Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 2 - Episode 64

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Must Read: HERO (A Violence, Mind Control And sex Story) - Season 2 - Episode 64

“Her refusal to answer that question is why I knew we could trust her,” Loveth says, and we all look at her.
“What? Wait, I knew what that look on her face meant, and knew that we could use her.”
“Yes, but I didn’t have these tiny robots helping me,” Rukky says pointedly, looking me hard in the eyes, and I can tell she is trying hard not to look down.
“What was it?” Tina prompts, at least as curious as I am.
‘It was an equation that would have unlocked the entire human genome,’ Vage tells us.
“But that could be used to cure genetic maladies, like Alzheimer’s syndrome, Ebola or MS!” Stephanie shouts, unexpectedly. “That could help the human race advance in so many ways!” Then her eyes grow large, and we all see the problem.

Yes, that knowledge could indeed cure the human race of any genetic diseases, and even help make us stronger, smarter, and so much more than we currently are. But it could also be used to destroy what makes each person different, or make some kind of genetic attack that could be used to wipe out an entire civilizations as well as specific diseases. If a football club had it, lets say Barcelona, they could make a squad of great footballers like Leonel Messi, Cr7, Hazard, Neymar, Bale etc, and use them to win many competitions, and that will automatically make football less competitive. Or If one government had it, they could make an army of super soldiers that mature within a year, completely brainwashed, and then die within four years. They could take over the world, and rule with an iron fist, with impunity.

In short, the human race truly isn’t ready for that knowledge.
“Since you didn’t answer, are we safe?” Loveth is the first to break the silence.

Varand swaps out two more kids with Vage, after the yellow light swells her bre*asts again. I notice Rukky’s eyes glued to the alien during the whole transfer, and then she looks away, her cheeks flushing again.
‘As long as no others with Rukky’s intellect can find the answer, it should take a couple more decades to solve it.’
We all sigh in relief, but I have to ask, “Will we as a race be ready then?”
‘I cannot predict the future. It may be that your race will surprise us all, but it could also be that you wipe yourselves out. Until your leaders can learn to work together, however, I wouldn’t hope for much.’ Vage’s words are daunting, but not apocryphal.

We spend a few more hours into the night trying to come up with some sort of strategy, or way to stop the ßokoharms from destroying the Earth and humanity.

Loveth pulls out the Rocket Twin’s necklaces, and goes over what little she’s learned from them. Loveth can use the abilities she’s discovered, and after some testing, so can Rukky and I, but for the rest of the women in the room, the necklace is simply made of large diamonds.

When Stephanie puts one on, with her dyed-red hair, I can’t help but think of Wilma Flintstone.
‘More like Pebbles, and you’re my Bam-Bam,’ she sends to me, after I make the comment to her.

Even with Rukky’s immense, overbearing, overdone, and domineering intelligence (yes, I’m a little jealous), we don’t succeed at coming up with any good ideas.