The chaos in the laboratory did not last long. When the three sharks took turns ramming the reinforced glass and cracked it, the confusion directly escalated into panic as everyone evacuated to the floor above via elevator.
Among them was a shaken Dr. Susan, who buried her hands in her hair and curled up in a corner, shivering as if she had undergone excruciating torture.
"Mr. Russell, did you do this?"
Asking Leon to protect the two children, Arnold walked over to Russell and asked in a low voice.
"Watch what you say. Without any proof, what makes you say I did it?"
Russell shook his head repeatedly. "Many people can vouch for me. Dr. Susan cracked up all on her own, it has nothing to do with me."
"..."
Arnold narrowed his eyes in speechlessness. He did not want to ask about Dr. Susan, but rather those three bizarrely behaving sharks.
"Alright, I did it. This woman wasn't quite right in the head, so I helped her snap out of it."
Russell shrugged. When the sharks launched their attack, he amplified the fear inside Dr. Susan's heart, leaving an indelible trauma to ensure that whenever she saw a stuffed shark toy in the future, her legs would turn to jelly.
"No, I mean those three smart sharks. They actually knew how to use tools and write."
"Oh, that's none of my business. It was Dr. Susan who increased their brain capacity, which is why they got so smart."
Russell sighed with emotion, a lingering trace of surprise still in his eyes. "Incredible! They even know two languages. These three sharks are very motivated!"
Arnold rolled his eyes. He had already found the mastermind; his earlier suspicions were now a firm conviction.
"What a pity. When I glanced back as