When she first set out to specifically infiltrate the Kawi Civilization, Xia Jin had no idea that the interior of this civilization was actually like this.
Among the members of the Starsea Alliance, the Kawi Civilization was the first one she had come into contact with.
Upon her initial arrival, Xia Jin had conducted a certain degree of reconnaissance, but at that time, she had not specifically investigated the living conditions of ordinary individuals.
But now... as the large scale infiltration progressed, Xia Jin learned many things, and they were truly unexpected.
Especially in recent years, the development of the Kawi "civilization" seemed to have its foot slammed on the gas pedal, racing forward at a breakneck speed.
This particular scheme was actually intended for the natural birth of Zerg offspring.
The child in that husband's stomach was a Zerg individual; if handed over to the Kawi Civilization authorities, there was a chance something would be found amiss.
However, he also had a further option: to give birth prematurely.
His wife was still kept in the dark, unaware that her partner was actually a spy for a biological civilization.
Now, to make the living environment for the Zerg on this planet safer, Xia Jin issued an order to the individuals who had infiltrated the upper levels to push for a further advancement of the law: allowing individuals from different civilizations to intermarry.
As long as this law passed, the Zerg would be able to infiltrate even more openly and legitimately.
However, it was clear that pushing this legislation faced difficulties. The first public opinion poll met with fierce opposition for one reason: it was unfair.
The appearance of aliens was different from that of the Kawi Civilization. Different appearances meant different physiological structures, which meant some were strong and some were weak; this would be oppression of the weak by the strong.
Xia Jin had clearly underestimated the pursuits of the Kawi people.
A month later, they passed several laws in succession that showed even greater respect for basic rights.
First was the Microbiology Basic Rights Protection Act in March, which expanded the romantic partners of living beings, allowing romance with individual microorganisms such as cells, viruses, and bacteria.
The reason for pushing this law was a Kawi person who claimed to be in love with a virus, and that virus was lethally hazardous. Out of respect for their rights, the virus underwent a non-toxic treatment. Subsequently, the authorities extracted the genetic information of the virus and combined it in a strange way with the Kawi person's genes, resulting in the birth of a special virus.
This virus was their genetic offspring.
However, according to the law, no one was allowed to have parents, so the new offspring virus was raised through socialized upbringing from birth.
At the end of March, a new law was introduced. To avoid oppression caused by gender differences, it required all individuals to undergo internal surgery before birth to remove their gender. In other words, any new Kawi person was in a genderless status from birth. Reproduction relied on cloning. The civilization no longer had concepts of gender, and all basic gender indicators were removed from everyone's identity documents. Cloning technology was opened up; offspring would have genes extracted from both parties, and after combined coding, they would be produced through cloning.
From then on, there was no longer a distinction between wife and husband; any words used to make such a distinction were considered discriminatory. Every individual was both a wife and a husband, while simultaneously being neither a wife nor a husband. They were in a superposition of being both wife and husband, while simultaneously not being in a superposition of the two. They could not be defined, could not not be defined, and could not be both defined and undefined at the same time.
Since then, distinguishing terms were listed as forbidden titles.
To avoid them being mentioned again, within the following ten years, all Kawi people would be implanted with thought stamps to automatically avoid those terms.
On April 5th, a new law stipulated that romantic partners were no longer limited to a single whole entity. That is, you could choose to love only a person's hand, foot, eyeball, large intestine, or a specific cell on their body, or you could love multiple parts...
As an individual, you had overall human rights, and your cells also had individual cell rights. Every cell, and even every mitochondrion within the cells, had the right to choose freely.
In early May, the first dismembered person was born. A female Kawi person's left hand was loved by Kawi Person A, and her right toe was loved by Kawi Person B. The female Kawi person believed her left hand also loved Kawi Person A and her right toe loved Kawi Person B. After legal consultation, the corresponding parts of the Kawi person were surgically removed. From then on, the left hand lived with Kawi Person A, and the right toe lived with Kawi Person B.
However, after the surgery, Kawi Person A filed an appeal. He believed that while love was important, the surgery should also respect the rights of the individual part. Since the hand was grown together with that female Kawi person, such an act would cause harm to the hand.
Subsequently, regarding this issue, the Kawi Civilization conducted a month-long solicitation of opinions and finally finalized the law: limb amputation was prohibited.
But to ensure romance rights, the cloning of single cells, organs, and tissues was allowed. That is, if you liked that part of the other person, a new part would be cloned. And according to the law, a specific method was needed to identify whether your target (the body part) agreed.
For example, a man's hand would be implanted with a mini-brain, and then through consciousness bridging, it would be asked whether the brain was willing to accept him.
If it accepted, then everyone was happy.
This respected the individual's romance rights—
“What in the world is 'romance rights'?” After Xia Jin learned about the situation of this civilization, she couldn't keep it together.
She just wanted her Zerg to infiltrate this civilization.
The most ridiculous thing was that a month later, intermarriage between different civilizations was legalized in that civilization. At the same time, Kawi people could also choose to love only a certain part of an alien.
However, such an environment was indeed suitable for the Zerg's infiltration.
In addition to making the offspring of combined genes invisibly become Zerg, she also considered interfering with the development of the Kawi people through collective suggestions.
One year later, the number of Zerg individuals who had infiltrated the civilization reached 2.9 million.
All Zerg strictly followed the laws—even more so than the locals—and became role models.
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