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The medical scan was routine—until the doctor cross-checked my DNA with the royal database. The room fell silent. Screens flickered. And across the chamber, the Queen leaned forward and whispered, "Impossible..." David Chen undergoes routine medical examination before technical assignment. Dr. Kethara notices unusual genetic markers. Runs extended analysis. Then does something extraordinary—cross-checks David's profile against royal genetic database. Result: Positive correlation. Genetic markers indicating family relationship with Thessari Imperial bloodline. Human profile correlating with royal database. Scientifically impossible. Dr. Kethara summons Queen Seraphina urgently. Queen studies the data. Whispers: "Impossible..." She turns to David: "What is your name? Your parents? Your family history?" David provides information: Parents Michael and Sarah Chen. Born on Kepler Station. Great-grandfather Alexander Chen who died approximately sixty years ago. Seraphina exchanges look with Dr. Kethara. Reveals: "Eighty years ago, there was human advisor to my grandmother—Queen Thessara. His name was Alexander Chen. He had very close relationship with my grandmother. Close enough that their connection was documented in royal database." Lord Vethros arrives. Questions David extensively about family history. Shows historical documentation: Alexander Chen served imperial court for fifteen years, then departed. Seraphina takes breath: "Alexander Chen and Queen Thessara had child together. My mother. Who became Queen Kethara. That relationship was never made public. Alexander Chen departed with understanding it would remain confidential." David processes: "You're saying your mother was daughter of Queen Thessara and my great-grandfather. Which makes us family." "Yes," Seraphina confirms. "Your great-grandfather and my grandfather were same person. Official history recorded Alexander Chen died childless. That was deliberately constructed to obscure that he had family who might make claims. Discovering you—that's confronting truth history was designed to prevent." Constitutional assessment follows. Scholars determine David's genetic relationship creates potential standing—but only if actively claimed. He declines: "I'm not asserting claims. I just want to know if this prevents my technical assignment." Seraphina adds modification: "Personally—as family member I didn't know existed—I want to acknowledge the relationship that history obscured." They develop cautious relationship. Not publicized but genuine connection based on shared family history. One year later: "The doctor matched my DNA to royal database. You whispered 'impossible' because discovering Alexander Chen had descendants contradicted historical narrative. But discovery happened anyway—revealing truth that decades of obscuration were designed to hide."