Renée Lavoie never liked the sound of his own name. Too formal. Too French. Too many expectations baked into every syllable. But he carried it anyway—along with the weight of a future only he would ever fully understand.
As a child, Renée would draw star maps on the walls of his room, not realizing some of the constellations didn’t exist in our sky. He was tested for giftedness at age seven after correctly explaining entropy to a college intern babysitting him. What the intern didn’t know: Renée had remembered the answer, not learned it.
By age ten, Renée was building radios from scrap, tuning them to frequencies no one else could hear. He claimed the voices weren’t human—and yet felt familiar. The agency began watching him after an incident in a forest, where Renée emerged days later speaking fluent Quechua an ancient indigenous South American language... He had never left Québec.
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