Chapter 1007 989. Academic correspondence exchange
It is true to say that Kalkstein's "Making Inanimate Matter Move" was helpful to Lane.
When Lann constructed his own version of [Inner Steel], he used the knowledge in this book to construct his own knowledge frawork about golems and magic-driven substances.
Finally, we succeeded in building a version of the [Inner Steel] that was no less powerful than the super organs possessed by the Primaris Space Marines, and even more powerful.
After all, the Nergigante's bone powder only gives Valyrian steel the regenerative and strong properties, but there is no way to dictate where these regenerated and spreading steel cables will grow.
This part of the control theory of steel wire cables was constructed by Lane and ntos after tinkering with the golem theory.
Treat these steel wire cables like golems, allowing them to receive orders and grow rigidly and strictly according to the orders.
There is a rather famous story about golems, which Lann heard at Aretuza's "Magical Security and Hygiene" lecture.
‘A forgetful mage created a golem, made it move by casting the Thunder of Arzu, and after making a request to bring water, he imrsed himself in the esoteric tos. The golem never stopped, and in the end, not only the mage's house, but also the entire city turned into a swamp. ’
Use the thod of commanding the golem to command the steel wire cable extended by the [Tendin Coil].
With the cooperation of ntos' computing power, if Lan En's orders are refreshed quickly and ticulously enough, they will cover every wire cable in the body.
She completely left the few people standing at the door ready to go out in place.
Kalkestein seed to be dancing a little while he was talking.
He fully demonstrated his academic level in his speech, as well as his understanding of the theories proposed by Lan En before.
Now, whether it is a warlock or an ordinary person, in the entire academic circle, it is estimated that there are few people who have explored deeper than Lan En in the field of combining alchemy and human body structure.
Then he can even keep himself mobile in extre situations where his bones are completely broken and his muscles are torn, just by relying on the [Tendon Coil].
So much so that he wears a hood and cloak for a long ti when walking outside and avoids showing his face.
His excitent was palpable.
Female students who have just entered college shouted while squeezing.
Shani, who was originally standing at the door, looking like she was about to see off the guests, suddenly opened her wonderful eyes after hearing the alchemy master's exclamation.
After all, according to Dandelion, she traveled to study with a master alchemist in order to make progress in dicine.
“Is it Master Lane? The Duke of Cintra?”
It is equivalent to a built-in smart skeleton.
To her, Lan En is considered a ‘professional counterpart’ and a ntor-level scholar.
She looks much more eager now than before.
So this is not based on the excitent generated by ‘eting a famous person’, but the excitent generated by academic discussants after eting the author of a certain theory.
So Kalkstein's theory was of great help to Lan En.
In the narrow and cramped room, he squeezed his way between Geralt and Dandelion.
But Kalkestan behaved differently.
Lan En has always been repulsive and wary of his "fa" after the Battle of Soden Mountain.
“Your theory of cell differentiation and division has brought our understanding of cells to a new level! Can you imagine how I felt when I saw your paper? Oh my god”
But at this mont, Kalkestan, who t Lan En, seed even more excited.
However, when Shani squeezed over, Lan En had already put down his hood again, and just made a sound in the shadow under the hood to talk to them.
Dandelion and Geralt looked at each other. One of them had a degree in liberal arts, and the other had never even gone to a serious school.
I have never seen people in the sciences engage in academic discussions.
But out of so sensitivity, Dandelion quietly approached Triss.
The sorceress is now crossing her arms, and one finger is pulling down a strand of her signature long burgundy hair and twisting it around.
Her eyes were always fixed on the tall figure. Even though she was wearing a cloak, it did not prevent Triss from admiring her lover's body while recalling the feeling of last night.
“Your eyes are so thick that it’s like honey is about to flow out.”
Dandelion leaned closer and complained softly.
"But based on my experience, Triss. When a man discusses a topic with another group of people in front of his lover that she doesn't understand and can't get in, anger and disappointnt are almost natural. Don't you feel this way? ?”
"The feelings you are talking about should be called 'sense of crisis' and 'sense of neglect,' Dandelion."
Triss did not turn her head or look away, she just lowered her voice to the level of the poet, and her tone was natural and casual.
“This schoolmate of yours is indeed very beautiful, but she still has to grow up for two more years, and she is just a little chick now. Do you think I will have a sense of crisis for her?”
