characteristics?
Upon hearing this, Milo turned his head and glanced at the body of Boko III not far away, scrutinizing him several times.

A few seconds passed.

Milo blinked rapidly, his eyes fixed on Boko III, then suddenly looked back at Jin:

"Jin, do you mean that Boko III is also an incomplete information carrier, similar to the first monarch Stephen Doyle?"

(End of this chapter)