Gwinny Research

So you got some help from Chione and a few connections back home and this is what you were able to pull up.


Cloning over all is a pretty sketch deal around Thundercry.  While it's not illegal, it's generally way more expensive to get a Pokemon cloned than just adopting one from a Breeder, and those offering special rates on it, well, you're gonna get something with some pretty messed up deformities.  That said, there's also the Fossil Resurrection angle of things.  The De Woels Corporation, along with their competition, have held patents on using advanced cloning techniques to create new specimens of a species from these ancient biological matters for a very long time.  It's sort of the go to place if you come across one of these things and need it brought back to life.  Cloning people, on the other hand, is completely unheard of, but there's been a rather interesting initiative in the past few years from a non-profit going by the name of New Horizons on something they call The Safewomb.  What seems like a bad play on words at first seems to be research on artificial wombs for cultivating a human child without the normal 9-month pregnancy.  It seems their biggest investors are from support groups of couples who due to complications the woman can't carry a child, and same sex couples.  The thing that strikes you as weird, though, is from the pictures, the chambers sorta look like the same thing the Mewtwo was being grown in at Urmaresheron's Rest.

Also on another note, while it's not exactly what you were looking for, Chione got curious about it and poked around, but couldn't find anything on any of the service or manufacturing droids around the city establishing a religion of any sort.  This isn't exactly the thing that'd easily go unnoticed, so she's curious what's up about that.