“Yeah, it’s weird that we were each drawn to a specific colored crystal,” Tommy agreed. “We should definitely go ask Professor Cranston.”
“I’ll call him and let him know we’re coming!” Eddie added excitedly.
The teens loaded up into their vehicles and headed for the Youth Science Lab at Angel Grove High School. They brought the strange metal container and all the weird glowing crystals to Billy Cranston, who studied them with awe.
“So what do you think, Professor?” Eddie inquired.
“Well, I would be worried about glowing crystals giving off potentially harmful radiation, but the container you found them in doesn’t seem to have any warning labels. Still, it’s best to be cautious and keep them in a sealed containment unit for now. This isn’t my particular field of specialty, but I know a nuclear physicist who is an expert in dealing with radioactive materials. Let me give her a call real fast.” Professor Cranston placed the crystals and their container in a sealed unit and then pulled out his phone, retreating to his office while he made the call.
“I hope those crystals aren’t actually radioactive,” said Eddie as the teens sat around a table in the lab waiting for the Professor to finish his call. “That would suck if we all got cancer or something.”
“It didn’t feel harmful, though,” added Tommy. “It feels almost like there is something bigger going on here. I have this growing urge to open that containment unit and take that red crystal back. Like, destiny calling out to me or something. I don’t know, it’s hard to explain.”
“I gotta admit, I’m starting to feel the same way,” Eddie confessed. “Like, being separated from the blue crystal is giving me a growing sense of unease. What about you guys?” He turned to the rest of the group.
“I’ll call him and let him know we’re coming!” Eddie added excitedly.
The teens loaded up into their vehicles and headed for the Youth Science Lab at Angel Grove High School. They brought the strange metal container and all the weird glowing crystals to Billy Cranston, who studied them with awe.
“So what do you think, Professor?” Eddie inquired.
“Well, I would be worried about glowing crystals giving off potentially harmful radiation, but the container you found them in doesn’t seem to have any warning labels. Still, it’s best to be cautious and keep them in a sealed containment unit for now. This isn’t my particular field of specialty, but I know a nuclear physicist who is an expert in dealing with radioactive materials. Let me give her a call real fast.” Professor Cranston placed the crystals and their container in a sealed unit and then pulled out his phone, retreating to his office while he made the call.
“I hope those crystals aren’t actually radioactive,” said Eddie as the teens sat around a table in the lab waiting for the Professor to finish his call. “That would suck if we all got cancer or something.”
“It didn’t feel harmful, though,” added Tommy. “It feels almost like there is something bigger going on here. I have this growing urge to open that containment unit and take that red crystal back. Like, destiny calling out to me or something. I don’t know, it’s hard to explain.”
“I gotta admit, I’m starting to feel the same way,” Eddie confessed. “Like, being separated from the blue crystal is giving me a growing sense of unease. What about you guys?” He turned to the rest of the group.