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"Perhaps...everyone here?"

When Julian said these words, almost everyone couldn't sit still. Even the best-tempered Deputy Tower Master Hillua couldn't help but have a look of anger on his face.

For a time, almost everyone present was talking.

"Julian, what do you mean?"

"Tower Master, what are you thinking about?"

"Don't think that just because you are the tower owner, you can dominate the resources of the Astrology Tower!"

"You need to explain your actions! All of them!"

"Julian, you need to take responsibility for your words!"

Some people were questioning, some were accusing, and the grumpy Lekanishiu simply slapped the table and cursed angrily.

Countless voices were mixed together, stirring back and forth in this small space, entangled back and forth, back and forth.

As high-ranking people, they naturally still value their status and retain their own face.

Although the scene was lively, it was not to the point of direct action.

It's just that if they speak at the same time, no matter how small the sound is, it will be infinitely amplified in front of more than a dozen people. At first glance, it sounds like a noisy food market.

Fortunately, this is the top of the tower where idlers are not allowed to enter. If the apprentices knew about the current behavior of their usual mentors and tower masters, they would definitely lose face.

For people of their status, even just being angry is considered rude.

Faced with everyone's censure and questions, Julian just stood quietly and did not refute. He just looked at everyone and looked at them one by one.

It's strange to say that they were clearly just looking at each other and not using any abilities, but the person who was looking at him quickly calmed down. Even the Aragonian Lekanishiu, who had the most explosive temper, finally muttered and sat back on his back. on the seat.

"Explain, Julian." Virgil was unwilling and spoke again.

Just now, he clearly wanted to look hard at Julian, but facing Julian's starry eyes, he didn't know why, but he felt a little guilty.

Under the gaze of those calm eyes, he actually felt vaguely ashamed after experiencing so many storms.

"I think not all of you here are here for the vision yesterday, right?"

"We need an explanation, Julian, since you became the Tower Master of the Star Tower." Lecanisiu spoke in broken continental common language.

"I know that some people will be curious and curious about why I can become the tower master of the Star Tower. This curiosity, doubt and disdain make you lose your cool, just like you look at my apprentice with the same eyes, Sartre ,Same."

He deliberately singled out the word "same".

"Indeed," he nodded and explained with a smile: "After all, I am only a transcendent who has just become a gold-level person, and I don't even have many apprentices under my name. Even today, my students, There are only a handful of them.”

"I am not like Master Lekanishi who can train a steady stream of apprentices, nor can I have an extremely thorough study of the astrology like the master of Hilllua Tower, nor can I be as free as the master of Virgil Tower. Traveling through the spiritual world..."

His eyes moved to Master Virgil unconsciously.

"But I have something that you have not noticed, or perhaps you don't intend to notice..." He took out a thick parchment book from his gray robe.

The title of the book is "Some Thoughts and Suggestions on Universalizing Ritual and Reducing Ritual Process", author: Julian.

There were whispers of discussion in the small room again.

Because of his youth, he has indeed written very few academic classics. The most complete one is the one in his hand.

As an academic work by the Master of the Tower of Stars, everyone present, no matter how disdainful it is, will read it. They all know the general content of the entire book and can understand Julian's general ideas.

In fact, this academic book, which is as thick as a common language dictionary, talks about a core concept throughout: how to save the release time of the ritual while ensuring that the effect of the ritual remains unchanged as much as possible, or to ensure that the release of the ritual is as fast as possible In the end, it will take effect rather than change or lose control.

Speaking of it, it is very simple, very solid, and it is also quite basic.

But the question is, what is the significance of this kind of research to the Tower of Stars?

If it were in ancient times, in that era of frugal living, and in that era when rituals required sharing spices and patchwork, this kind of thinking and academic achievements might have been effective.

But what era is it now?

Is their Star Tower really short of spices?

With the supply of the two kingdoms of Lenofica and Algrant, their spice resources had long been abundant beyond the imagination of their ancestors.

They were even able to use starlight and rituals to build a giant spice cultivation room and storage room ten kilometers deep and divided into dozens of floors underground in the Tower of Stars for the storage and cultivation of rare spices.

Tower Master, times have changed!

Looking at everyone's puzzled looks, Julian couldn't help but sigh.

He couldn't help but think of that immature student back then. The bronze-level student solemnly took over the draft he had written, stayed up for two days and one night to read it, and then knocked on his door with bloodshot eyes. , handing over the scrawled learning experience with both hands uneasily.

Julian still remembers that there was a kind of confidence hidden in those anxious eyes.

It is a kind of paranoid and almost abnormal conceit that blooms out of the soil of extreme humility and even low self-esteem.

The scribbled learning experience was scrawled without any corrections. It was completed in one go without even a slight hesitation.

The direction is correct, the ideas are novel, and the theory is feasible.

His student not only thoroughly learned the information in the manuscript, but also went a step further on the original basis and came up with a "spice glove" that he had never thought of!

He is indeed his student.

Because even Siosande, the most outstanding prophet at the Silver level, failed to understand the true meaning of his manuscript.

In a sense, it's not that he is partial, but that he really only has one direct student.

His only direct descendant is also the only descendant who inherits and even develops his academic achievements.

Since there is only one direct student, it certainly doesn’t count as partiality, right?

"What exactly are you trying to explain, Julian." Virgil asked again, "We have all read your book, but so what?"

"So, everyone here..."

Julian walked into Virgil gently, slapped the book on the table in front of him with a loud bang, and then finally began to roar: "You just read it, but do you understand it?! "

When the stars are correct, the circle is the reward of truth~