“It wasn’t important to me at the time, so I never found out any more information.”“Do not fret.” He soothed. “Though the Seer is not of h...r house, perhaps he will know more. Do you not agree?”Resigned, she held her hand out to Raiginlef, and had to snap her fingers to get the woman’s attention. The artificer reluctantly handed it back. Another blinding flash, this one immediate, and it was the same full-face with blinking red wing signs again. She jammed it on her head and nodded.“I’m ready.”. " I replied, trying to deepen my voice like some of the ancient actors I idolized."A doctor," She stated with just a mild hint of shock. "Not too many boys try for something so substantial." Yes, well... I'm not most boys." I retorted as I involuntarily gripped the case holding my life's work.This statement was more accurate than she could have guessed. I was the only male on the planet whose mother had been purposely chosen him to be so. My mother, Trista Hart, the most celebrated geneticist. Well you know." I nodded."Yes. I understand." Please call me Millie though." And I am Greg. When people use the name Mr. Hammond I look around to see if my father has crept up without me knowing." She laughed at my attempt at humour."Will you be dining tonight?" If I went elsewhere I think John would come to find me and drag me back. So yes I will be dining tonight." I am told he is making a Steak and Kidney Pie. Rumour has it that his pie is one of the best in England." I can confirm the. Both werefemales.For three more months Louis made a series of additional tests usingvarious test animals which he carefully tagged . Mice, monkeys, dogs andcats. In each case where he sent over a male, he got back a female yeteach wore the tag that he placed on them. When he sent a female, he gotback a male.He noticed that in each case, he had to wait at least a day before hecould get back the animal from a test. This fascinated him. Another oddthing that he found was that when he sent over a.