Are you serious?You mean a person could cause a storm or an earthquake just by being angry?This is insane!Sara smiled slightly, appreciating his directness. Not exactly, Mark,she replied, her tone patient yet firm.

It's not that everyone has this effect. It's about certain individuals whose intense emotional states can interact with natural forces in ways that we don't fully understand yet.

Think of it as a rare convergence of emotional energy and environmental conditions, creating phenomena that are extraordinary and, until now, largely unexplored. Mark frowned, clearly unconvinced.

"This sounds like something out of a science fiction novel. Are there any real-world examples?"Sara nodded.

"That's a fair point. While it's a complex and emerging field, we've seen historical data suggesting a correlation between significant emotional events and environmental anomalies.

For instance, records from ancient civilizations sometimes mention catastrophic events following periods of intense social unrest. "Another student, Julia, raised her hand.

"So you’re saying some people could be walking natural disasters?"Sara's expression turned serious. "Potentially, yes.

Any powerful emotion—grief, joy, fear—could theoretically have an impact. Our research aims to understand these connections better, which could be crucial for preventing future catastrophes.

"The room buzzed with a mix of fascination and disbelief. Sara knew she had planted the seed of curiosity, but she also sensed their skepticism.

She would have to provide more concrete evidence to convince them. .