<p>Shortly after Tomiko defended Saki in court, Tomiko escorted Saki to the pier where she would set off. Tomiko mentioned that after Saki's return, she would be given a "new exercise" for her Cantus, which allegedly would be more interesting than routine classroom exercises. What was that exercise?</p>

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2013-04-03T13:08:37.017Z
Telomere extension/restoration?
nhahtdh
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2013-04-03T13:57:47.947Z
I conjectured that at first, but no more of it was mentioned; would they have at least indicated at the end that Saki could lengthen her lifespan? Otherwise, there is no proof; I am looking for such proof, possibly from the novel.
Arturia Pendragon
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2013-06-14T23:12:05.850Z
In the chapter 12 of manga adaptation, it is suggested that telomere restoration is an ability instead of a skill. Not sure how faithful the manga/anime are to the novel, since the manga and anime have quite a number of differences.
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Tomiko's "new exercise" for Saki
# Tomiko's "new exercise" for Saki
Posted by: username_0 on 2013-04-03
Shortly after Tomiko defended Saki in court, Tomiko escorted Saki to the pier where she would set off. Tomiko mentioned that after Saki's return, she would be given a "new exercise" for her Cantus, which allegedly would be more interesting than routine classroom exercises. What was that exercise?
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> **username_1**: Telomere extension/restoration?  
> **username_0**: I conjectured that at first, but no more of it was mentioned; would they have at least indicated at the end that Saki could lengthen her lifespan? Otherwise, there is no proof; I am looking for such proof, possibly from the novel.  
> **username_1**: In the chapter 12 of manga adaptation, it is suggested that telomere restoration is an ability instead of a skill. Not sure how faithful the manga/anime are to the novel, since the manga and anime have quite a number of differences.  
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