With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Fourteen)

Darko · Feb 2, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
He attention is completely absorbed by the hologram of the working factory.

"His attention"

Mr Zoat said:
P'ol. I am a expert in xenosociology

"am an expert"

Mr Zoat · Feb 2, 2023

Darko said:
"His attention"
"am an expert"

Thank you, corrected.

Pez · Feb 2, 2023

Vaermina said:
Tau women have tits...

Have you not seen the art? Because it's pretty blatant.

I know almost nothing about the lore, but when I looked it up on the wiki, it said there were only two official illustrations of a tau female, one looks more 'human female' and the other looked more like the tau males. I could be completely wrong about that, but I'm pretty certain that's what I read.

The only biological reason (that I can think) for them to have breasts would be if they nurse their young, and I've no clue if they do.

Flightless Man · Feb 2, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
I'd like a reference for that. Orks get bigger, yes, but I don't remember anything saying that they don't have to eat to gain that mass.

"rather than a complete reliance on the consumption of nutrients in the form of food, Orks have a primitive and basic ability to photosynthesise. This would give them a tremendous advantage over other races as they can reduce their supply lines to ammunition and fuel and all the other parts of war, but without the need to transport perishable goods. The blood of an Ork is also interesting, in that it contains countless distinct fungal organisms and has a chlorophyll high content, with trace elements of carbon and copper."

Orkoid physiology - Warhammer 40k - Lexicanum

Might not be true. But it's popular enough that the misconception could have spread pretty far.

Mr Zoat · Feb 2, 2023

Pez said:
I know almost nothing about the lore, but when I looked it up on the wiki, it said there were only two official illustrations of a tau female, one looks more 'human female' and the other looked more like the tau males. I could be completely wrong about that, but I'm pretty certain that's what I read.

The only biological reason (that I can think) for them to have breasts would be if they nurse their young, and I've no clue if they do.

I'm going with this.

Flightless Man said:
"rather than a complete reliance on the consumption of nutrients in the form of food, Orks have a primitive and basic ability to photosynthesise. This would give them a tremendous advantage over other races as they can reduce their supply lines to ammunition and fuel and all the other parts of war, but without the need to transport perishable goods. The blood of an Ork is also interesting, in that it contains countless distinct fungal organisms and has a chlorophyll high content, with trace elements of carbon and copper."

Orkoid physiology - Warhammer 40k - Lexicanum

Might not be true. But it's popular enough that the misconception could have spread pretty far.

That would let them produce sugar using matter already in their body. It wouldn't let them increase their mass.

Flightless Man · Feb 2, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
That would let them produce sugar using matter already in their body. It wouldn't let them increase their mass.

Oh I'm not supporting it. Just showing where the misconception could have started.
The not sure if it's true part was just because it's a wiki and not a direct source.

Darko · Feb 2, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
6 564 941

This should be "563"

DeathReaperZ · Feb 2, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
Not sexually.

Good to know, although it wouldn't have been surprising.

Mr Zoat said:
Yes, unless they've got a very odd God-Name.

Hey, you never know. Does Darkseid use the Omega Effect to clean the shit from his ass?

Mr Zoat · Feb 2, 2023

Darko said:
This should be "563"

No, one one thousandth of a year has passed.
Edit: Or rather, one ten thousandth.

Vaermina · Feb 2, 2023

Pez said:
I know almost nothing about the lore, but when I looked it up on the wiki, it said there were only two official illustrations of a tau female, one looks more 'human female' and the other looked more like the tau males. I could be completely wrong about that, but I'm pretty certain that's what I read.

The only biological reason (that I can think) for them to have breasts would be if they nurse their young, and I've no clue if they do.

I repeat... Tau female have boobs...

MOD EDIT - You MIGHT wanna find a SFW Tau female pic

Pez · Feb 2, 2023

Vaermina said:
I repeat... Tau female have boobs...

MOD EDIT - You MIGHT wanna find a SFW Tau female pic

Zoat posted what he was using for a female. Not certain if there are any boobs there, but does it really matter? I mean, sure, if motor-boating or paizuri is a requirement, then it matters. But otherwise?

And this is Paul. We've seen him simp on Superboy and mate with a Transformer. I don't think he's the type to care about breasts.

