Chapter 380 Caging the Lightning
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Watching Isabella’s movements from the observation deck, a senior scholar standing beside Kevin chuckled warmly, “That young Powell girl is quite remarkable.
“In such a short window, she has mastered such intricate, high–precision laboratory procedures.
“I finally understand why you went out of your way to pull strings for her.
“A truly extraordinary young lady.”
Standing beside Kevin was Walter Bennett, a legendary authority in metallurgy and materials physics within the National Research Center, holding administrative parity with Kevin.
Free from administrative duties, the two scholars had strolled over to check on the testing bay.
Kevin was monitoring the Sinclairs‘ developmental progress, while Walter had tagged along out of sheer curiosity to observe the young prodigy.
Kevin rarely extended personal favors, let alone expending his limited annual discretion to authorize a specialized suite.
Venerable scholars of their stature held bounded administrative quotas, granting only one or two exceptions per calendar year.
Kevin guarded his privileges fiercely, never bestowing them on outsiders, yet he had deployed his authorization for this young woman without hesitation.
“She is truly exceptional. Raised in the remote mountains where brilliant minds are easily buried by limited primary schooling.
“Yet the moment she returned to Caporia, she threw herself into learning.
“In a matter of months, she…”
Kevin recounted Isabella’s achievements, noting how she had coached Noah’s academic turnaround while absorbing technical volumes from the Wayne family’s private archives.
“Her intellect is genuinely terrifying,” he marveled with deep emotion, “Achieving this level of mastery purely through independent study.
“Had she remained lost in the wilderness, it would have been a tragedy.
“A blessing that she returned.
“A pity she missed so many years of formal schooling, or her name would already echo across
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“I assumed it would detonate anyway, so I just tried it on a whim.”
Isabella murmured in a tiny, timid whisper.
Looking up with wide, innocent eyes, she asked softly, “Did it… did it actually work, Grandfather?”
“Yes! Yes, a thousand times yes! You did it!”
Raymond was practically beside himself with joy.
He wanted to roar to the heavens that Isabella was the Sinclair family’s absolute savior.
A casual, playful tweak on a miniature prototype had rewritten the destiny of their entire dynasty!
“My brilliant darling, my precious child.” Raymond gazed at Isabella with boundless adoration.
He had always cherished her beyond measure, but now he looked upon her like an irreplaceable, sacred marvel.
His precious granddaughter was the Sinclair family’s guardian angel and salvation!
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