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It’s not particularly difficult, or even expensive, to create a new one-off life form from scratch provided it follows all the basic rules for existence (eats, drinks, etc.) and you possess all the knowledge and equipment for the task. You can’t do it using the Vector template, as that would introduce a new breeding member to the overall gene pool and could have profound repercussions on everyone further down the line if it turned out your science wasn’t quite as hot as you thought it was, but if you make someone from your own template, someone who can’t breed with Vectors, then the law in most areas simply treats the new lifeform as a “child,” and requires all the things a child would normally require. It’s a lonely existence; they’ll be the only one of their kind, doomed to never reproduce, but that doesn’t mean they can’t live full lives as contributing members of society on their own.
Genetic Ancestor(s)
Scientific Name
Unus solus