Darko · Feb 3, 2023

Pez said:
Zoat posted what he was using for a female. Not certain if there are any boobs there, but does it really matter? I mean, sure, if motor-boating or paizuri is a requirement, then it matters. But otherwise?

And this is Paul. We've seen him simp on Superboy and mate with a Transformer. I don't think he's the type to care about breasts.

Don't forget the spider.

Or that time he was inside a giant plant.

Massgamer · Feb 3, 2023

Vaermina said:
The Imperium very much does bother. Just not equally. But then. The Tau have never run into a forge world before.

Or Ultramar.

Vaermina · Feb 3, 2023

Massgamer said:
Or Ultramar.

The funny thing?

This wasn't even a real Hive world.

Because real Hive Worlds are basically gothic Cyberpunk dystopia's and this read more like one of the regressed Hive cities that you find on some mostly abandoned border world.

Massgamer · Feb 3, 2023

Vaermina said:
The funny thing?

This wasn't even a real Hive world.

Because real Hive Worlds are basically gothic Cyberpunk dystopia's and this read more like one of the regressed Hive cities that you find on some mostly abandoned border world.

Which to be fair, isn't that most Imperial worlds near the Tau border?

Mr Zoat · Feb 3, 2023

6 564 941.M41

One nice thing about the older kor'vattra ships is that they have lounges and function rooms designed to be comfortable meeting places. Rounded tables capable of being raised or lowered to whatever height was appropriate for the tau's guests, and soft backless seats that were the designer's best guess for the widest variety of possible new friends. Because, naturally, the aliens they would encounter when the tau first flew into deep space would -barring unfortunate misunderstanding- be friendly and open to the idea of the Greater Good.

Kor'or'vesh ships are built with different principles in mind.

Tsua'm lowers herself into one of the tau-friendly chairs next to a low-set table, an alien seat opposite her already adjusting itself to what the ship's AI has listed as a me-appropriate height. I wait for it to stop and lock itself in place before sitting down myself.

"So where did you want to-?"

"Why me?"

"As.. opposed to..?"

"A human, from an enculturated world, perhaps? Or… Miss Lantern?"

"Ah… Degree of social interaction? We haven't spent a significant amount of time on a world like that, and it wouldn't make sense to base ourselves on one. Which means that unless I… Ask for some people to get brought to Lar'shi, which is a pointless use of resources unless there was another reason to bring them or I somehow knew that one was a perfect match for me."

"There is a motion which gets brought before the Eugenics Board at periodic intervals to expand their remit to other species. So far, they have always decided that outside of overt mutation, they simply don't know enough about alien biology to perform their usual duties."

"Tau castes pretty much require that sort of thing. If you were going to set up an equivalent thing for human-inhabited worlds… Well, you couldn't, the populations are too high, but you'd need a new organisation rather than one that would try imposing things that make sense for tau onto humans. And it would make more sense to monitor for psychic potential rather than trying to maximise their capacity for a particular trade."

"Tau caste require that sort of thing because we find tau in other castes attractive."

"I'd love to see the statistics on that. I've got a few suspicions about why."

"Oh? Tell me. I would be interested in an alien perspective."

"Tau castes are based on the pre-unification tribal groups, right? The tribes had skills that lent themselves to particular activities, and T'au society went from simply having those characteristics to deliberately exaggerating them. But the tribes looked a lot more like each other than the modern day castes do, right?" She nods. "So the castes are a recent thing, and your brains haven't really adapted to them yet. It's the same as the reason why I find small furry things with big eyes appealing; human children are small and have relatively big eyes, and our evolutionary predecessors were furry."

"So our devotion to the Greater Good must fight against our mont'au instincts."

"Your brain is rigged to look for certain things in your mates. If I had to guess, I'd say that… Fire Caste and Earth Caste males were generally considered most attractive males, and… Water Caste females… And Maybe Ethereal females would be considered the most attractive females. And Air Caste were the least appealing of both sexes."

"Because they are the most divergent from our ancestral forms. Fire and Earth have traits which make them seem more male to the primitive parts of our brains. And… Water Caste…"

Her eyes blink rapidly as she considers the idea.

"I… Will attempt to confirm that when we arrive at T'au."

"Why bother?" I shrug. "Just take a load of facial images and ask everyone on board to rate their attractiveness. There's no need to look at people who actually broke the Eugenics Board's rules."

