The Evolution of Genius: Every Night, I Get Smarter! Chapter 91: First Class

I ca out of The Observer and asked, "Are you gonna take to the University?"

The man grimaced, "Yes. But... It’s ntor, not you... It would be best if you call as such. I was inford that on your planet they call my position Professor."

I looked at him confused, "Well... I’m also a Professor."

He chuckled and turned around, "Your standards are too low. Now, Follow ."

We proceeded to the bubble elevator, and as it ascended, ntor Alfredo began explaining were we are going.

ntor Alfredo ntioned, "The University of Excellence is on the sa level as the Science Tower. I’ve heard you’ve already been there."

As we speeded through the dense bubble highways, I looked at ntor Alfredo, and asked, "So... Is ’ntor’ the highest title in academia here"

Alfredo looked at and reluctantly admitted, "No. The highest title is given to researchers who have achievents at the current highest layer in their field."

As we descended at an intersection, he added, "Don’t worry about that. It’s still far away for you. If The Lord has picked you up then you must be quite a genius, but there still lots of work in front of you."

ntor Alfredo probably didn’t know about the real reason I’m here, so I decided to stay quiet.

We approached a massive tower, which in contrast to all the others, seed to be made out of bricks instead of tal and glass.

Alfredo said, "I will be teaching you about the forth layer of QP over the next couple sessions... Oh! And there a two students that have passed the entry exam to study with you."

I was taken aback, asking, "Entry exam?"

As we slided into the building and slowly stopped, Alfredo said, "Yes. Don’t be surprised if they have so expectations of you. They were said that it’s a genius class made just for you."

As we exited the bubble elevator, we entered a corridor that seemingly embraced a classic brick aesthetic.

I looked at the walls, puzzled, and asked ntor Alfredo, "Are these just regular bricks?"

He chuckled, "It is still the sa tal as in any other building but it’s interactive"

Alfredo approached one of the walls, tapped it twice, and a responsive display showed up the size of a TV.

"You can change the texture, color, or display any data you would like on these walls."

Reaching classroom number 128, Alfredo opened the door, remarking that so things, like the doors, remained unchanged.

"Co in," he said, inviting into the really... interesting looking classroom.

As I stepped into the classroom, my attention was imdiately drawn to the two students seated at the front.

They appeared to be around my age, sitting behind desks that hovered in the air with no support.

The man was dressed in a dark suit that concealed every inch of his skin, had dark hair with subtle grey highlights. His intense gaze t mine, giving off an air of seriousness.

Beside him sat a girl who was a complete opposite.

With short hair displaying a captivating blend of green and violet colors, she wore... Well more revealing clothes.

Covering just barelly enough, she wore extrely short red shorts, a colorful midriff-baring t-shirt, and a light blue choker around her neck.

She seed carefree, that’s for sure.

I approached them with a friendly smile, extending my hand first to the girl. "I’m Max," I said.

Milena caught my hand with both palms, beaming with enthusiasm. "Nice to et you, Max! You can just sit here," she gestured to the desk next to her.

Turning to the guy, I held out my hand again, but he simply stated, "I’m Erik." No handshake. I nodded in acknowledgnt and took my seat next to Milena.

As we settled in, Milena leaned over and whispered, "Erik is an ascetic, but he’s brilliant. You’ll get used to him."

Erik remained focused on ntor Alfredo, who ca up to the wall at the front of the room.

With three precise taps, ntor Alfredo initiated a 3D holograph that materialized into what seed like a tallic string, forming an intricate chord. Satisfied, he stepped forward, ready to comnce.

"I’m ntor Alfredo," he declared, causing Milena and Erik to tense up.

I guess there was so aning to the title after all.

ntor Alfredo explained that he would be guiding ud through the 4th Layer in the coming days.

Turning to Eric, he added, "If you and Milena can’t keep up with Max, it doesn’t matter. I will proceed as long as Max understands it."

Pausing for a mont, ntor Alfredo continued, "Also, when you reach the 5th Layer, I will not be teaching it to you. Instead, you will be fortunate enough to be taught by the Magnificence Scholar Samuel."

Milena and Eric were visibly shocked. Well... It didn’t ring a bell for . I didn’t know any Scholars in the first place.

ntor Alfredo approached the holographic tallic string and asked, "What do you think this is?"

Milena replied, "A string, ofcourse..."

Alfredo nodded and said, "Yes, indeed, it’s a tallic string."

He then reached out, grabbing the holographic string, and pulled it down with his hand. The holograph behaved just like the real thing.

"Now, if I let it go... What will happen? Eric..." Alfredo asked.

Eric calmy explained, "Pulling the string down and releasing it induces elastic deformation from tal tension. This generates waves, producing controlled-frequency sound through resonance, determined by tal properties and applied force. Interaction with air molecules results in the perception of sound."

ntor Alfredo nodded, "Yes. This is sothing we usually teach to 5 year old children. However! This phenonon is what inspired people back in the day to explore the idea of vibrations much further."

I saw parallels with my own research—strings in a different dinsion, vibrating with specific probabilities.

So, I said, "Is it about the vibrations comming from a higher dintion?"

Milena and Eric looked at .

ntor Alfredo smiled at and said, "Long ago, people thought spaceti had 10 dinsions—9 for space, 1 for ti. The extra space dinsions were supposed to be so curled up into miniature scales, that they were unvisible in everyday live. But strings, ehich existed in these dinsions affected how we see higher dinsions as matter."

After a pause, he added, "We now know that this theory isn’t true. It was proven wrong a long ti ago. To be exact, it was disproven about the ti that humans were exploring the possibilities of gravitational waves."

He continued, "There were many mistakes in that theory. But! When we found out that the beginning of the universe was controller from a higher dintion through quantum entanglent, people, yet again, searched for an answer to what matter really is."

Alfredo then pointed to , "Max. You said sothing about vibrations comming from another dintion. What do you an by that?"

I answered, "My theory is that whatever happens is predetermined by vibrations coming down to our dintion. Each frequency of vibrations happen at a certain probability"

Alfredo paused for a second and then said, "Max, after class, please co with to my office. I’d like to check sothing. If you will be okay with that, of course."

Following that, Alfredo returned to the holographic string and explained, "Scholars started delving into what occurs if the vibrations don’t dissolve in the air but keep layering, particularly exploring the 2D and 1D perspective."

He explained that they created simulations of virtually eternal vibrational waves using supercomputers and later on, they were also able to create self-reinforced vibrations in a physical experint.

Alfredo then addressed us, "Today, we won’t delve much deeper into this, but I want you to understand what the 4th layer is truly about."

"The entire universe is essentially the result of vibrating waves originating from beyond. At the beginning of the universe, emanating from the point singularity, vibrations erged."

"This explained many inconsistencies, when it ca to how the universe functioned and looked."

In that mont Milena asked, "Does that an that the vibrations are trapped in our universe?"

ntor Alfredo looked at her enthusiasticly, "You could say so."

I then added, "Not only that. I think that the vibrations are trying to escape. They are tending to singularity."

Eric who kept a serious expression looked at , "Why do you think so?"

I answered, "It would explain Gravity. The vibrations seek an exit and heavy objects make them feel closer to it."

ntor Alfredo waved his hands, "I appriciate your thoughts on this matter, but I will conclude the session there."

I stood up to follow him to his office, but Milena spoke to from behind,"Max, would you like to grab a drink later? I could explain how things work here."

I noticed Eric looking at her with a disappointed expression.

I replied, "No, I promised to go back ho. Maybe next ti."

With that said I left the classroom.