The Wizard Starts the Liver Experience by Transforming Flesh and Blood

Add points through this chip, and then a lot of knowledge suddenly pops up in the chip. It is better to just forget about the entire panel.

Part 2, 19 surgeries Gene seeds and fertilized eggs. 19 kinds of gene seeds [gene-seed] belong to 19 kinds of superhuman organs, which are surgically implanted into the bodies of space warriors. Many warbands have existed for thousands of years. During this time, the gene-seed of some Chapters mutated. This leads to changes in the original properties of artificial organs. These changes are likely to render the artificial organ ineffective. Another possibility is that mutations in the organ may reduce its efficacy or cause unprecedented abnormal effects. Whatever the consequences, it will affect the entire Chapter - all Space Marines of the same Chapter are implanted with organs derived from the same gene-seed. Not only organ mutation, many battle groups have lost one or more gene seeds due to accidents, genetic errors or other reasons. Only a handful of Chapters retain all 19 organ implant procedures. All Chapters have the Carapace Implant (Phase 19). Regardless of other implants, training, and mental training, this implant alone serves as a symbol of the Space Marine's identity. Organ Implantation Surgery The following is a description of the nineteen organs created by the Emperor's ancient artificers. Each organ is extremely complex, and many organs can only function normally in the presence of another organ. The removal or mutation of one organ will affect the normal function of other organs. For these reasons, implant surgeries must be strictly followed, and many Space Marines must undergo corrective surgery and chemical treatments to restore their metabolic balance. Stage 1 - Secondary Heart [Secondary Heart] The simplest and completely self-sustaining implanted organ. The second heart can not only speed up the blood circulation, but also maintain complete physiological functions when the blood is damaged. The first stage of implantation allows a Space Marine to survive the risk of oxygen depletion or trauma. Phase 2 - Bone Strengthening Organ [Ossmodula] This is a tubular organ, and its small size accommodates complex structures. Bone-strengthening organs monitor and secrete hormones that influence epiphyseal healing and bone ossification. At the same time, special engineered hormones can promote bone tissue to absorb ceramic compounds added to the Space Marine rations. Two years after implantation, this will cause significant strengthening of the long bones and extreme ossification of the ribcage (ribs grow into bony plates that overlap and overlap each other, becoming one), and generally increase the recipient's skeletal size. Stage 3 - Muscle strengthening organ [Biscopea] This organ is implanted in the chest cavity. It is small in size and approximately spherical, and its main function is hormone regulation, which is similar to the ossification strengthening module. Muscle strengthening tissue stimulates muscle development in the body. Stage 4 - Blood Reconstruction Organ [Haemastamen] This tiny organ is implanted into a main blood vessel. The blood-reconstructing organ has two functions. One is to monitor, or to some extent control, the implanted organs in Phase 1 and Phase 2. Second, the organ will also change the composition of the recipient's blood. The result is that Space Marine blood is more efficient than normal human blood, a step that is absolutely necessary since a Space Marine has so many extra "biological parts" packed into their bodies. Stage 4 - Rebuilding the hematopoietic organs (Haemastamen). This humble organ was implanted into a major artery. This haemastamen has two main functions. One is to monitor and, to some extent, control the implanted organs in stages 2 and 3. In addition, it also plays a role in changing the blood composition of the recipient. Therefore, the blood of a Space Marine is more efficient than that of an ordinary person; and considering the additional biological organs carried in his body, this is indeed required. Stage 5 - Larraman's Organ [Larraman's Organ] This is a dark fleshy organ, shaped like a liver, about the size of a golf ball. It is implanted into the chest cavity along with a complex set of blood vessels. This tissue generates and stores special "Larraman's Cells". If the receptor is injured, these cells are released into the bloodstream. They attach to white blood cells in the blood and are transported to the injury site. Once exposed to air, the Lariman cells generate skin replacement tissue that quickly forms scars