At Sorbonne University's laboratory, Professor Samuel Norman had already gathered several of his friends, all among the world's foremost researchers, to discuss the development of Lucy's brain potential.
At that moment, Professor Samuel Norman's phone rang.
"Hello," Professor Samuel Norman said.
"This is Lucy," Lucy said.
"It's her, it's her." Professor Samuel Norman told several of his friends around him, then said into the phone, "Hello. You're in Barry?"
"Yes," Lucy said.
"Wonderful, wonderful. I'm not at the hotel right now—I came to the university. I took the liberty of gathering several colleagues to discuss your situation. They're all leading experts in their respective fields and completely trustworthy," Professor Samuel Norman explained.
"I trust you," Lucy said.
"Thank you," Professor Samuel Norman said. "Then can you come to the university and meet us?"
As soon as Professor Samuel Norman finished speaking, Lucy pushed open the laboratory door and entered carrying a woven bag, with He-El and Pierre Del Rio following close behind.
It was Professor Samuel Norman's first time meeting Lucy. He paused, lowered his phone, and nodded. "I'm very glad to meet you."
"So am I," Lucy said.
"I'm Sheriff Pierre Del Rio." Pierre Del Rio greeted them.
"I'm He-El." He-El also greeted them, casually shutting and locking the door behind him.
Professor Samuel Norman began introducing his colleagues to Lucy, but Lucy was already very familiar with them. She named each of them, even recounting their histories and the things they feared, leaving them deeply shocked.
He-El and Pierre Del Rio remained some distance away, quietly watching.
Professor Samuel Norman and his colleagues sat down and began questioning Lucy in detail.
"How did you obtain this information?"
"Electronic pulses. Cells understand and communicate with one another. They exchange one thousand bits of information every second. Cells aggregate into