Chapter 529

Genius Magician Who Eats Medicine Chapter 529

Second Thesis (4)

[Nonsense!! This is a slander. I will meet the other members of the council and tell you this is impossible!!!]

Haider Barcel’s voice fades as he rises from his chair and is dragged away.

John Mayer looked at the ugliness with an expressionless face, then took the chair Heider was sitting on and sat down.

With a heavy sigh, he leaned back in his chair and spoke in a heavy voice.

[I’ll be stuck in the basement of the Board of Audit and Inspection for about 15 days. With this, the obstruction is gone.]

“Thank you for your cooperation, Representative Mayer.”

Mayer waved his hand at Dean Cyolus’ polite greeting.

[It just suited your scenario moderately. Isn’t it credit to you guys for laying all the boards?]

“... ... .”

[So, where is the person who threw the sauce to the Board of Audit and Inspection?]

As soon as he finished his words, the back door of the laboratory burst open.

“Now it seems that the play with that unassuming old man is over.”

The appearance of Bayla and Cassia walking in stride with their heads shaking.

They are both the director of the Carlyle Institute and the deputy researcher, but they are two people who are serving as temporary faculty members at Rabatenon University.

Lennock and the dean asked them to report the internal corruption of the Technical Management Bureau to the Board of Audit

and Inspection.

“Bayla. Do you have to say it like that to use it?”

The dean stroked his beard and laughed heartily.

“Half of the people gathered here are only old people, and I feel sorry for the old people who listen. Hahahaha!!!”

It was said as if it were a pleasant joke, but no one laughed at it.

With a slightly embarrassed expression, the dean cleared his throat and looked away.

He started petting the goat-like spirit that was rolling around at his feet and quickly changed the subject.

“Let’s get to the main point. The fact that the Board of Audit and Inspection kicked out the Technical Management Bureau must mean that the aftermath of this incident is being considered that carefully.”

[...] ... .]

“Comprehensive opening of the derivational technology and application field resulting from Bylon researcher’s thesis.”

The dean’s eyes shone sharply.

“Can we assume that the Central Council has come to some conclusion about it?”

It’s not that Lenock and the dean haven’t responded to any interviews or interviews for no reason.

‘The case is very different from the first paper. The dean must have known that too.’

Lennock’s first published paper was close to significantly improving the efficiency of the energy business.

Therefore, the city government also actively supported commercialization, but in the case of the second thesis, the story was completely different.

Over the megalopolis Balkan. An environment in which flight was impossible due to the influence of unknown magnetic storms flowing through it.

This is because the second thesis was a technology equivalent to cutting a new road into the sky of the megalopolis.

Mayer, who had been silent with a thoughtful expression, opened his mouth.

[Even if it wasn’t for Commander Carrasco’s mistake, Assistant Professor Bylon’s announcement would have been released to the public normally.]

“Why?”

[Presenters who were judged not to be related to the Air Force theme were uniformly sent out for the success of the fair. Even if it wasn’t for his intervention, the situation wouldn’t have been different.]

“... ... .”

[Assistant Professor Bylon’s achievements and the economic side effects derived from him are not problems that can be solved simply by controlling or monopolizing them.] “

That means... ... .”

[In this case, there will be no holding any specific group or individual accountable for the presentation of Researcher Bylon’s thesis. I’ll answer that one with certainty.]

“That’s very fortunate.”

The dean’s attitude, as if he wasn’t surprised at all. Seeing the dean’s expression like that, Mayer’s eyes shone sharply.

[Of course, dean, you probably didn’t know that. Did you know that there is a difference of opinion even within Congress about the Air Force project?]

“... ... .”

[Although it has not been officially announced to the world, Researcher Bylon’s thesis is already undergoing cross-validation in the academic world. It’s not all over yet, but at least the anti-gravity technology seems to have come to a conclusion that it’s commercially viable.]

Mayer looked back at Lennok and said.