"But how does that apply to humans? You."

"You have the same softer skin and more rounded faces that a human female would compared to a human male. And none of the traits that would suggest poor health in a human."

"Blue skin is not the sign of a healthy human."

"No, but it's so unusual that our genes haven't adapted to encourage avoiding it outside of the 'avoid the strange' programming."

"And I am not strange?"

"Most of the people I interact with on a daily basis are tau. I've even picked up some of the language, and I'm terrible with languages. I guess I've just… Adapted." … "The humans being weird probably helped."

"So you are not attracted to Miss Lantern because as an Earth Caste female she has a more masculine appearance."

"It doesn't help. It's also because… When I spend time with her, it's more professional. It's a professional occasion. I spend more time with you socially. And even if we… My knowledge of physics isn't good enough to.. share her interests."

"And the females of Kais's squad have a similar impediment."

"'Impediment'?" I raise my eyebrows. "Is there some sort of contest going on that I don't know about?"

She shakes her head once. "No."

I slump theatrically. "Harsh."

For a moment she looks genuinely concerned, but I can see in her face the moment she grasps that it's a joke. And as she decides to use human body language, smiling and covering her mouth with her right hand.

"See? You get me. It's basically just you and Bo'ohk who can do that."

"I suppose that I do. How would it work?"

"We would spend more time together, engage in recreational activities together… It's not something I've done much, and from what you said about your mother's efforts to help you make contacts-" Her right hoof twitches. "-you hadn't either. So we'd be finding out together."

"That is not entirely true."

"Oh?"

"There are… Primitive human societies within the Tau Empire, where there have been… Ceremonial marriages between a member of the Water Caste and one of their people."

"I'm not planning on us being ceremonial."

"Officially ceremonial. It is.. not impossible, that things are… Different, in practice. Under the circumstances, I will request… Further information from those involved."

"Huh."

"It would be difficult. The Eugenics Board may not be so pushy as my mother, but I will be expected to have children at some point."

I shrug. "That's why I'm planning to ask for access to their full database. It should be perfectly possible for me to… Create a genetic sequence that's a tau-equivalent of me. If we… Got that far."

"And sex? I assume that you want to have sex with me. Our… Systems are not completely compatible."

"A nerve ending doesn't know how it's being stimulated. I think there are ways around what might be a problem, in a more primitive society. I am confident in my ability to satisfy your requirements."

"You have thought about it in depth?"

"I've thought about you in depth." She nods. "So? Further queries?"

"I believe-" She gets up. "-that my curiosity-" She walks around the table. "-must be satiated by more direct st-."

She tries to sit on my knees, misses, and ends up on the floor.

Old Knife · Feb 3, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
"I believe-" She gets up. "-that my curiosity-" She walks around the table. "-must be satiated by more direct st-."

She tries to sit on my knees, misses, and ends up on the floor.

BWahaha!

Time to go visit the NSWF part of the story!
There WILL be a IPoE follow up to this right?

Ngamer11 · Feb 3, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
"A human, from a enculturated world, perhaps? Or… Miss Lantern?"

Who's Miss Lantern?

Ciber · Feb 3, 2023

Tau cannot into seduce

Chojin Patriarch · Feb 3, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
6 564 941.M41

One nice thing about the older kor'vattra ships is that they lounges and function rooms designed to be comfortable meeting places. Rounded tables capable of being raised or lowered to whatever height was appropriate for the tau's guests, and soft backless seats that were the designer's best guess for the widest variety of possible new friends. Because, naturally, the aliens they would encounter when the tau first flew into deep space would -baring unfortunate misunderstanding- be friendly and open to the idea of the Greater Good.

And this is still early enough in their space-going era that some of that idealism hasn't completely been driven out of them by the Galaxy at large. Sadly, that is likely to change, no matter what happens. Because Grim-dark galaxy is grim-derp...

Kor'or'vesh ships are built with different principles in mind.

Tsua'm lowers herself into one of the tau-friendly chairs next to a low-set table, an alien seat opposite her already adjusting itself to what the ship's AI has listed as a me-appropriate height. I wait for it to stop and lock itself in place before sitting down myself.

Kor'or'vesh being more modern warships, of course. Plenty of big guns, armour and very few diplomatic allowances...

