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He-El and Lucy boarded a flight bound for Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
The direct flight to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport took about twelve hours.
On the plane, Lucy opened two Apple laptops, one in each hand, typing away incessantly. The screens flashed with lines of data like something a hacker had conjured up, making the Mediterranean Sea guy beside them keep glancing over in astonishment.
He-El glanced at the screen of the Apple computer Lucy was typing on, then lost interest. He leaned back in his seat and began resting beside her.
Meanwhile, Lucy kept using the Apple laptops to absorb all kinds of knowledge. Her brain potential rose from 30% toward 40%.
Twelve hours later, when He-El woke up, Lucy had already reached 40% brain potential and was still typing nonstop on the Apple laptops.
"Ladies and gentlemen, the aircraft will soon land at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport," the in-flight announcement said.
"Miss, excuse me, please put away your computers." A flight attendant came over to He-El and asked Lucy to put away her laptops.
"Just a moment. Please bring her a glass of champagne," He-El said with a raised smile.
The flight attendant hesitated and looked at He-El and Lucy. Then her nose began to bleed. She hurriedly agreed and left He-El's side to speak with her colleague, asking them to bring Lucy champagne.
"Sir, your champagne."
"Thank you." He-El took the champagne and placed it on Lucy's table.
Having reached 40% brain potential, Lucy's cells were no longer suited for reproduction. They were about to begin becoming immortal.
That was to say, if the environment was unsuitable for reproduction, cells would choose immortality—self-sufficiency and self-management.
At that moment, Lucy had already finished absorbing the knowledge through the Apple laptops. She closed them with