"Good morning, Sara," The scientist said, "I see you are all busy with more biology."

"We sure are," Doc admitted, "Of course we are still doing more research on the Universe, but we decided to try something new. We also thought that it could help the Life Organization."

"Hmm. Do you mind me asking you something, Doc?"

Doc looked to the scientist while sipping her coffee.

"Go ahead."

The scientist took a deep breath and explained to her what he wanted to do.

"I wanted to try to create a human out of just plain DNA."

Doc almost spit out her coffee. She looked at the scientist with shock. 

"No," she said, "We do not know enough of DNA to do those types of things."

"Then hurry up on your research," he said, impatiently.

"Well, I'm sorry, that can't happen as quickly as you wish."

"Why not?"

"Science is a strange thing. It changes with every turn and angle."

"Yes," the scientist said, looking through her report files, "But we know where certain genes are, on the DNA, correct?"

"Yes, but-"

"That means we can create an entirely new human, with just DNA. No mother, no father, just a human."

"I can see why you'd be excited for this, but it's too dangerous! Wouldn't this also be like experimenting on humans?"

"It's just DNA, Doc. It's not a human, yet."

"If you're going to do experiments, on this child, after they're created-"

"Nonsense! When have I ever done that?!"

"You've done it before. Not with DNA, but with things from the Universe. I'm not going to let you do it again." 

And with that, Doc walked out of the room, and went back to the Observatory.

The scientist smirks evilly as he get ready for his trip to create his masterpiece. He goes everywhere. As his plan goes out perfectly, he studies the little creation grow up into a toddler. However, one day the boy goes crazy, and he asked anyone of the scientists he worked with for help. 

He then decided to send one of his messengers to go see Doc, and boy was she in for a surprise.

K.C.T: Seems interesting, huh? Does one of the characters sound familiar? Well, this is a sequel, to one of the books I've written, so if you thought this will be a sequel to something, you're a good reader. Anyways, see you guys later! OOWAY! <3