"So where did you want to-?"

"Why me?"

Getting straight to it, eh? No dancing around the subject, just right to it. How Fire-Caste of you.

"As.. opposed to..?"

"A human, from a enculturated world, perhaps? Or… Miss Lantern?"

Miss 'Lantern' being the Earth caste lady mentioned earlier with a noticeable affinity for Avarice... I don't think P'Aul's quite into muscle.

"Ah… Degree of social interaction? We haven't spend a significant amount of time on a world like that, and it wouldn't make sense to base ourselves on one. Which means that unless I… Ask for some people to get brought to Lar'shi, which is a pointless use of resources unless there was another reason to bring them or I somehow knew that one was a perfect match for me."

"There is been a motion which gets brought before the Eugenics Board at periodic intervals to expand their remit to other species. So far, they have always decided that outside of overt mutation, they simply don't know enough about alien biology to perform their usual duties."

Probably a good thing, then. Imagine if they decided Ring aptitude could be bred.

"Tau castes pretty much require that sort of thing. If you were going to set up an equivalent thing for human-inhabited worlds… Well, you couldn't, the populations are too high, but you'd need a new organisation rather than one that would try imposing things that make sense for tau onto humans. And it would make more sense to monitor for psykic potential rather than trying to maximise their capacity for a particular trade."

"Tau caste require that sort of thing because we find tau in other castes attractive."

Honestly, they do need someone looking for psychics in Human populations, now that there's no Administratum folks handling it.

"I'd love to see the statistics on that. I've got a few suspicions about why."

"Oh? Tell me. I would be interested in an alien perspective."

Some things are just universal, of course...

"Tau castes are based on the pre-unification tribal groups, right? The tribes had skills that lent themselves to particular activities, and T'au society went from simply having those characteristics to deliberately exaggerating them. But the tribes looked a lot more like each other than the modern day castes do, right?" She nods. "So the castes are a recent thing, and your brains haven't really adapted to them yet. It's the same as the reason why I find small furry things with big eyes appealing; human children are small and have relatively big eyes, and our evolutionary predecessors were furry."

Actually true. Smart guys have looked into it and everything.

"So our devotion to the Greater Good must fight against our mont'au instincts."

"Your brain is rigged to look for certain things in your mates. If I had to guess, I'd say that… Fire Caste and Earth Caste males were generally considered most attractive males, and… Water Caste females… And Maybe Ethereal females would be considered the most attractive females. And Air Caste were the least appealing of both sexes."

Heh. Because ladies love their beef and gents enjoy the thicc.

But those Air Caste skinnies? Deep in the Uncanny Valley, I guess.

"Because they are the most divergent from our ancestral forms. Fire and Earth have traits which make them seem more male to the primitive parts of our brains. And… Water Caste…"

Her eyes blink rapidly as she considers the idea.

Yep. And even you Etherals aren't immune. Which makes it interesting when you throw species like Humans into the mix.

"I… Will attempt to confirm that when we arrive at T'au."

"Why bother?" I shrug. "Just take a load of facial images and ask everyone on board to rate their attractiveness. There's no need to look at people who actually broke the Eugenics Board's rules."

For best results, don't have any identifying elements on the image to hint at Caste.

"But how does that apply to humans? You."

"You have the same softer skin and more rounded faces that a human female would compared to a human male. And none of the traits that would suggest poor health in a human."

Of course, movement plays a big part too. No doubt Tau ladies have a nice swing when they walk... After all, plantigrade and ungulate feet in certain fandoms are sometimes stand-ins for high heels when it comes to posing or animation...

"Blue skin is not the sign of a healthy human."

"No, but it's so unusual that our genes haven't adapted to encourage avoiding it outside of the 'avoid the strange' programming."

And exotic skin colours can tickle a certain xenophilic spot in some people. Technicolour space babes are a thing for a reason.

"And I am not strange?"

"Most of the people I interact with on a daily basis are tau. I've even picked up some of the language, and I'm terrible with languages. I guess I've just… Adapted." … "The humans being weird probably helped."

Heh. I'll bet.

"So you are not attracted to Miss Lantern because as an Earth Caste female she has a more masculine appearance."

"It doesn't help. It's also because… When I spend time with her, it's more professional. It's a professional occasion. I spend more time with you socially. And even if we… My knowledge of physics isn't good enough to.. share her interests."