to stop bleeding and protect the exposed injury. Stage 6 - Catalepsean Node [Catalepsean Node] This organ is usually implanted into the brain through a hole in the occipital bone at the back of the skull. This pea-sized tissue can influence the circadian rhythm of sleep and the body's response to sleep deprivation. Normally, Space Marines sleep in the same way as ordinary people, but when sleep deprivation occurs, the Catalepsean nerve nodes begin to "intervene." People with implants of this ganglion are able to sequentially "turn off" different areas of the brain, allowing them to remain alert during sleep. This process does not replace normal sleep at all, but it allows Space Marines to remain alert to their surroundings while resting, improving their ability to survive. Stage 7 - Pre-stomach [preomnor] The pre-stomach is a large implanted organ that fits into the chest cavity. This is a pre-digestive stomach that allows the Space Marine to consume a variety of toxic or nearly indigestible substances. The actual digestion does not take place inside the pre-tube stomach. Individual detection tubes detect potential toxins and neutralize them, and if necessary, the stomach is isolated from the rest of the digestive tract. Stage 8 - Gene Detection Nerve [Omophage] This is a complex implantation surgery. It's actually part of the brain, but it's located in the spinal cord between the cervical and thoracic vertebrae. Four nerve sheaths called neuroclea are inserted between the spinal column and the stomach wall that prepares the stomach. Omophagea is designed to absorb genetic material produced by tissues in animals that manage memory, experience and innate abilities. This gives the Space Marine an extraordinary talent for survival. He can actually learn by eating. If a Space Marine eats a part of an animal, he will absorb some of that animal's memories. This is very useful in alien environments. It is worth mentioning that we learned that the existence of this organization has led to the rituals of raw flesh eating and blood drinking among many Chapters, so these Chapters often get the names of Blood Drinkers, or Flesh Splitters. Stage 9 - Multi-lung [Multi-lung] This is another large organ implantation. The polyplasty, or "third lung," is a gray, tubular organ. Blood flows through this organ from blood vessels grafted into the recipient's pulmonary system. Air is drawn in through the sphincter muscles on this organ. In toxic air, a companion sphincter closes the airway, preventing ordinary breathing to protect the lungs. Multiple lungs absorb oxygen from oxygen-deficient or toxic air. What's more, it is not damaged by breathing poisonous gases thanks to its effective toxin-breaking and neutralizing abilities and regenerative system. Stage 10 - Visual Control Organ [Occulobe] This small, bullet-shaped organ is located at the base of the brain. It provides hormonal and genetic stimulation that causes the Space Marine's eyes to respond to optical treatments. The visual control organ alone does not enhance a Space Marine's vision, but it does allow the technician to regulate the growth patterns of the eye and the photoreceptor cells of the retina. An adult Space Marine has eyesight that is far superior to that of a mortal, and can see normally in low-light environments, just like daylight. Stage 11 - Lyman's Ear [Lyman's Ear] This organization allows Space Marines to consciously enhance or filter specific background noise. Not only is hearing enhanced, but Space Marines no longer experience the dizziness or nausea caused by extreme disorientation. The appearance of Lyman's Ears is no different from ordinary human ears. Stage 12 - Sus-an Membrane [Sus-an Membrane] This flat, round organ is implanted on top of the cerebral cortex. It grows in the brain before it fully fuses. Without corresponding chemotherapy and training, the organ is useless. However, a Space Marine with the right guidance can enter a state of suspended animation. This may be a conscious action, or it may be initiated automatically during times of extreme physical trauma. In this condition, Space Marines can continue to survive for years, even after suffering near-fatal damage. Only the apothecary's chemical treatments and autosuggestion can awaken a Space Marine from this state - a Space Marine cannot awaken himself. The longest known dormancy that has been successfully awakened is 567 years: He is brother Silas Err, from the Dark Angel Chapter [Dark Angel] (d.321 M.37) Stage 13 - Pigment Control Ball [Melanochromic], or Pigment Control Organ [Melanochromic Organ] This organ is in the shape of a black hemisphere. It works in an