Corollonium had surprisingly many uses. This mineral can store energy, prevent radioactive decay and conduct electricity. Although it is being studied more at present, no negative effects can be attributed to this mineral. One can even say that it is the perfect element especially in this time when global warming increases at an alarming rate.

The only thing with this mineral is that it is so rare to find them. Haeckel was lucky he found one when he dug around his parent's house out of a lingering feeling. Corollonium deposits were found in China, America and Africa but there were only one deposit each.

His second n.o.bel Prize was about the origin of life. There was no life on Earth from its formation up to its half a billion years of existence. Common knowledge dictates that the elements have formed compounds and these compounds formed into inorganic molecules. Then this simple inorganic molecules became complex and more complex until it formed organic molecules. These organic molecules were the start of life. But what pushed the elements to mix together and why did it take as long as half a billion years? This was the question posed and answered by Haeckel in his study that was garnered with a n.o.bel Prize.

This could be explained through entropy- which is a gradual decline into disorder. The Big Bang Theory is one that is inexplicable in itself, but can be used as a good reference for other theories. The cosmic inflation was caused by entropy. It fell into a disorder that's why it exploded. Likewise, our universe will also fall into decline just how living beings die of old age. Just like how we die with old age, we also grow when we were young. A child is formed when the sperm cell fertilizes the egg cell which is then called the zygote. This zygote is very small that a microscope is needed to view it. After some time, the zygote develops and after nine months, a baby is born. The baby continues to grow until it reaches its peak state- adulthood. Again, after some time, the man dies. This goes the same for life on earth. At first two elements meet, and then they grow and then in the future, it will die. The Earth shall perish.

By publis.h.i.+ng this study, he garnered the respect of the scientific community as he was not only capable in the field of chemistry, he was also capable in the field of physics. However, the scientific community didn't knew that these two ideas were just a few among the many ideas Haeckel has written on his notebooks.

This year, Haeckel had published yet another study and this had won him both the n.o.bel Prize and the Breakthrough Prize. This is about the Multiverse. There are only two universes- nothing more and nothing less. The first one is made up of Matter and the second one is made up of Anti-matter. For this reason, when scientists try to create Anti-matter, matter is formed and the same reason why we cannot see the other universe. It is because we cannot and if we try to, both universes would collapse and perhaps another Big Bang might occur.

For both universes, the amount of elements are the same. If one were to have more than the other, imbalance would occur and a collision would happen. When collision happens, a cosmic inflation, which is the rapid expansion of s.p.a.ce-time occurs. This minute time is what separates the Matter Universe from the Anti-matter Universe.

Through this study, many unanswered questions had light shed upon them. Many scientists had been once again, inspired to research and study on this topic.

As Haeckel was, once again, bathing in public praise and admiration of the scientific community, he was in his usual mood. Not caring about others and was just simply reading. Lately, he had been interested in technology. His discovery of Corollonium led to another industrial revolution. Prototypes of Plasma and Laser guns were being constructed. Although its release date was still unknown, it was a work in process.

To further his studies on hot weapons, he decided to study guns in its primal stage, the black powder. His super memory had helped him remember all the things he had read. He can even remember the things he had read when he was still a child. That is why when he tried to construct a gun with black powder as its ammunition, even without consulting a manual, he made it so fast and so perfect that he seemed to be a professional in doing so.

When he had finished constructing his weapon, he liked the feeling. He felt obsessed with recreating weapons. But it wasn't just the weapons but also automobiles, gadgets, etc. He had even created some weird inventions that was sure to shock the world if they get to see it. He had constructed a gatling plasma gun. This gun needed no ammunition. It was only powered by mixing elements with Corollonium. He had also created a car which can run up to 360 kilometers per hour, which is also powered by Corollonium. During the time of his obsession, he was not able to publish any new studies but despite this, people still talked about him. It had been five years since he had appeared in public.

During this time of seclusion, the only person he talked to was a woman named Sabrina. This was also the same kid back then who had pigtails and a runny nose. Now, however, she looked stunning. Women her age wore make-up most of the time but she didn't. But even without having one she looked pretty. It wasn't just the way she dressed, the way she walked nor her hair, it was her beautiful eyes. Eyes that looked so intelligent that most men would get intimidated. Actually, when she was younger, she hated studying.

But by accompanying Haeckel most of the time, she started picking up books. There were also times when she would exchange ideas with Haeckel. This did not only benefit her but Haeckel as well especially in the field of Physics since her specialty lay in Physics. In fact, a year from now, she was going to present her study in a bid to win the n.o.bel Prize and if possible, the Breakthrough Prize.

Going back, the only reason Haeckel usually contacted Sabrina was so that he could have some items delivered to him. Most of the time, it would be Sabrina calling him and asking him questions related to science. When he was about to have his 21st birthday, Sabrina invited him to eat outside.

As close friends, they would usually eat out if they had the time to do so, which would mean that the most time they ate outside was three times a year and it would usually be on their birthdays and some random day. Even though Sabrina had a crush on Haeckel ever since they were young, her feelings for him did not decline. It even increased as Haeckel was mysterious and pa.s.sionate yet had a good heart.

One time, when they were outside walking along the snow, Haeckel saw a dog who was freezing to death. He took the dog in and cared for him. After winter, when he was letting the dog out of its house, it whimpered and with its eyes, pleaded to stay. This dog had remained with Haeckel since he was 18 years old.

"Have you ever thought of settling down?" Sabrina's body swayed as she asked Haeckel in embarra.s.sment. This habit of hers had stayed with her ever since they were young.

"Not really." Haeckel answered briefly. "But maybe when the right time comes."

"Is that so?" Sabrina looked down and then looked up at Haeckel . "Hey." Then, she kissed Haeckel on his lips, "You really are dense." Then Sabrina left. Haeckel was confused at what happened. He never expected her to kiss her and she had never entertained the idea. Later that night, he couldn't sleep as he remembered the kiss on his lips. As he tried to remember it, he saw Sabrina's face. He found it beautiful and he seemed at ease when he thought about it.

Six months later, Ernst and Sabrina got married.