Ah, just business on that front, eh?

"And the females of Kais's squad have a similar impediment."

"'Impediment'?" I raise my eyebrows. "Is there some sort of contest going on that I don't know about?"

...To be fair, Fire Caste females might take him as a challenge, somehow...

She shakes her head once. "No."

I slump theatrically. "Harsh."

Aw, no betting pools about his love life?

For a moment she looks genuinely concerned, but I can see in her face the moment she grasps that it's a joke. And as she decides to use human body language, smiling and covering her mouth with her right hand.

"See? You get me. It's basically just you and Bo'ohk who can do that."

Well, they have trained for years in Xenosociology. It's literally their job to understand other races' behaviour. Being able to employ that knowledge in more casual circumstances? Surely very enjoyable.

"I suppose that I do. How would it work?"

"We would spend more time together, engage in recreational activities together… It's not something I've done much, and from what you said about your mother's efforts to help you make contacts-" Her right hoof twitches. "-you hadn't either. So we'd be finding out together."

Ooh, there's a sore spot. Best not to poke that too often, P'Aul.

"That is not entirely true."

"Oh?"

Because of course some Tau's already tried to date humans...

"There are… Primitive human societies within the Tau Empire, where there have been… Ceremonial marriages between a member of the Water Caste and one of their people."

"I'm not planning on us being ceremonial."

Ooh, how forward, P'Aul.

"Officially ceremonial. It is.. not impossible, that things are… Different, in practice. Under the circumstances, I will request… Further information from those involved."

"Huh."

Hopefully in terms that won't leave her blushing to her hooves.

"It would difficult. The Eugenics Board may not be so pushy as my mother, but I will be expected to have children at some point."

I shrug. "That's why I'm planning to ask for access to their full database. It should be perfectly possible for me to… Create a genetic sequence that's a tau-equivalent of me. If we… Got that far."

...The places this story goes, sometimes...

"And sex? I assume that you want to have sex with me. Our… Systems are not completely compatible."

"A nerve ending doesn't know how it's being stimulated. I think there are ways around what might be a problem, in a more primitive society. I am confident in my ability to satisfy your requirements."

Like I said: Power Rings can overcome all manner of physical barriers.

Especially in matters of girth and length.

"You have thought about it in depth?"

"I've thought about you in depth." She nods. "So? Further queries?"

Though he's still thinking in acquisitive terms, not entirely romantic, I see.

"I believe-" She gets up. "-that my curiosity-" She walks around the table. "-must be satiated by more direct st-."

She tries to sit on my knees, misses, and ends up on the floor.

Tau depth perception, folks! <Cue the laugh track!>

At least she ticks the 'clumsy girl' trait.

Well, that's gonna break the mood. And possibly the ice. As long as she didn't break a hip.

Some very interesting details and ideas brought up in that little discussion, though. Not only the inter-species relationships, but the idea of inter-Caste attractions? I can't imagine what her requests for research materials would look like to her superiors...

Some corrections:

...ships is that they lounges and function rooms designed to be comfortable meeting places.

...ships is that their lounges and function rooms are designed to be comfortable meeting places.

-baring unfortunate misunderstanding-

-barring unfortunate misunderstanding-

"A human, from a enculturated world, perhaps?

"A human, from an enculturated world, perhaps?

...between a member of the Waste Caste and one of their people."

...between a member of the Water Caste and one of their people."

deccan2008 · Feb 3, 2023

New Eros chapter next?

Vaermina · Feb 3, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
And it would make more sense to monitor for psykic potential rather than trying to maximise their capacity for a particular trade."

Please... Do this...

And then collect all the Psykers you can and try to keep them from the Imperium.

Because I would just love to see the Black Ships show up in force to show the Tau just how out matched they are in the universe.

Sockmonkey · Feb 3, 2023

Ah she is adorkable.

0zymandias · Feb 3, 2023

Can't P'ol do what Paragon did and just turn himself into Tau? If he wants it enough I don't see why can't just use the ring to change his genetic make up?

LZB1285 · Feb 3, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
There is been a motion which gets brought before the Eugenics Board at periodic intervals to expand their remit to other species.

Is this "There has been" or "There is a"? Or is it T'au mangled english?

