Inherit the Stars - Vol. 4 Ch. 29 - Reunion

[MangaDex]

 

[Wanderer00]

Huh, so they managed to get Verikoff to confess and work with them...impressive.

Wait-hold up, the shapieron goats are still alive? and apparently managed to reach the giant's star??

How on earth did they survive being dragged out of FTL and spatially decompressed???!!

Oh, and we got the name of the minervans descendants:Thuriens.
Interesting....

 

[Veruschka]

Thats the j**

 

[BowlOfMisoSoup]

Earth women butts were their downfall... can't blame them.

 

[Bootybug]

Goat sailors survived

 

[HCO]

Did they survive, or is it an AI reconstruction via the computer?

 

[weleasewodger]

Just came from chapter 1 and started reading this. Always wanted to read inherit the stars and never got around to it. And here it is on Mangadex. I found the first chapter writing to be pretty amateurish. Does it improve? I'll keep reading but just seeing what some of your opinions are on this.,

Edited- read more and really enjoying this. That first half of chapter 1 was an outlier.

 

[zanonyn]

Did they survive, or is it an AI reconstruction via the computer?

Agreed, this was my first thought as well: any race that advanced would have the ability to upload their minds into a virtualized environment, even if for cultural reasons it was considered bad and thus emergency only. At the very least I can see why ship leadership might want some sort of final fallback in case of the worst, so word could be returned in case of disaster. This would be particularly true for ships engaging in dangerous experimentation, which is what those survivors were up to way back (trying to test out star alteration).

If somehow they were all saved by their race through super science at the last second great, but I fear no, they didn't make it and this is just a virtual after image

 

[Wanderer00]

Agreed, this was my first thought as well: any race that advanced would have the ability to upload their minds into a virtualized environment, even if for cultural reasons it was considered bad and thus emergency only. At the very least I can see why ship leadership might want some sort of final fallback in case of the worst, so word could be returned in case of disaster. This would be particularly true for ships engaging in dangerous experimentation, which is what those survivors were up to way back (trying to test out star alteration).

If somehow they were all saved by their race through super science at the last second great, but I fear no, they didn't make it and this is just a virtual after image

On the other hand the Jevlenese are scared shitless of the Thuriens, and they already have a frikkin spatial decompressor.

Not to mention that they've had a million years to advance their civilization...they'd effectively seem like gods to less advanced species, having sufficiently advanced technology indistinguishable from magic.

 

[Doomroar]

Agreed, this was my first thought as well: any race that advanced would have the ability to upload their minds into a virtualized environment, even if for cultural reasons it was considered bad and thus emergency only. At the very least I can see why ship leadership might want some sort of final fallback in case of the worst, so word could be returned in case of disaster. This would be particularly true for ships engaging in dangerous experimentation, which is what those survivors were up to way back (trying to test out star alteration).

If somehow they were all saved by their race through super science at the last second great, but I fear no, they didn't make it and this is just a virtual after image

I was thinking cloning myself, then recreated memories, so physical replicas instead of virtual ones

 

[Fugutron]

"you're all suspected of being space aliens' lol that's cold and direct

Huh, so they managed to get Verikoff to confess and work with them...impressive.

Nothing good old physical torture won't solve lol