"The biotechnology of the British royal family is indeed a bit superhuman. They use different biopheromones inducers to accelerate cell division and growth at different stages of cell division and growth. In just over two years, they cultivated this body until they were eight or nine years old."

The Masahira version of Yagyu Motoka thought about it and continued:

"However, such a method of initiation has some hidden dangers, which seems to cause damage to cells at a deeper level. The natural lifespan of this body is about 140 years. If it was an ideal state, this body could have a lifespan of about 230 years."

"————————” Lailani had a sentence in her heart that she wanted to say.

The descendants of Artoria's bloodline in all generations are rare, and this guy can live beyond 50 years old. He is still complaining there!

"Huh? No? Since this clone can carry your soul characteristics, it means there should be no essential difference from your body. We can also help you cultivate this clone clone continuously. So, can you survive?"

Lelani suddenly thought of another question, could this guy survive forever? That's too unfair.

"It's a pity, it's not. Every time I clone, my stem cells are equivalent to an iteration. For example, my ontosocial cells have undergone twelve divisions, so the hyperplasia and division of stem cell tissue taken from the ontosocial tissue will start from the thirteenth division.

Therefore, if you don’t have the ability to remove stem cells from the clone, you can clone a brand new one without loss.

Theoretically, unless there is a revolutionary breakthrough, the lifespan of any clone will not exceed the ontology.”

Yagyu Motoha denies Lailani's statement.

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Using clones to live forever, Yagyu Motohiro has had this idea, but his own experiments have proved that even if it is a naturally growing clone, the number of iterations used by stem cells itself cannot exceed the ontology at all.

What is particularly tragic is that since Yagyu Motohe was able to communicate with the sea of ​​consciousness, even if his stem cell tissue is removed from the body and frozen by ultra-low temperature, it will still produce an iterative effect simultaneously.

As the saying goes, there will be one gain and one loss. Since Yagyumoto has unified the consciousness of all his clones through the common sea of ​​consciousness of human beings, he naturally has to bear the side effects.

On the contrary, after the stem cell tissue of ordinary people is removed and frozen, it is no longer related to the number of iterations of the ontosomatic cell.

However, this also indirectly proves that one of Yagyu Motoka's conjectures-the physiological mechanisms in which human cells lock in the limit of division times are related to human consciousness.
Chapter completed!