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Project: 1213
It was in the early 22nd century that mankind decided to extend their genes to an extremity.
Using biogenetic technology and advanced research within the B.A.I.P. (Brain Activity and Intelligence Program) Scientist were given the mission to create the perfect human, with intelligence far beyond any born man so far.
The mission was named 'Project: 1213'
DNA was collected from 24 of the most qualified people known to man.
The SR science congress chose a suitable mother, Elisabeth Miller, a young woman showing great potential.
The DNA-cloning process and all of the recomposing sequences that was necessary took nearly 4 years and mankind celebrated as the fertilized egg were implanted into young miss Miller.
Eight months went by and medical exams, radar, and interviews were broadcasted worldwide.
The ninth month was approaching and the world was waiting with an enormous anticipation.
It was in the early 22nd century that mankind decided to extend their genes to an extremity.
Using biogenetic technology and advanced research within the B.A.I.P. (Brain Activity and Intelligence Program) Scientist were given the mission to create the perfect human, with intelligence far beyond any born man so far.
The mission was named 'Project: 1213'
DNA was collected from 24 of the most qualified people known to man.
The SR science congress chose a suitable mother, Elisabeth Miller, a young woman showing great potential.
The DNA-cloning process and all of the recomposing sequences that was necessary took nearly 4 years and mankind celebrated as the fertilized egg were implanted into young miss Miller.
Eight months went by and medical exams, radar, and interviews were broadcasted worldwide.
The ninth month was approaching and the world was waiting with an enormous anticipation.
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