The Experiment

Dr. Climen had been missing for the last two weeks, Climen had no family. So no one cared for him, he was a brilliant scientist Awarded at a national level, who made many strange and incredible inventions. So when he did not appear anywhere for two weeks, the police of the city started searching for him. She first knocks in Climen's lab, but there is no one; he does not keep anyone with him, so he has no assistant. Everything was normal in his lab. The police did not see anything treaty there. Instead, there were many flowering plants. Dr. Climen was probably very much fond of flowers plants, "an officer told his Senior. Senior officer Jon Stalking agreed, maybe these plants are part of any of his experience? We should check their entire lab." The entire lab was scrutinized, but the police did not find anything there. One more week passed, and Dr. Climen was still missing; the police estimated that perhaps they had gone out of the country to spend holidays, as Climen often did so; by then, his lab was sealed, and the case was closed. But the next day, a person who was passing through Climen's lab saw a red fluid from the back wall of the lab; he immediately informed the police, and when the police reached there, they examined the red fluid, and the result was that it was blood. Forensic report confirmed. The wall was immediately broken, and only a rose plant was found there, from which blood was flowing very slowly. Police officers were surprised to see this, they saw this for the first time in their lives. But there was also a letter; Jon Stalking started reading that letter.

For the past nine years, I have been working in the Memory Integration Lab on a project to store human memories in plants. At first, it was just a theory, then an experiment, and then, a terrifying reality. As we all know, plants don't just live. They listen. They feel. And they remember. I succeeded. I developed a system—a neuro-botanical interface—that can embed human memories into plant cells. A leaf remembers to touch. A root remembers the sound. And a flower… it remembers what it has seen. Now it's time to put the experiment into action.

This plant gave Dr. Climen's Murder. Memory has been stored or committed suicide. An officer said. The bleeding is so slow. Perhaps Climen may have cut his wrist. Jon Stalking replied. But Dr. Where is Climen's body? Jon Stalking said surprised mind. Then the whole wall was broken, and the police found more than twelve skeletons there, but all those skeletons were of young children; Climen was still missing.