"Although we can't investigate the world in advance, at least the clone has precognition."
God Andrew informed Andrew of the situation. Andrew's main body nodded, temporarily suspended his experiment, and went outside to wait.
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Translucent looked utterly bewildered in the laboratory. He was in the middle of "surgery," and his attending physician had run outside to make a phone call. What the hell? Hey, did he want a complaint filed against him?
Soon, the two worlds merged. Sensing the fluctuations, Andrew took out a drawing board and a brush. His eyes rolled back, and he began to paint.
A moment later, Andrew's eyes returned to normal, and an oil painting appeared before him. In it, a man who looked remarkably like Nicolas Cage was embracing a woman who resembled Earth's "Ball Flower."
"A movie starring Nicolas Cage and Monica Bellucci?"
Andrew rubbed his chin. The Monica Bellucci in the painting looked a little older, so it was probably one of her later films. Could it be The Sorcerer's Apprentice?
The Sorcerer's Apprentice was another of Cage's box-office flops. Its story was simple: the sorcerer Merlin took on three apprentices. While he was fighting his enemy, one of those apprentices, Maxim Horvath, nicknamed the Bug King, betrayed him, leading to his death at his enemy's hands.
For the sake of the world, Merlin's female apprentice Veronica, played by Monica, sealed Merlin's enemy, the dark witch Morgana, inside her own body.
Afterward, Merlin's other apprentice, Balthazar, played by Cage, imprisoned Veronica and Maxim inside a dark prison disguised as a nesting doll. Only this could stop Morgana from threatening the world.
Before he died, Merlin gave Balthazar a Dragon Ring. He told Balthazar that whoever could use the ring would be the next Merlin and would kill Morgana.