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Chapter 4 - I Should Believe in Science

In the quiet enclave of Nana's laboratory, Qiao's eyes flitted across the myriad of devices and contraptions, searching for a lifeline for her silent phone. Yet, as she sifted through the wondrous amalgamation of ancient and futuristic technologies, the elusive solution seemed to dance just out of reach.

Her frustration mounted with each futile attempt. The room, once a sanctuary of mysteries, now felt like a labyrinth of uncertainty. Qiao's fingers trailed over mysterious gadgets, desperate for a connection that would resurrect her lifeline to the world she knew.

As she reluctantly conceded defeat in her solo quest, a spark of inspiration ignited in her mind. Why should the burden of discovery fall solely on her shoulders? After all, she was in the presence of a mastermind, a custodian of secrets that bridged centuries.

Qiao turned to Nana with a hopeful gleam in her eyes, her phone clasped in her hands like a precious artifact. In an unspoken plea, she extended the device towards Nana, her eyes speaking a language that transcended words. With a hesitant yet determined gesture, Qiao retrieved a piece of paper and a pen, sketching crude illustrations of her phone connected to a mysterious power source.

The laboratory hummed with the soft cadence of Nana's movements as she inspected Qiao's phone. The room, bathed in the ambient glow of arcane devices, seemed to hold its breath, anticipating a revelation. Yet, with each twist and turn of Nana's skilled hands, the elusive solution continued to elude them.

Qiao's hopeful gaze met Nana's, a silent exchange that conveyed both patience and anticipation. Nana, recognizing the complexity of the device before her, furrowed her brow in thoughtful concentration. It became apparent that the intricacies of this piece of technology were beyond even her vast understanding.

As moments stretched into what felt like an eternity, Qiao's initial optimism waned, replaced by a sense of quiet resignation. Her eyes, however, still held a glimmer of trust, a belief that Nana's ingenuity would unravel the mystery in due time.

As Qiao waited, she couldn't help but reflect on the interconnectedness of their journey. But she failed on thinking of it.