Chapter 3

Drew Mason's discovery really jolted up a lot of scientists and caused a lot of excitement among them, there were celebrations to such an outstanding discovery, one which gave them high hopes. Of course, no one knew how he did it, no one asked cause no one actually cared, it happened, and was accurately correct an that was all that mattered to them, so, the program continued.

The applications to the use of genes of one could crack the H.G.C. were limitless, it was said if such an objective could actually be achieved, the person responsible for the breakthrough or anyone with its knowledge would be able to do virtually anything to the human body.

They could activate dead genes, in addition, creating new cells to make a whole new organ or system and could in turn generate a whole new body. In theory, a man with no eyesight, this only meant that the genes responsible for his sight are probably dead or somehow deactivated. Now, these genes could be reactivated or resurrected, and once again the man would be able to see like any other normal human, those supposed sight genes could even be upgraded and he could be able to see better than any other human and having no defects whatsoever. seeing things clearly during both day and night, being able to see unseemingly far distances. The joyful applications to this dream were quite unlimited; regeneration of limbs, repairability of damaged organs, redevelopment of broken bones, resurrection of dead genes, everything could be changed, an abnormal boy could become a whole new creature overnight, a girl with malnutrition issues could become the healthiest girl the world has ever known in between a matter of hours, all with the help of the Human Genetic Code.

Although there were human assumptions of being able to make or rather produce superhumans, people with extraordinary abilities and unheard superpowers. If a man's strength gene was to be increased or upgraded up to a specific point, he would actually be stronger than anyother human and would be able to do things like lifting a truck over his head with one hand. Some scientists said it was too risky and impossible, increasing a gene in the human body up to that extent could actually cause the breakdown of a system in the body cause that would be like practicing artificial mutation. Of course, these were all fantasies, fantasies that some believed could one day be realized and would be equally made to happen and then the human race would reach a new level of supposed evolution, even if they didn't allow mother nature do her work, they would do it for her, but then all that was needed was to break the code first.

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Lee didn't care about the superhuman stories or extraordinary abilities, he had no business with being able to raise a truck over his head or even raise a building, all those were not on his agenda, what he aimed for was regeneration and repairability. Because like every other person, Lee as someone addicted also needed the regeneration of thoughts. Lee didn't just decide that he wanted to be a Geneticist, it was due to the lack that someone had lacked a limb and cause of the lack of that limb, he and his family had been in the awkward social and financial position they found themselves in today.