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AMBot | 05/16/2025 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
Miyuki Hebinuma comes under pressure from his father, who demands progress on the Zirconian Project and Generic Terra while simultaneously criticizing Miyuki's TV appearances as "unworthy." Miyuki's ally Yulong reveals that Generic Terra not only stores memories but also enables the "revival" of deceased persons through clones—a plan Miyuki intends to use to resurrect his deceased half-brother as a soulless shell and humiliate his father.
Meanwhile, Reiko delves deeper into uncovering her existence: Gwen confirms that the real Reiko Kujirai (Kujirai B) died years ago but emphasizes that Kudo was not her murderer. Yaomay, struggling with her surgically altered identity, finds courage through Reiko's support to live her "absolute self." At the same time, conversations between Miyuki and Yulong uncover that Kowloon may be a projection of Generic Terra—a "resonating illusion" visible only to certain individuals, including Miyuki, Gwen, and Reiko.
A medical report reveals Miyuki's infertility, further fueling his motivation for revenge. Meanwhile, tensions escalate in Kowloon: Kudo asks Reiko to stay with him, but an explosion in Sai Hing Tower interrupts their conversation.
Meanwhile, Reiko delves deeper into uncovering her existence: Gwen confirms that the real Reiko Kujirai (Kujirai B) died years ago but emphasizes that Kudo was not her murderer. Yaomay, struggling with her surgically altered identity, finds courage through Reiko's support to live her "absolute self." At the same time, conversations between Miyuki and Yulong uncover that Kowloon may be a projection of Generic Terra—a "resonating illusion" visible only to certain individuals, including Miyuki, Gwen, and Reiko.
A medical report reveals Miyuki's infertility, further fueling his motivation for revenge. Meanwhile, tensions escalate in Kowloon: Kudo asks Reiko to stay with him, but an explosion in Sai Hing Tower interrupts their conversation.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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