Clinging to the Witcher world to become a god of martial arts

Chapter 211 Introduction to the Fundamentals of Energy, Speculation

"I understand." Lorne nodded, memorizing the names of the key subjects Sadiq had mentioned. He would study these theoretical courses in depth after the battle of the prodigies.

Once I have a complete grasp of all these concepts, I will try to build a dynamic energy balance model. With my current knowledge, I can manage to draw a Tai Chi diagram or something similar.

Such academic research is ultimately the domain of laymen.

"How about trying to access the database?" Sadiq suggested from the side. "It might feel a little strange at first."

"Okay." Lorne walked to the center, took out the academic token he had just received, and looked at the orb of light that Sadiq had designated.

I still have the access tokens from Cologne. I'll have to access the academic resource database sooner or later, so I might as well try accessing the database first, which will also give me more experience later.

The moment the token touched the surface of the light sphere, a soft glow rippled outwards like waves.

After authorization, reading, and establishment, the ball of light rapidly expanded, and then a stream of information surged directly into his mind.

The nature of energy, the perception of energy, the manipulation of energy, energy and elements... these were the opening contents of "An Introduction to the Fundamentals of Energy," and they all rushed into my mind in one go.

This direct spiritual transmission is extremely efficient. A large number of theorems, contents, and basic laws of energy transformation are transformed into information streams, waiting for one to allocate spiritual power to view them.

It is far more convenient than traditional methods, solves the drawbacks of paper-based reading, and saves a lot of time.

However, this also brings a significant mental burden.

Lorne felt a slight throbbing pain in his temples, but fortunately, this discomfort was still within acceptable limits, far less painful than the mental blockage that came with being enveloped in magic.

After receiving all the information streams, you still need to spare some attention to check them. Accessing the database is like temporarily storing that content in your mind.

This doesn't mean that he could grasp all the content in an instant and read through it all. Lorne doesn't have that level of mental strength or ability.

Sadiq watched from the side, his stiff facial muscles seeming to twitch, a barely perceptible hint of surprise flashing across his face. "Your spirit... is very resilient."

"Typically, when apprentices are exposed to such a wide range of information for the first time, they need at least a period of rest to recover from the mental discomfort."

This reminded him of his first time in this laboratory, when he was recklessly reviewing two or three theoretical documents, which put immense pressure on his mind.

It almost couldn't withstand the pressure. Fortunately, the database access was interrupted in time, otherwise the consequences would have been unimaginable.

The boy in front of him didn't react much and calmly accepted the contents of "Introduction to the Fundamentals of Energy".

"Perhaps I'm a special case." Lorne didn't elaborate and took back the token.

I briefly browsed the introduction to "An Introduction to the Fundamentals of Energy":

To those who seek knowledge:

When you open this book, you are not taking a simple step, but a leap forward.

You will step from the other side of ignorance onto a rainbow bridge built of pure energy, leading to a real world composed of energy.

The introduction alone made him realize the depth and complexity of academic research, which was not as easy as the academic wizards made it out to be.

It's not as simple as building a model; it involves not only understanding and utilizing the nature of energy, but also exploring and delving deeper into the world.

Academic research is essentially the process by which wizards analyze the world step by step.

"Being exceptional is a good thing. In academia, mediocrity and failing to demonstrate certain abilities mean being forgotten."

Sadiq's tone remained calm. "Professor Victor has quite a few students, but many have been gradually forgotten, even those who initially showed some talent."

"Academic research requires not only talent, hard work, and sweat, but also constant perseverance."

"Yes." Lorne nodded, indicating his agreement. No matter what you do, what's required is nothing more than talent.

Effort and perseverance.

Each of the three occupies an important part.

"You can choose an empty room next door as your temporary residence, or you can return to your residence in the Wizard Tower if you need to conduct research in the laboratory."

"It's up to you," Sadiq instructed. "Remember to ask for my opinion before touching any experimental materials or data records in the lab. You can familiarize yourself with the rest at your own pace."

"Understood." Before Sadiq left, Lorne did not forget to ask about the fundamental purpose of his visit to the academic school.

So much had happened before: first, the meeting with Victor; then, the revelation of the existence of the Tai Chi diagram; the explanation to the academic wizards; and finally, being taken in as a student by Victor.

Having acquired the status of a three-star mentor and student, Victor's idea of ​​dissecting himself to study the dynamic energy balance model was dispelled.

But this heavy task was also handed to him at any time, which was also a benefit.

"Do you remember the deal we made?" Lorne asked, referring to the deal he made a few months ago when they were still neighbors, where he traded his Death Knight's Life Box for the Stability Bracelet.

"Of course." It wasn't that many years had passed, so Sadiq naturally remembered it. "If it weren't for that deal, I might be dead somewhere by now."

As he mentioned earlier, his long-term research had been subjected to constant exposure to the black sun, and the pollution in his body had accumulated to a terrifying level.

If he hadn't perfected the Black Sun spell concept, joined the academic faction, and received Victor's treatment, his life would probably be in danger.

"The Stabilizing Bracelet." Lorne got to the crucial point, this wizarding artifact forcibly taken by Hyman, "Besides stabilizing the mind, does it have any other functions?"

He was very curious about how Sadiq, who was just an apprentice at the time, obtained such a magical artifact that even formal wizards coveted.

"I'm not entirely sure." Sadiq recalled the wizard's artifact. "The Stable Bracelet was given to me by a friend on his deathbed; it was a meticulously crafted apprenticeship."

"Unfortunately, I was focused on the concept of the Black Sun spell at the time and did not specifically study the function of this artifact."

"Is it a sentiment or someone's dying wish?" Lorne suddenly realized. It turned out that Sadiq didn't know the specific function of the stabilizing bracelet either. No wonder he traded it to him in the first place.

This behavior somewhat offended Lorne, who casually traded away his friend's belongings before his death. However, considering Sadiq's own precarious situation at the time, it wasn't entirely surprising.

"However..." Sadiq paused, then speculated, "Besides stabilizing the mind, the stabilizing bracelet might also have the function of temporarily stabilizing energy..."