"I didn't think the Church of Light would hide so many secret recipes. If I hadn't specifically asked for it, the Holy Son probably wouldn't have told me about it, would he?"
The king smiled as he munched on the crispy skin of the fried chicken, saying nothing.
If Hanjun were there, he would probably shout that he was being wronged.
The fried chicken had nothing to do with him—it was invented by the players who wanted to make money on their own.
How could he be blamed for not saying anything?
Even though, as someone who had also lived on Earth, Hanjun certainly knew how these small treats were made.
But he wasn't the kind of person who would just tell others everything.
Seeing Princess Sarah sulking, King Varis said calmly, "If you don't eat it, I'll finish it all."
Princess Sarah pouted but finally stopped complaining and sat down to eat.
King Varis said, "Even if he doesn't want to tell you, what can you do about it?"
Princess Sarah had no response.
The main reason was her pride.
As a princess, she naturally thought Hanjun would try everything to please her.
So, she just assumed that Hanjun would tell her everything he knew.
Now that she thought about it, Hanjun, as the Holy Son of the Church of Light, would never treat a princess in such a humble way.
King Varis added, "Honestly, you shouldn't have approached the Holy Son using your status. Maybe he would have helped you out a little if he respected you."
He was talking about the acceleration growth potion Hanjun had revealed earlier.
Hanjun still had many secrets and inventions that could help the kingdom.
In Lee Bang-myung's report, he wrote that the most incredible thing about this holographic game was that even though people spent hours playing in another world, it didn't weaken their bodies.
Instead, because of all the running around in the game, their bodies didn't just stay fit but actually became stronger.
Lee Bang-myung boldly suggested that if this was the case, could it mean that magic from the game might also be brought to Earth?
This guess surprised the professors.
When they called Lee Bang-myung in to ask what evidence he had for his idea, Lee Bang-myung said, "Isn't the change in the body can be used as a proof?"
The old professor rolled up the report and tapped him on the head, saying in frustration, "Have I been teaching you all this time for nothing?"
Making bold guesses isn't wrong, but you can't just make them without any evidence.
This is news that could affect social order, so you can't just jump to conclusions.
Lee Bang-myung held his head, feeling unconvinced. "Then how do you explain why the body gets stronger after lying down and playing games for a few days?"
This was indeed a reason to keep researching.
The old professor turned his head to the person next to him, "Professor Ahn, did you find anything during the process of taking apart the game pod?"
Professor Ahn looked at the gameplay report and suddenly remembered the time when they dismantled the game pod.
The strange thing was, there was no difficulty in taking apart the game pod.
The chips and codes inside the helmet didn't have any problems, but this game pod could still bring people into a holographic game.
Later, they added some things to the game pod and then put it back together.
They found that the game pod could still enter the game successfully.
Their code had no effect, and it didn't disappear or do what it was supposed to do.
It was like the game pod could recognize which programs were friendly or hostile and was confident that, even with other chips involved, it wouldn't be affected.