Chapter 1663: 404: Terminate immediately!_5 Chapter 1663: 404: Terminate immediately!_5 To know that the driver drove extremely steadily and the car was equipped with advanced military technology, there was little difference between driving and braking, it was hard to imagine just how keen Viola Thompson’s senses were to have noticed the car had stopped the moment it did?

And that too while she was asleep.

“Professor Thompson.”

Viola Thompson nodded slightly and followed Professor Casla out of the car.

The research institute was set up deep in the mountains and heavily guarded by soldiers, with about a dozen drones patrolling the skies above; not even a common fly could sneak in.

Professor Casla led Viola Thompson into the laboratory.

Upon entering, she was greeted by a distinctive laboratory smell, somewhat pungent.

Viola Thompson slightly furrowed her brow, “Are you conducting cell splitting experiments again?”

Professor Casla nodded.

At the same time, his eyes and brows expressed shock.

She had barely entered the laboratory and already guessed what experiment they were conducting.

Truly impressive!

A moment later, both arrived at a sealed laboratory.

The laboratory was roughly a hundred square meters in size, and everyone was wearing white lab coats. Seeing Professor Casla approaching, they all set down what they were holding and greeted, “Professor Casla.”

Professor Casla introduced Viola Thompson, “This is Professor Thompson.”

With hardly any embellishment.

Just a simple three words.

As these words were spoken, everyone’s expressions became excited, “Is this the Professor Thompson who completed the Sight Restorer Plan?”

“Yes,” Professor Casla did not pretend, smiling as he nodded, “That is the Professor Thompson.”

Viola Thompson’s name was like a myth in the hearts of every biologist.

Hearing this, everyone rushed to introduce themselves.

Viola Thompson nodded slightly, responding to each one.

Then, Professor Casla took Viola Thompson to a smaller laboratory located at the corner of the large laboratory.

Through transparent glass, one could see a person in a lab coat deeply engrossed in an experiment.

The demeanor earnest.

Professor Casla continued, “This is Peiloy, a core member of our laboratory, who is also from China. However, she officially transferred her household registration to Country Polluton a few years ago. Now she is a new Polluton citizen.”

Viola Thompson nodded slightly.

Professor Casla added, “Peiloy is a bit eccentric; if she speaks too harshly later on, please do not take it personally.”

“Hmm.”

After giving the heads-up, Professor Casla knocked on the laboratory door.

Peiloy, who was conducting an experiment, pressed a button beside her.

Click.

The door opened.

Professor Casla led Viola Thompson inside.

“Peiloy.”

Peiloy, still engrossed in her experiment, did not even lift her head. “What is it?”

Her tone was slightly impatient.

Professor Casla bent slightly, “Peiloy, can you take a break from what you’re doing? Professor Thompson has arrived.”

“Speak to the point, I don’t have time for small talk,” Peiloy said.

Hearing this, Professor Casla looked tense.

He knew Peiloy had an eccentric personality, which is why he had warned Viola Thompson in advance.

He had hoped that upon hearing Viola Thompson’s name, Peiloy would show some respect.

Unexpectedly, she did not give any face at all.

Professor Casla cautiously raised his head to peek at Viola Thompson.

Fortunately.

Viola Thompson looked calm.

She probably didn’t take Peiloy’s attitude to heart.

That makes sense.

Given the position Viola Thompson held, she naturally wouldn’t stoop to the level of someone like Peiloy.

Thinking this, Professor Casla heaved a sigh of relief.

He then said, “Peiloy, weren’t you facing a bottleneck? Professor Thompson is here now, if you have any issues, you can discuss them directly with her.”

“My bottleneck can only be overcome by myself,” Peiloy replied curtly.

Her underlying meaning was clear that she didn’t consider Viola Thompson important.

Professor Casla swallowed, coughed, and said, “Peiloy! This is Professor Thompson! The Professor Thompson who completed the Sight Restorer Plan!”

Only then did Peiloy put down her work and looked up at Professor Casla, “I don’t care whether it’s Professor Thompson, Professor Lincoln, or Professor Zhang. Here, I only trust myself! Please leave! Thank you!”

Peiloy was a talented individual.

People of such caliber often have eccentric temperaments.

Previously, Professor Casla had only thought of Peiloy as slightly eccentric, but he never imagined her to be so arrogant as to not even regard Viola Thompson.

At that moment, Professor Casla felt somewhat embarrassed.

After all, Viola Thompson was his esteemed guest; even if Peiloy didn’t show her respect, she should have shown some to him.

Looking at Viola Thompson, whose face was full of an apologetic expression, he said, “Professor Thompson, I am truly sorry, I…”
“It’s okay,” Viola Thompson spoke lightly, “let’s go outside.”

Professor Casla followed Viola Thompson’s footsteps.

After the two left the laboratory, Peiloy finally looked up, her expression unreadable.

She hated it when so-called experts stood above her and criticized.

Viola Thompson’s greatest success was that her laboratory had gathered many top talents.

Without those people.

There would be no Professor Thompson today.

She always respected only those with true talent and ability.

After leaving the laboratory, Professor Casla continued to apologize.

Viola Thompson certainly wasn’t going to dwell on such things, “Professor Casla, let’s get to the main topic instead of being delayed by trivial matters.”

“You’re right,” Professor Casla nodded, “this way, please.”

Since Peiloy was unwilling to communicate directly with Viola Thompson, Professor Casla had no choice but to take Viola Thompson to his office to directly analyze Peiloy’s cell splitting experiment.

Viola Thompson reviewed the data and then spoke, “So, your original goal was just to cure some disease, right?”

“Yes,” Professor Casla nodded, “but now, because the cells are splitting too fast, the experimental direction is also becoming confused. As you saw, the person in charge of this project, Peiloy, has always been engrossed in the experiment and unwilling to communicate with us.”

Peiloy’s unwillingness to communicate has caused the project’s progress to slow.

Viola Thompson placed the documents she was holding on the table, looked at Professor Casla, and slowly said, “Professor Casla, this experiment cannot continue any longer, otherwise, the consequences will be unimaginable.”