Adventurer of the Elf World

Dr. Ohki took the notebook and looked at the slightly scrawled writing on it. As he read on, he quickly ignored the small flaws and his attention was completely attracted by the content.

For a long time, Dr. Ohki just glanced at the beginning and then raised his notebook and asked Xiu: "Are you sure?"

"Hmm~" Xiu nodded towards Dr. Omu, and then explained:

"The Flying Mantis extracts and condenses metallic energy from the metal elements, and then acts on itself. The used and excess metal elements will be transferred to the exoskeleton such as the shell and the sickle.

At this time, the outer shell and the sickle will show signs of metalization, and at the same time serve as a place for energy storage, and the inside of the Flying Mantis will be transformed by this energy..."

Dr. Ohmu looked through Xiu's records and listened to his words. It took him a while to sort out the situation, and at the same time, the situations presented by the Flying Mantis before were explained.

"You mean, the real core of the evolution of the Flying Mantis is that energy, not the type of metal and some messy things, right?"

"It can be understood this way, but it is similar to the results of previous tests. The condition of the metal will also affect the properties of the exoskeleton and sickle of the giant pincer mantis."

But before he could finish speaking, Dr. Omu interrupted.

"Yes! You kid actually discovered this. You have almost solved the problem of the evolution of flying mantises. You are almost as good as those experts who specialize in this stuff."

Dr. Omu raised his hand and handed the notebook back, and added with a smile: "As soon as this paper is published, you are not allowed to be famous in the entire circle?"

Xiu looked at Dr. Ohki's smiling face, then took the next step with a little helplessness, shook his head and said:

"I did not discover this alone. Without the support of Dr. Ohki's previous data, there would be no such conclusion."

When Dr. Omu heard this, he thought it was Xiu being modest at first, but judging from his expression and tone, that was not what he meant.

"What do you mean? It's you who discovered it, so I won't steal your achievements?"

Doubts linger in Dr. Ohki's mind. No one can avoid profit and glory. The road is clear. Obviously the most difficult beginning has been solved. All he needs to do next is to test according to his ideas. Why?

Xiu smiled bitterly and said: "Doctor, you know that I came here to ask for help just to solve their problems. The so-called academic results are completely meaningless to me, not to mention that the Flying Mantis matter was originally presided over by the doctor. I I am only involved as an assistant, so how can I have the nerve to take away the fruits of the doctor's efforts~"

"Then why are you showing this to me?" Dr. Ohki suddenly seemed a little irritable and shouted at Xiujiu: "Are you giving me charity?"

"Doctor, you misunderstood, you know I don't care about those..."

"Then do you think I care?" Dr. Omu interrupted Xiu, and looked at him with a hint of anger.

At his age, he has never seen anything happen. Logically speaking, he would not be so angry, but Xiu's behavior now really makes him feel humiliated.

It doesn't matter whether Xiu did it intentionally or not. Xiu's words put him in a very embarrassing position.

"Doctor, I think you have misunderstood. First of all, I have no interest in these, and I am not a researcher who studies elves. What's more, this is just a conjecture, and verification will require a lot of time and energy.

But the affairs of Giant Claw Mantis and Casey took up most of my time, and there was no extra time to study these things. "

Xiu really didn't have any malicious intentions this time, nor was he trying to plot against Dr. Oak. He just took the opportunity of the evolution of the Flying Praying Mantis to share with Dr. Oak some of his understanding of the evolutionary process of the Flying Praying Mantis.

What's more, Xiu really learned something from this incident. The time he controlled the Flying Mantis' body allowed him to see many things that normal people couldn't. It can almost be said that he participated in the evolution of the Flying Mantis. During most of the process, being kicked in the end was probably due to its own instinctive resistance.

Maybe no one in this world has ever done something as crazy as him.

Of course, the reward was huge. Not only did the Flying Mantis evolve successfully, but he also got clues to the elf's evolution.

And what Xiu showed Dr. Ohki just now was those things. He just wanted to get Dr. Ohki's point of view to see if this was possible. He really didn't care much about other things.

Dr. Oki's reaction was a bit unexpected, but it was right. People like him should really hate academic fraud. When the two of them chatted before, he probably knew that Dr. Oki was very rigorous in academics. of.

Knowing that it was caused by his failure to explain the matter clearly, Xiu added: "What I thought was just a conjecture. It cannot be confirmed, and I have no ability to confirm it, so I gave this to the doctor. I’m just hoping to get some advice from the doctor.”

After Dr. Omu heard this, he was silent for a while and then said: "I'm sorry, your idea is very good, but..."

Dr. Ohki also confirmed that Xiu didn't do it on purpose. Right is right and wrong is wrong. He still has the courage to apologize.

That thing had a big impact on him, and the concept introduced in it was likely to cause earth-shaking changes in the entire academic world, so he lost his composure like this.

Sometimes knowing less is a very happy thing. After all, the more you know, the more you don’t know.

It was as if Xiu, who proposed that concept, had no idea what impact his words would have on the world.

"It's okay, I just thought about it casually."

Xiu didn't react much. He proposed this based on his conjecture about elves in his previous life, and combined with his current experience. He gave it to Professor Oak just to ask him to help verify it. As for the benefits and reputation, he didn't care.

Money is a good thing, but it's enough.

"It's getting late. Let's talk about it tomorrow."

Dr. Oak didn't mean to continue talking. He got up and went downstairs first, and Xiu followed him down.

After Xiu left the institute, Dr. Oak sat alone in the living room. There was a cup of steaming tea on the table, which was obviously freshly brewed.

Dr. Oak watched the tea leaves rise and fall in the cup, but his attention was not on it, but on the conjectures that Xiu had just made.

Suddenly, Dr. Oak seemed to wake up, closed his eyes and shook his head, but his frown did not relax, but deepened.

"Ah~" Professor Oak sighed, then held the teacup in his hand and said to himself: "You really know how to give me a difficult problem~"