Ramia-Yana - Ch. 3.1.1 - Omake - Boyfriend + Family trees
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nice.
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Huh, I was expecting Ramia to be several generations further out
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Assuming that's Gertrude's family tree, I bet she has a whole bunch of great-gran children running about.
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Kusa still has a great great great great grandmother.
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Yes, that would be how much of his genes would be shared between them because of the degrees of separation. Everyone is everyone else's cousin, my dude, and once you reach a certain point, everyone is related to everyone else. (Granted I made a mistake because I forgot to multiply by 100, but consider that you share 50% of genome with both of your parents, 25% of genome with your grandparents, 6.25% with your great grandparents, 0.390625% for your great, great grandparents, etc. At a certain point, you will be so distant that you will be for all practical purposes unrelated compared to the general population. Genetics!)
Also, Ramia is biologically immortal, so waiting like a decade isn't an issue, plus it's medial society so it'd probably be closer to 16.
Yes, that would be how much of his genes would be shared between them because of the degrees of separation. Everyone is everyone else's cousin, my dude, and once you reach a certain point, everyone is related to everyone else. (Granted I made a mistake because I forgot to multiply by 100, but consider that you share 50% of genome with both of your parents, 25% of genome with your grandparents, 6.25% with your great grandparents, 0.390625% for your great, great grandparents, etc. At a certain point, you will be so distant that you will be for all practical purposes unrelated compared to the general population. Genetics!)
Also, Ramia is biologically immortal, so waiting like a decade isn't an issue, plus it's medial society so it'd probably be closer to 16.
My random thought was:
It looks like the Ramia bloodlines is consistently producing female heroes. Doesn't that mean Kusa is also a girl, if he/she appears to be the "next" hero? At the very least the author follows the female line of the family tree.
Hmmm... on the other hand, we only know that Gertrude was a hero, so maybe that thought is bull. Unless we later learn that Kaiya is also considered a "hero" like Getrude was.
Leaving that aside, even if Ramia's descendants have had children in their 20s/30s, it is still possible for Ramia to have been older than that when she got her daughter.
It looks like the Ramia bloodlines is consistently producing female heroes. Doesn't that mean Kusa is also a girl, if he/she appears to be the "next" hero? At the very least the author follows the female line of the family tree.
Hmmm... on the other hand, we only know that Gertrude was a hero, so maybe that thought is bull. Unless we later learn that Kaiya is also considered a "hero" like Getrude was.
Leaving that aside, even if Ramia's descendants have had children in their 20s/30s, it is still possible for Ramia to have been older than that when she got her daughter.
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@Tamerlane at a certain point, yes, but this is still way too close to not risk genetic defects. also, you're really trying to justify your desire for incest and pedophilia