“So, can you please answer me? Who is this Henry Wu?"
Jocelyne hated being cut off from the conversation. The six scientists in the room seemed to know what she was talking about, but she didn't know the name at all.
In the end, it was Ellie who spoke: "Wu is... an old acquaintance of ours"
"A troublemaker" Ian grumbled.
Jocelyne ignored him. "How do you know him?"
“He used to work with Hammond… before Ingen collapsed” Ellie replied.
This time the name was by no means alien to Jocelyne. Everyone knew John Hammond, the man who had long been a big shot in finance.
“Of course you have never heard of him. Wu's work wasn't known to the public” Ellie explained. “As you surely know, before going bankrupt Ingen was specializing in genetics. Hammond hoped to use DNA from different animals to solve environmental problems. Yes, in short... replace the current nature with one capable of resisting climate
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