shanmonster | Earth Laboratory Project: A Breeding Report (shangchi's story)

After creating a suitable habitat for the test subjects in the Earth laboratory, a male and female of the human species were introduced to Lat.-Long. 31° 68' , 45° 0', in the place known as Eden. In spite of dietary problems, subjects were able to reproduce successfully.

By the time ten generations came to pass (6020 earth years), a robust breeding population was extant, and the next phase of the breeding program was initiated. A mass fertilization program commenced. Adult males of our species with viable sperm counts were sent to the Earth laboratory to inseminate select human females. Offspring achieved normal adult human size within six Earth years, and by puberty, were double the size of the average human. The offspring were both aggressive and reproductively potent, and bred rapidly. They were on the verge of replacing the population of the Earth laboratory with their own offspring. Rather than have them completely remove the initial breeding population, it was decided to terminate the experiment. The laboratory was sterilized with water for a period of forty days, and the experiment started anew. The new breeding population consisted of eight humans (four of each gender), plus either mated pairs or sets of seven of each species of Earth fauna.

In another four hundred years, the breeding population was sufficient to make another attempt. Two breeding males of our species were sent to Lat.-Long. 31° 36' , 35° 48', in the twin cities known as Sodom and Gomorrah. The experiment was aborted when humans of the wrong gender attempted copulation with the envoys. In order to prevent cross-contamination, the cities were sterilized by fire.

The next breeding attempt was made two thousand years later. When the chosen human female was in a receptive state, a fertile male of our species was dispatched to Lat.-Long. 32° 41' , 35° 18', in the place known as Nazareth. It was decided to inform the female of her purpose. Conception went smoothly, and a healthy male was born.

The aggression issues of earlier did not reappear, possibly due to a lack of competition, or possibly due to the mother's knowing cooperation with the experiment. More research must be conducted in this area.

The offspring was a perfect physical match to the human species. As he approached adulthood, he demonstrated abilities previously descriptive of only our species (eg. performing transmutative acts for dietary purposes, altering localized water tension during locomotion, resuscitation of the recently-deceased). When the subject achieved adulthood, he was brought to our home laboratories for further study.

The interbreeding experiment has been a complete success.

All that we ask for now is guidance on how to procede with the Earth laboratory. It has become overpopulated over the past two thousand years. We have prepared another mass sterilization and await your orders.