Medical Center.
MRI Room.
Darren was getting an MRI here.
"Boss."
Led over attentively by a nurse, Paige and Lisa approached, and Lisa was the first to greet him.
"You're here."
Adam was overjoyed. He stepped forward, took Paige's hand, and led her to the display screen. "This section is the tumor..."
The tumor was irregularly shaped.
With such a complex structure, the calculations involved were obviously beyond Adam's ability.
They still had to rely on Paige, the genius girl mathematician!
Paige looked at the scan images taken from different angles on the screen and easily constructed a model of the tumor in her mind.
Then Adam began explaining the other tissue structures of the human brain on the spot, helping Paige continuously flesh out the model.
How the virus would spread through the tumor after being injected into it and destroy it.
What degree of illness would result when the surrounding tissue was attacked by the virus.
How the human Immune System worked.
Adam described every variable that might have an impact in detail, modeling them simultaneously in his mind.
He and Paige had worked together many times already. There was no need to sketch things out on a whiteboard; the starry-universe backdrops in their minds automatically merged and synchronized.
The models they built were viewed from nearly the same angle, or from different angles looking at the same object.
If this were a movie with visual effects, it might be possible to depict that state to some extent.
Amid a starry sky.
Adam and Paige stood suspended in the air, and an irregular gray mass formed between them.
That was the tumor!
Then, as Adam narrated, layers of colorful clusters of light flickered into existence, wrapping around the gray mass from every spatial angle and gradually forming a