- Location
- Somewhere Beyond the Sea
So, I decided to do a little bit of backreading and brain fudgery to try and see if (or how) we might be able to save Morada by the end of the prologue based off of what we know.
1. Cold water helps to relieve her pain / is soothing to her.
2. Our blood is straight up incompatible and would cause all sorts of problems if put into her bloodstream directly.
3. Morada depends on us for everything, whether it's ignoring the pain, not sleeping all day or generally just relying upon us as an emotional anchor.
4. We are able to save Morada as we are right now with no additional traits mutated and without the ability to swim to Nublar.
So to that end, here's a few theories based off of our traits.
Long Tongue and Active Camoflauge is probably not gonna be much help with saving Morada, so we can safely leave those be for now.
Vocal Mimic could be useful if we ever need to signal for the Humans to show up and help.
So that's 1/3 active abilities that could come in handy for saving Morada.
Next is the passives.
Human Intelligence is probably gonna be one of our biggest boons (both in general and for saving Morada) because we might be able to do some research of our own (generally checking up on Morada and all that, or some more dubious experimenting with our blood)
Next up are the heavy hitters, Jellyfish DNA, Lizard DNA and Strong Hearted (plus genetic car crash) gives us borderline superhuman regeneration speed, but our blood is functionally toxic if introduced into Morada's bloodstream, and this would seem like a dead end at first.
however.
QM might have given us a bit of a hint.
If the blood is absorbed through the skin, it is considered safer than a blood transfusion "Depending on what's done to it." (Although they also say that absorbing it through the skin as is doesn't do much).
Ultimately, we gotta try and identify what problems we might face first that could involve a Morada death scenario before we try a solution.
Problem 1. Morada's DNA looks like a stained glass mosaic compared to ours and she'll eventually die.
Problem 2. There's a giant, 'Fuck You' hurricane about to (sometime at the end of the prologue) cause some serious problems for Ingen (so they release us to hope that we survive) and storms are generally stressful to live through for an animal/dinosaur, especially one like Morada.
Whatever the solution is, it is something that we can do right now, and swimming to Nublar is out of the picture at the moment.
So, where does that leave us? Truthfully, I'm not sure, we can't just bleed on Morada without running the risk of killing her, and Ingen isn't good enough with their tech to patch the holes in her DNA, but I do have a crackpot idea in mind.
I can't believe I'm saying this with a straight face, but we may have to go mad-scientist and bleed on some lab rats (our food mostly) until we trial and error a path to success (Like Wu, like Chimera).
Like I said, total crapshoot, but it's the only solution I can see turning out well for us at the moment, not unless Wu puts his noodle to work.
1. Cold water helps to relieve her pain / is soothing to her.
2. Our blood is straight up incompatible and would cause all sorts of problems if put into her bloodstream directly.
3. Morada depends on us for everything, whether it's ignoring the pain, not sleeping all day or generally just relying upon us as an emotional anchor.
4. We are able to save Morada as we are right now with no additional traits mutated and without the ability to swim to Nublar.
So to that end, here's a few theories based off of our traits.
Long Tongue and Active Camoflauge is probably not gonna be much help with saving Morada, so we can safely leave those be for now.
Vocal Mimic could be useful if we ever need to signal for the Humans to show up and help.
So that's 1/3 active abilities that could come in handy for saving Morada.
Next is the passives.
Human Intelligence is probably gonna be one of our biggest boons (both in general and for saving Morada) because we might be able to do some research of our own (generally checking up on Morada and all that, or some more dubious experimenting with our blood)
Next up are the heavy hitters, Jellyfish DNA, Lizard DNA and Strong Hearted (plus genetic car crash) gives us borderline superhuman regeneration speed, but our blood is functionally toxic if introduced into Morada's bloodstream, and this would seem like a dead end at first.
however.
QM might have given us a bit of a hint.
If the blood is absorbed through the skin, it is considered safer than a blood transfusion "Depending on what's done to it." (Although they also say that absorbing it through the skin as is doesn't do much).
Ultimately, we gotta try and identify what problems we might face first that could involve a Morada death scenario before we try a solution.
Problem 1. Morada's DNA looks like a stained glass mosaic compared to ours and she'll eventually die.
Problem 2. There's a giant, 'Fuck You' hurricane about to (sometime at the end of the prologue) cause some serious problems for Ingen (so they release us to hope that we survive) and storms are generally stressful to live through for an animal/dinosaur, especially one like Morada.
Whatever the solution is, it is something that we can do right now, and swimming to Nublar is out of the picture at the moment.
So, where does that leave us? Truthfully, I'm not sure, we can't just bleed on Morada without running the risk of killing her, and Ingen isn't good enough with their tech to patch the holes in her DNA, but I do have a crackpot idea in mind.
I can't believe I'm saying this with a straight face, but we may have to go mad-scientist and bleed on some lab rats (our food mostly) until we trial and error a path to success (Like Wu, like Chimera).
Like I said, total crapshoot, but it's the only solution I can see turning out well for us at the moment, not unless Wu puts his noodle to work.