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Marie rests her forehead against the cold observation glass, releasing a weary sigh that leaves a misty patch on its sterile surface. “Hah… another failure,” she murmurs as her breath blends with the condensation. Beyond the glass, her homunculus remains completely still, resembling a discarded mannequin with every necessary component but no sign of life. Not a single movement, no flicker of energy, not even the faintest suggestion of a heartbeat. Her research has reached a frustrating standstill, leaving her increasingly overwhelmed by disappointment.

Then Leon arrives, making an entrance that is anything but discreet. As the financial backer supporting her experiments, he seems entirely unaware of the tense atmosphere surrounding her latest setback. “Don't worry,” he says cheerfully, giving her shoulder a reassuring pat. “We still have plenty of time. We're only getting started.” His cheerful confidence feels almost absurd beside the scale of her scientific struggles.

Yet Leon's fascination with the homunculus is beginning to fade, while Marie's attention is shifting in an entirely different direction. Instead of continuing to stare at the lifeless creation inside the chamber, her gaze settles on someone considerably more animated. Disillusioned with both her unsuccessful research and her marriage, Marie finds Leon's lively presence an unmistakable contrast to her own quiet sense of defeat.

Marie is still a married woman and a committed scientist, but the pressure weighing on her has gradually weakened the boundaries separating her professional responsibilities from her personal desires. Those boundaries have become so indistinct that they are barely recognizable anymore. Moving with unmistakable intention, she presses her curvaceous figure against Leon, her rounded backside drawing close to him with an urgency unrelated to any scientific pursuit. Desire overwhelms restraint, pushing logical thought completely aside.

Meanwhile, behind the pair, something extraordinary unfolds inside the sterile observation chamber. The homunculus—the supposedly defective creation, the lifeless doll, the experiment everyone had written off—slowly opens its eyes. Without making a sound, it observes Marie as she becomes entirely absorbed in the encounter. She remains so distracted by the intensity of the moment that she fails to notice the impossible development taking place directly behind her. Scientific breakthroughs rarely follow anyone's expectations, and apparently, this particular experiment has chosen its own moment to come alive.