[It is proven that the efficiency is incomparably superior to the technology applied to the Air Force fleet, and opinions are gathered as one.]

“It seems that a conclusion has been reached.”

[It is impossible to monopolize anti-gravity technology at a time when this much information has been released. Sooner or later, your thesis will be officially registered at the conference and companies will be recruited for the research and development project.]

Mayer said that and looked at Lennok with a faint greedy gaze.

[At the same time, you will receive a huge honor as the best performance presenter of the fair.]

“... ... Is that so.”

In fact, a word that confirms the achievement of Lennok’s purpose in this exhibition.

At the same time as Mayer’s words, which were close to a definite answer, fell, the complexions of the others standing in the lab also brightened.

How high the status of Rabatenon University will rise with this incident, how much its research achievements and reserved support funds will be.

And they, too, were aware of the extent to which new powers and privileges would fall upon those who belonged to the university’s faculty.

Of course, most of that achievement would belong exclusively to Evan Bylon, but Lennok didn’t pay much attention to that right away.

“... ... .”

Instead, he smiled bitterly and accepted the gaze of the old man who was staring at Evan with a blatant gaze.

A feeling that was perfectly familiar to Lennok, who had met him several times under the name of Van.

It is that of an ambitious man mixed with blatant greed and longing for talented people.

“Thank you for making such a difficult decision at the Central Council.”

The dean slightly bowed his head in a serious tone.

In fact, it was the same as saying that Congress would give up its monopoly on anti-gravity technology.

Of course, even if it is not an arbitrary judgment of the central council, it is a great enough act to quickly acknowledge the fact and change the direction.

But Mayer laughed as if he didn’t care at all about what the dean said.

[Not only the Congress, but also government agencies such as the Technical Management Bureau, the Advisory Committee, and the Korean Intellectual Property Office are raising their eyebrows. The meaning of anti-gravity technology is too heavy for a specific institution or force to monopolize. If it were you, you would have already known the truth?]

To that, neither the dean nor Lennox responded.

[I will be contacting Rabatenon University soon, so please prepare the relevant administrative procedures in advance.]

Saying that, Mayer slowly stood up from Haider’s seat with a cane.

thud!

Place the iridescent jewel and a staff with a pair of wings on Yeonseongjin.

[Confirm overbarrel artifact insertion. Analysis of specifications through synchronization of magical power flow.]

[Confirmation of the Spirit-based self-augmentation technique and characteristic-based spatial transfer technique.]

[Unable to analyze the specific operating principle. It is identified as an advanced spell with a minimum rank or higher.]

The research equipment Lennok bought was not something that made possible what Lennok couldn’t do.

Extracting the formula is nothing more than the fruit of Lennok’s creation of Yeonseongjin and his heightened understanding of the concept of space, as well as his intricate magic manipulation ability.

The role of the newly installed equipment in the laboratory is to closely observe and analyze the process, record it, and let Darby manage it directly.

Equipment that observes the change and flow of Yeonseongjin supports the process in real time and records the current situation by digitizing it.

[Confirm the synchronization of both the material world and the planetary world through the pattern of the planetary system. Codename ‘Archangel’s Compassion’. The 1st attempt to extract the formula begins.]

Uuuuuuu!!

Yeon Seong-jin, who surrounds the archangel’s compassion, wriggles as if it is alive, and then embraces the artifact as if it were wrapped around it, and begins to glow softly.

The brilliance expressed through Yeonseongjin surrounds the artifact and disappears as if it melts, and then drips down in the form of liquid while riding on the iridescent jewel.

A bizarre phenomenon, as if brewing an artifact like medicine.

Lennok looked at him and asked Darby.

“How long do you think it will take?”

[It takes more than 90 hours to quantify it visually. If you don’t proceed slowly enough to copy the magic formula and extract it into liquid form without affecting the overall function of the artifact, the circuit will burn out.] In the process of extracting the magic formula, the function built

into the Archangel’s Compassion is not completely taken away.

