Scientist Character Mga Nobela at Kwento

a guy with glasses said as he approached us. He stopped in front of me and extended his hand. “Hi, I’m Daniel. A spectacular researcher.” “I’m Clara,” a blonde woman said as she shook my hand next. The other three scientists came one by one to greet me with warm smiles. Their names were Tina, Ava, and Timothy. One woman, however, simply waved at me from where she was working. “She’s Erica,” Daniel told me. “A very shy and brilliant scientist.” “Okay. Let’s get back to work, shall we?” Monica grabbed a lab coat from a rack and tossed it at me.

“Er… some kind of theoretical particle acceleration device…” “Hmm... You do realise we’re talking about teleportation of course?” “Of course.” I lied. “Would you like a demonstration?” I glanced over Carver’s shoulder at two approaching figures. “Actually you’re about to get one anyway.” He addressed a man and a woman. “Professors Harding and Steiner. Dorothy and Christian, allow me to introduce Peter Cooper.” I studied the white-coated scientists as we awkwardly shook hands. Steiner was a non-descript man in his early-forties. Harding was taller, a handsome if rather hard-faced fifty-ish with greying wavy hair. She turned a quizzical smile on me.

With cobalt blue eyes. And dangerous smile. “Miss Olsen, if you please?” the dean had asked me to present my research to the high class of the scientific community. There was Aria Giovanni, the director of NSF. William Anderson from Wildlife Magazine. Then, we have Nathaniel Dubois, the famous scientist that was hailing from France. I got some fanciful people here that would love to hear about my research. And there this one old man who was looking at me intensely with his vivid green eyes before Eliot was staring at me as well. I focused myself on him before the old man was turning to look where I was looking.