Difference between revisions of "Medical Book"
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| − | The Medical Book, whose formal title is "Cray's Anatomy" and is rated R, is a tome containing much medical knowledge concurrent to the state of healthcare in [[2300 A.D.]] | + | = "Cray's Anatomy" = Revealing the wonders of the human body. (Rated R.) |
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| + | The Medical Book, whose formal title is "Cray's Anatomy" and is rated R, is a tome containing much medical knowledge concurrent to the state of healthcare in [[2300 A.D.]] [[Serge]] found it among the ruins of a theatre in the [[Dead Sea]], and later gave it to [[Doc]], enabling him to learn his final tech [[White Techs|HangTen]]. | ||
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| − | "Cray's Anatomy" is a joke referring to Gray's Anatomy, the most | + | "Cray's Anatomy" is a joke referring to Gray's Anatomy, the most authoritative and comprehensive book on anatomy in the English language. It had its beginnings in the mid 1800s, and as of 2004, is in its 39th edition standing at 2029 pages. |
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= "Cray's Anatomy" = Revealing the wonders of the human body. (Rated R.)
The Medical Book, whose formal title is "Cray's Anatomy" and is rated R, is a tome containing much medical knowledge concurrent to the state of healthcare in 2300 A.D. Serge found it among the ruins of a theatre in the Dead Sea, and later gave it to Doc, enabling him to learn his final tech HangTen.
Doc: ......!? What...is this... I-I cannot believe this...! Humans, demi-humans, animals, you name it. The bio-structure of every living organism in this world is listed in full detail... H-How can this be?
Name Origin
"Cray's Anatomy" is a joke referring to Gray's Anatomy, the most authoritative and comprehensive book on anatomy in the English language. It had its beginnings in the mid 1800s, and as of 2004, is in its 39th edition standing at 2029 pages.
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