Yisha asked Han Sen to write down the details of The Story of Genes for her. She wanted to help Han Sen modify the rest of it so Han Sen could practice it.
Because the practice method was very difficult, if it wasn't changed, leveling up would be harder. It would be harder than generating a geno armament. No matter how strong a genius was, if he wasn't a god, he wouldn't be able to practice it.
Although the modification would make it weaker than the original geno art, if it wasn't modified, it wouldn't be possible to practice it. It didn't matter how strong it was. It wasn't meant for creatures to practice.
Because modifying it would take a while, Yisha allowed Han Sen to practice it on his own. Once she was done modifying it, they could start practicing it.
Han Sen went back to his garden and summoned Spell. He wanted to see what her power was like.
Han Sen was curious about the two revolvers Spell wielded. He wanted to know if they could actually fire bullets.
Han Sen's mind jumped, and Spell moved on her own. Her body was very nimble. While she was moving at high speed, she held two revolvers in her hands. She fired at the garden's flowerbeds.
The revolver actually fired bullets, knocking down the flowers one by one. The accuracy and power were quite good.
But Han Sen noticed that Spell's bullets weren't real, and they cost energy. Aside from Spell's own energy, Han Sen's own was consumed, too.
After all, Spell was Han Sen's geno armament. That was normal. The more power Han Sen put into it, the more powerful Spell's bullets would be.
But the bullets didn't seem to have any special powers. Perhaps it was because their level was too low, and they couldn't become Viscounts.
Barons didn't have the power to release power, and that meant they couldn't attack from a distance. Spell's power was a bit overpowered.
Han Sen tested it for a long time, and he found that he could control Spell to fight. Her movements were all under Han Sen's control, and he could control her from a distance without any delay.
Han Sen didn't have to worry about her, though. All he had to do was think, and Spell could complete her tasks. She was like a real life, and she was very intelligent.
"She looks like a real life. That The Story of Genes is so weird," Han Sen thought to himself.
But he still liked Spell. It was much more convenient than using a sword. He could do a lot more things with it, and it was much more pleasing to the eye.
Aside from Yisha, no one else saw what sort of geno armament Han Sen generated. But Yisha had used twelve geno fluids to help Han Sen generate a geno armament, and make him a Noble.
When the Rebate heard of this, their eyes opened wide. They couldn't believe what they were hearing.
No matter how bad a person's talent was, they could become a Noble or a xenogeneic with just one or two geno fluids. Han Sen had used twelve of them to succeed. How bad was his talent?
Many of the Rebate leaders thought it was a bad idea to raise Han Sen. Generating a geno armament was already so difficult. If he wanted to become a King and refine the deified feather, that would be even harder.
"A talent like that is not worth the effort."
"It is no wonder the elites didn't invite Han Sen to join their factions. He is too weak."
"I don't know what Queen is thinking. Why would she use twelve geno fluids on him? Even if he has deified feathers, the chances of him becoming half-deified are very low. I don't know how much it would cost to send him to that level. With those resources, she might have been able to raise two half-deifieds."
Many of the people were talking about this. Some of the officers and Kings were asking Queen Yisha to stop raising Han Sen.
Yisha didn't refuse to explain, and she didn't accept their pleas. She even announced that when the tunnel to Narrow Moon opened in a few days, Han Sen would be allowed to enter.
Now, the Rebate were in chaos. Everyone was talking about the relationship between Han Sen and Yisha.
It took twelve geno fluids to become a Baron. Outsiders didn't think it was worth raising someone like that, but Yisha was determined to raise Han Sen. She was even going as far as to give him a slot to enter Narrow Moon. It was hard not to wonder what was going on.
Many of the Kings thought Yisha was raising an outsider like Han Sen, and she was taking him in as her only student. There was something going on between the two of them.
Yisha didn't even have a student ceremony, and she took Han Sen in as a student. They thought she knew Han Sen wasn't talented enough, and she didn't want to be stopped. That was why she kept things simple.
Otherwise, why would Knife Queen take a student in such a simple and low-key manner?
Quickly, Han Sen was given titles like "Pretty Boy," "Little Wolf Dog," "Harem Beauty," and "Favorite Servant."
No one dared to go against Yisha's will, but they all looked down on Han Sen.
Han Sen didn't leave the garden for the next few days. He spent his time practicing Spell, so he didn't know what was going on.
But even if he did know, he wouldn't have cared.
Han Sen looked young, but he had been through many life-and-death situations. He had seen a lot of the world. Although he hadn't reached a level where he didn't care much about life, he didn't care much about the rumors and rumors that spread.
Until Yisha summoned him and told him she was going to a space tunnel in Narrow Moon, Han Sen left the garden for the first time.
"Before we go to Narrow Moon, I will teach you a knife skill. Learn as much as you can, and I hope it will be useful." When Yisha said this to Han Sen, she had a strange look on her face.
Han Sen didn't notice her strange expression, and he didn't know that many of the Rebate were waiting to teach Han Sen a lesson.
The space tunnel in Narrow Moon opened once a year, and only Barons could enter. Only ten people were allowed to enter, and each year, only the ten best Barons could enter.
If you wanted a spot, you had to be a genius. You had to have proven yourself, and you had to be recommended by an elder.
Han Sen had nothing, and Yisha had given him a spot. Many people were unhappy about this, and even the young people who had already entered Narrow Moon didn't like Han Sen very much.
Many of the young geniuses wanted to teach Han Sen a lesson in the space tunnel. Even if Yisha knew about this, there was nothing she could do about it.