“And we all know that if Lane wants to get a girl into bed, he can solve 90% of the problem by just flipping up his hood. Has he flipped it up now?”
Dandelion prided himself on not being blind, so he shook his head, then smacked his lips and stood next to Geralt again, calmly receiving the witcher's look as he watched a good show.
Shani has just entered college. She actually didn't interrupt, and she even understood the basics of Lan En's theory. But this female college student is indeed as Dandelion said, with a clear purpose and a persistent spirit.
She estimated that she had already chosen a departnt and supervisor for herself before enrolling at Oxenfurt, and knew which theories and scholars she should pay attention to if she wanted to be a good doctor.
So just by listening in on the discussion between Kalkestein and Lane, she also showed eagerness and hunger.
And there is no one who pretends to understand but interrupts to gain attention.
This sense of proportion alone is enough for many young people to learn from.
She really wants to learn sothing.
Lan En could feel her emotions.
“You are here for your own industry?” Kalkestan looked at Lan En in surprise, and then said without hesitation.
"It is indeed dangerous to have a broken capital chain. I still have so money here, do you need it? No, I don't do it for anything. I just don't want scholars like you to be overwheld and haggard by asset problems. That is simply a waste."
"The process of our research is like sailing on a large river and sea, full of currents, whirlpools, and dangerous sandbanks and rocks. A boatman alone can never figure out all the secrets of a waterway. He must go to the dock to communicate with other boatn. Experience and discovery.”
Karkestan's words were sincere. Even though he had an unflattering, ape-like face, Lan En thought he was quite cute.
Because emotionally, Kalkstein is sincere.
He was willing to spend so money for Lan En, a person he had just t, just so that his wisdom would not be hampered by trivial matters.
Although this is not all of his savings, but only a part, this behavior seems more sincere.
He wanted to do his best to help, even though he seed completely unclear about Lane's relationship with Arethusa and the Valyrian Chamber of Comrce.
Different from the image of soone obsessed with alchemy, this guy seems to be actually quite heroic.
Lan En chuckled under his cloak.
“No, no need, Kalkstein. Thank you for your kindness. But actually I have pretty much dealt with the asset issue, and now I am just looking for soone to be my professional manager.”
He looked at the instrunts behind the alchemy master that were crude due to the limitations of his residence, as well as the high-level product being generated in these crude instrunts—golem heart base material.
The corners of Lan En's mouth suddenly curved in a subtle way.
“Your skills and creativity amaze .”
“I’ve got a great idea, Kalkstein. It might make us a fortune.”
"Whether we make money or not can be discussed later." The ape-faced alchemist master waved his hands indifferently. He really didn't care about this.
Kalkestein instead grabbed Lan En's arm expectantly.
“Can you leave an address? A mailing address is also fine! I’m really interested in the crystal cultivation project you lead, as well as other knowledge, we can all exchange it!”
“No problem, just sign my na and send it to Aretussa. I will receive and reply to the letter. I also want to communicate with you.”
Lane agreed to Kalkestan, which made the ape-faced master of alchemy rub his hands together like a fly.
And he was still saying "It's not a loss!", "It's a good trip to Novigrad!" and so on.
After Lan En finished the academic exchange with Kalkstein and made an appointnt for follow-up correspondence, he was about to turn around and leave.
Lan En, who was about to go out, paused. He raised a hand under his cloak and patted Shani's shoulder next to her, who was still full of excitent and was holding a small notebook to record the exchange just now.
He still didn’t let the female college student see his face.
“If you have ideas for your future studies, we can also communicate through letters.”
“? I, I’m just a student, can I follow you too?!”
“But I think you have the potential to be a great doctor. Of course we can exchange academic issues.”
Lan En said softly, he doesn't hate people who are ambitious, especially if his career is to be a doctor who saves lives and heals the wounded.
And the current overall atmosphere in the academic circle is not good.
Benefited from the sorcerers' concept that "my strength cos from my possession of knowledge, not from sharing it".
Even if the scholars are united in the form of a research group, they will still have a hand in each other's hands.
Honest communication and discussion have beco a luxury.
Chalkstein not only showed a heroic outlook on money, but also liked Lan En’s concept of sharing knowledge. He was indeed a powerful alchemist.
Shani’s thirst for knowledge is the sa.
So he was looking forward to exchanging letters with the two of them.
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