To be precise, a clone that copies the magical mechanism operating inside the Archangel’s compassion and makes it possible to materialize it in other forms as well.

It is unavoidable that a lot of time is consumed as the work must be carried out in a way that does not damage the artifact itself.

After isolating the workbench with a hard glass steel plate, a timer that appears as a hologram displays the remaining time.

Lennok nodded as he watched the liquid dripping slowly into the vial.

“Even if you’ve made all these adjustments and put your heart and soul into it, you’ll have to repeat trial and error to know whether it’s successful or not.”

[It’s just a matter of using an artifact, but the Master says he’ll try to extract the formula, so I can’t help it.]

“I just don’t want to depend on whether or not an artifact exists. And, if this research on the artifacts of the old world is successful, it will be linked to the engraver in the future-”

Beep!

Lennok stopped moving at the sound of an alarm coming from behind him.

“... ... It’s about time.”

The experiment on the extraction of the space transfer technique requires time, so there is no need to touch it for the time being.

Lennok, who had set up a barrier to properly protect the extraction process, immediately put on an overcoat, put on a cane, and left the mansion.

Lennok’s face naturally turned half as he walked down the main street.

Like a huge procession, walking quietly among the people walking in a certain direction, we arrived at our destination before we knew it.

[Balkan Aerospace Defense Industry Exhibition]

An exhibition created to introduce various aircraft and air transportation of floating engines.

Recently, the number of exhibitions on these themes, which have never been dealt with in megacities, is rapidly increasing.

The reason for this was known to all citizens living in the Balkans.

A new anti-gravity technology to come in the future through the announcement made at the Magic Engineering Fair.

That expectation was being reflected in advance through the capital power of the mighty megacities.

Not the aircraft that were previously used in megacities, but countless aircraft that actually fly in the sky from all over the continent are displayed in real life in the huge stadium.

Wing boats in floating island habitats, snowmobiles in the North Continent, single-seater aircraft such as hover bikes used in the central front, as well as means of

transportation that can transport multiple objects and people at once, such as multi-seater tactical bombers and reverse flow control shuttles.

Still, not all skies on the continent are open to humans.

There are not a few areas where flight is impossible due to certain environmental conditions, such as the magnetic storm hovering over the Balkans.

However, even so, aircraft used in areas where flight is possible exist, and megacities were importing all such aircraft through their unique and powerful capital and displaying them to citizens.

It must mean that the existence of air transportation has strongly attracted the attention of people living in this city.

“Until the world comes to an end... ... .”

A low voice echoed from behind Lennok’s back as he gazed at the huge rocket resembling a space shuttle.

“It is said that countries without land also existed.”

“... ... .”

“It is said that there was a wandering nation that wandered the world’s expanse forever, using aircraft flying in the sky as its homeland.”

A long-haired young man took a step forward and stood next to Lennok.

“It’s a story about records and memories that don’t exist anymore.”

“Are you familiar with the three cycles?”

“No way.”

Antares replied.

“Let alone looking back at the past, we are just obsessing over the future that hasn’t even arrived.”

Lennox laughed at that.

“You’re saying things you don’t mean.”

Wisdom obtained in exchange for observing one’s own outcome.

Antares himself knows best how powerful, useful, and deadly that power is.

But despite Lennok’s cold response, Antares shook his head quietly.

“No, it’s just a really minor feat. Compared to everything you’ve done so far.”

“... ... .”

Silence passed.

Because they both knew it wasn’t just a story about what they accomplished as a class.

The scenery of the vast exhibition hall crowded with thousands of citizens. Antares turned his back on those people and stared at Lennok.

“I want to continue the unfinished story at Jenny’s bar, okay?”

Antares said that and tilted his head slightly.

“It’s about Evan Bylon.”

The name that is first brought up in front of the class.

But instead of being taken aback by those words, Lennok smiled quietly and raised his head.

He knew that all the directions of Antares’ actions and advice so far pointed to only one truth.

“... ... I knew that too.”