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> Hearing no questions, Lucas plowed on. "WeLucas shrugged, mystified. "It's impossible to tell at this point. We've never seen a VHB before. I can tell you that a Venasian Bond can't be broken by the Bond-ed. Control of the Bond is exclusively in the hands of the Bond-er. There are safeguards in place, of course, in case the Bond is broken by reason of death, so that neither party suffers permanent trauma in that case."
> haven't been able to tell what causes the different degrees of Bonding between a Venasian and non-Venasian, mostly because we don't have enough test subjects. There are hundreds, thousands of possible variables just with the Bond itself. Add onto that the Venasian open circulatory system, which is a highly different system than
> ours. Theoretically, a 'true' Bond between a human and a Venasian just isn't physiologically possible. However, this realignment of water and magnetic fields do seem to have a dampening effect on our subject's medical condition, which in this case is a degenerative
> neural disorder, while not actually affecting the normal function of the body's organs or systems. In fact, the Bond's completely halted the disease's progress. This isn't to say it's cured the disease; the disease is still there. It's just... frozen."
>
Lasiter spoke up, "What would happen if the bond were to be broken to such a subject? Actually, what would the effects be to both bonder and bonded?"
(response?)
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