Okay, Shmoopers, we're back in the classroom with Shmooper. He's been having a hard time concentrating on his studies lately, so he asks zhugong if he'd like to be his first tester of his new invention, which involves a "soul shocker" that can "get rid of aging" and "preservation the soul forever" . He doesn't like the name "Soul Shocker" because it's too dangerous, but he does like the idea of being able to preserve the soul and not have to worry about aging. He asks glasses-kun to come and clean up the equipment for him, and he says that he's not holding any grudge against him for the peeping up of his skirt the last time he saw her. He wants to find out what went wrong with the equipment, and then he'll figure out a way to fix it. He also wants to be able to find more fellow students to work with in his lab, so that he won't have to be alone. He says that sometimes doing research is interesting, but sometimes it is lonely to be there alone. But he also says that it would be better if he didn't leave the lab, because if he were outside, he would cause trouble to his classmates. He tells glasses-kum to wash his neck and wait for him to find the "touchy-touchy head" , which can generate electricity and stimulate the human brain. He calls it a "bioelectricity" and says that the electricity will make people smarter. He adds that it'