User:Mr.hisvel

Well, I am a young novelist, perhaps the youngest novelist ever of all-time. I am only 13 and yet, I have such imaginative ideas to create a novel. I do not mean to uphold myself, but it is bare truth. As you all know, my surname is Mr.hisvel( I won't tell you what it is actually). Okay, let's broach the subject. My first ever story I've imagined is "Mad Genius". The story is about a scientist (whose name I won't disclose, let him just be known as the B.M ( Black Man) who is an expert in astronomy.He is also a Science professor in the University of Nottingham. His greatest deed ever in the field is to prevent the collision of killer asteroids against the Earth using his ADD (Asteroid Destroyer Device)B.M was awarded the Nobel prize for his effort on the study of astronomy. Then, after a long time, he became bored with astronomy. Gradually,B.M's interest of astronomy switched to anatomy. He became very attached to the fact that human cloning can be done. After a hard work which almost cost him his life, B.M manages to invent the HCM or the abbreviation of Human Cloning Machine.He decides to put the machine to test by cloning one of his students. Unfortunately, the student died because he could not withstand the amount of clonitac energy (energy which I name for the energy which ables to separate another body from the original one)in him. The victim's brother was accused for murdering his brother and was sent to jail. When B.M was finally caught, he too was sent to the jail and surprisingly, he stays in the same cell as the victim's brother's! Eventually, he got to know the man's identity and disclosed it from the innocent man's knowledge until he was hanged. Before he was hanged, he left a letter for the man which details the mysterious death of his brother and begged for forgiveness. Unluckily, the letter which was placed on the innocent man's bed was found by the warden who was cleaning the cell. Without taking great interest on it, he threw it into the garbage, as incoming letters are not allowed to be given straight away to prisoners. So, the doubtful tale of the awful murder of the student was kept hidden forever...