Mr Zoat · Feb 3, 2023

Ngamer11 said:
Who's Miss Lantern?

The earth caste researcher whose job it is to work out how his ring works.

Chojin Patriarch said:
Well, they have trained for years in Xenosociology. It's literally their job to understand other races' behaviour. Being able to employ that knowledge in more casual circumstances? Surely very enjoyable.

The water caste are actually pretty bad at that job. The diplomats in Fire Warrior didn't know what medals were, and actually managed to anger the Imperial Navy officers by treating them as decorative tassels.

Some corrections:
...ships is that their lounges and function rooms are designed to be comfortable meeting places.
-barring unfortunate misunderstanding-
"A human, from an enculturated world, perhaps?
...between a member of the Water Caste and one of their people."

LZB1285 said:
Is this "There has been" or "There is a"? Or is it T'au mangled english?

Thank you, corrected.

Darko · Feb 3, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
We haven't spend a

"spent"

Mr Zoat said:
If I had to guess, I'd say that… Fire Caste and Earth Caste males were generally considered most attractive males,

Well they both would have traits like being very muscular.

Darko · Feb 3, 2023

Chojin Patriarch said:
And this is still early enough in their space-going era that some of that idealism hasn't completely been driven out of them by the Galaxy at large. Sadly, that is likely to change, no matter what happens. Because Grim-dark galaxy is grim-derp...

Though with Psul there, they might keep their optimism longer.

Chojin Patriarch said:
Miss 'Lantern' being the Earth caste lady mentioned earlier with a noticeable affinity for Avarice... I don't think P'Aul's quite into muscle.

Ehh, we saw with paragon that he can be attracted to muscular males.

Granted, it's possible that it only extends to males and while he may be attracted to athletic females, if they're too outside the range of what a human may consider to be traditionally feminine, then the attraction may not happen.

Chojin Patriarch said:
Probably a good thing, then. Imagine if they decided Ring aptitude could be bred.

It kinda can be.

Remember Princess.

Chojin Patriarch said:
Like I said: Power Rings can overcome all manner of physical barriers. Especially in matters of girth and length.

Renegade was the first to utilize this little feature.

Pez · Feb 3, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
"And sex? I assume that you want to have sex with me. Our… Systems are not completely compatible."

Okay... Even in a SFW section, this is still QQ. I need someone to explain why these systems aren't 'completely compatible'. I don't know enough about the tau to know how they get their bone on.

I'm all for xeno relations, but it has to be super weird to kiss a being on the mouth that doesn't have lips.

crazygrox · Feb 3, 2023

Mr Zoat said:
"It would difficult. The Eugenics Board may not be so pushy as my mother, but I will be expected to have children at some point."

I shrug. "That's why I'm planning to ask for access to their full database. It should be perfectly possible for me to… Create a genetic sequence that's a tau-equivalent of me. If we… Got that far."

It does occur to me that if this can be expanded to, for example, create the genetic sequence for a Fire Caste member that closely resembles a water caste member in the those aspects of physicality and personality that are not distinct to their caste, there may be some applications for the Eugenics board.
Edit: might also have applications in engineering out random mutations caused by exposure to the warp or mutating substances. You can't use the prospective parents' current genes, so if you don't have pre-mutation ones on file you can use the closest approximation, and some mutants would, to avoid legal trouble.

If such a technique became widespread, or at least available to the wealthy, it may reduce the occurrence rate of resistance to Eugenics board dictates from people forming counterculture cross-caste relationships.
Just because if it's possible, those who have motivation to pursue a cross-caste relationship will be motivated to chase after the legal and 'proper' way to do it.
Might need to get a nanny/parental stand in of the caste that does not match the child to come in to do some of the caste-specific cultural inculation that comes from parents.

It'd also be a decent way to work in deliberate modifications to castes if they're interested in slow-rolling it to fully test all the implications. If they're already designing a kid's genes, maybe add one they want to test in a longitudinal study or increase the incident rate of in the given caste's population. Heck, even talk to the parents and make pairs of twins with one having a specific gene mod, to make the testing easier.

It's the sort of thing that'd require a very large genetics database and an absurd number of simulations to create a ruleset for determining what genes to add to the kid in response to traits or genes tested for in a parent.

With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Fourteen)

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