He-El and Lucy took the elevator down from the presidential suite to the underground parking garage.
"What should I do now?" Lucy suddenly asked He-El as they left the elevator and walked toward the Luxgen U6 SUV.
"You can do whatever you want. I'll just stay by your side and watch you until you reach the very end." He-El smiled as he explained, "I won't interfere with anything you do. Even if you suddenly want to go on a killing spree, or destroy humanity and blow up the entire Earth, that's fine. Everything is up to you."
Lucy looked at He-El in silence and said nothing more.
She did not know what she should do either.
Since He-El had not given her a clear future or told her what she ought to do, Lucy could only find the answer herself.
When they reached the Luxgen U6 SUV, He-El gestured for Lucy to get in, then directly opened the driver's door and sat down.
Lucy took the front passenger seat.
He-El handed her a laptop.
Lucy accepted it without ceremony. She had expected that He-El knew what she wanted to do. Setting the laptop on her pressed-together thighs, she opened it and rapidly tapped the keyboard with both hands, beginning her search for information on the brain's potential.
He-El glanced at her without paying much attention, started the Luxgen U6 SUV, and drove out of the garage.
By the time they emerged from the garage, it was already morning. The dawn lit the clouds with a vivid glow.
He-El drove the Luxgen U6 SUV along the main road toward Taipei Airport.
In the passenger seat, Lucy had opened the laptop and, within a short time, read through all 6,734 pages of the brain research papers written by the leading authority on