indirect and extremely complex way. It detects the level and type of radiation bombarding the skin and, if necessary, begins a chemical reaction that darkens the skin to prevent UV burns. It also provides limited protection against other forms of radiation. The different pigment-controlling organ gene-seeds of different Chapters result in different skin and hair colors, and in some Chapters all Space Marines have the same color, such as the albino-skinned warriors of the Revenant Chapter. Stage 14 - Pebble Kidney [Oolitic Kidney] This brown-red heart-shaped organ improves and regulates the circulatory system of the Space Marine, allowing other implanted organs to function effectively. Oolitic kidneys also filter blood extremely quickly and efficiently. The second heart and pebble kidneys are able to work together to circulate the blood at high speed and emergency detoxify the system while the Space Marine is unconscious. This allows a Space Marine to survive poisonous gases that multiple lungs cannot handle. Stage 15 - Taste Monitoring Nerves [Neuroglottis] The stomach is prewired to digest lethal substances and protect the Space Marine, while the taste monitoring nerves allow him to taste potential food. This organ is implanted in the back of the mouth. By chewing or tasting, Space Marines can detect a variety of natural toxins, some chemicals, and even the unique smells of certain creatures. Space Marines can track targets using only their sense of taste. Stage 16 - Sweat Gland Improvement Organ [Mucranoid] This small organ is implanted in the lower part of the intestinal tissue, and the hormones it secretes are absorbed by the colon. This secretion causes changes in the sweat glands. This change does not cause any changes in the Space Marine until activated by the Apothecary's chemical treatment. The result of this procedure is that the Space Marine's sweat becomes a natural cleanser covering the skin's surface. This substance also protects the Space Marine from extreme temperatures and provides some protection against vacuum environments. Chemical treatment of Mucranoid is standard procedure for long-distance voyages and operations in vacuum or near-vacuum environments. Stage 17 - Betcher's Gland [Betcher's Gland]. Two identical glands are implanted next to the salivary glands in the lower lip, or in the hard palate. Betcher's glands work in a similar way to other poisonous insects: they synthesize and store deadly venom. Space Marines are immune to this poison because of their glands. This toxin is also corrosive. A Space Marine trapped in an iron prison can bite through the iron bars and escape in just a few seconds. Stage 18 - Gene storage gland [Progenoids] There are two glands in total, one is located in the neck and the other is deep in the chest. This gland is vital to the survival of the Space Marine Chapter. Two organs grow within the Space Marine's body, absorbing the hormones and genetic material produced by the other organs. After five years, the neck glands mature and can be removed. After ten years, the glands in the chest cavity mature and can be removed. The glands can be removed at any time as long as they are mature. These glands are the sole source of the Chapter's gene-seed. When mature, both glands contain the gene-seed for each of the recipient Space Marine's implanted organs. Once surgically removed, the gene storage gland must be carefully preserved. Each of its gene seeds is checked for the degree of mutation, and the healthy gene seeds are stored. Gene seeds are carefully preserved under suitable conditions. Stage 19 - Black Carapace This is the last and most special implant. It looks like a black plastic film when growing in a culture tank. After removing the culture medium, it was cut into large pieces and implanted directly under the skin of the Space Marine's torso. Over the course of several hours the tissue expanded, hardening on the outside and extending nerve bundles deep into the Space Marine's body. After a few months, when the carapace is fully mature, the receptors are able to bind to neural sensors and injection points cut into the hardened carapace. These artificial "insertion points" connect various parts of the power armor, such as surveillance, medical and life support units. Without the aid of the black carapace, the Space Marine's power armor is almost completely useless.

To mediocre people, we are mysterious and unpredictable. Fallen. Decay. It's chilling. You cannot understand where we came from or why we are what we are... Until you realize that we have not fallen, but have ascended. "

Give me a reward of 100 coins, cheers for the author