Did the villainous professor survive today?

"Everyone, please don't blink. What's about to happen may be beyond your comprehension."

Upon hearing Kroenke's remarks, some of the scholars present seemed to realize something, but they were still unclear about what would happen next.

But the only thing they were clear about now was that the young man in front of them was by no means the ordinary person they had previously thought he was.

The crowd's gazes were intense, and they involuntarily took a few steps forward, wanting to observe further.

Under their renewed scrutiny, Krenk pressed his advantage, continuing to infuse magic and creating a third orb of light in his palm.

After the third light sphere was generated, the previously orderly trajectories of the two light spheres instantly became chaotic, with no logic whatsoever in their orbits.

"I call this phenomenon the three-body motion."

Kroenk looked at the three erratic orbs of light in his hand and explained:

"Once the magic orbs undergo three-body motion, their trajectory immediately becomes unpredictable. The more orbs there are, the more complex the changes become. This explains why the energy of chaos magic is so vast and unpredictable!"

Kroenke glanced sideways and noticed that the scholars who were listening in were all petrified.

Most of them were still in the process of recovering, their brains processing everything their eyes were seeing at full power, thinking about why the trajectory of the movement became completely unpredictable after the addition of the third sphere.

Before they could think it through, Krenk tapped the table with his other hand, pulling them back to reality, and said firmly:

"Your Highness, the Three-Body Problem is the underlying principle of Chaos Magic!"

Upon hearing this, the entire study suddenly became noticeably quieter, and even the sound of everyone breathing seemed to disappear.

In an instant, everyone present got goosebumps.

Some people stared wide-eyed, while others stammered as they asked:

"Professor Krenk... what's the principle behind this?"

"As for the principle..."

Halfway through his speech, Krenk suddenly felt a throbbing pain in his brain and a ringing in his ears.

It only lasted a few seconds before it started like this. Luckily, I added some extra points beforehand, otherwise I might have been bleeding from all seven orifices on the spot...

Krenk finished the simulated Three-Body exercise, blinked his slightly sore eyes, and then began to instruct in a teacher's tone:

"Everyone, if there's anything you don't understand, you can try it yourself first."

As soon as he finished speaking, those who reacted quickly immediately imitated Krenk's previous actions, condensing a ball of light with gravity properties in their hands.

"Whoa! It's done! It's done! I did it!"

"Me too! Me too! After adding the third one, there was absolutely no pattern left!"

"Hey! What were you two doing? Why are two of them fused together?!"

"Seriously! Even with the addition of a fourth or fifth piece, the movement still has absolutely no pattern!"

"Hey! Estene, why is your nose bleeding!"

"Doctor! Doctor!"

"..."

As the elderly scholars chattered away, several lines of bright blue subtitles appeared before Krenk's eyes.

You improved Lola's impression of you, thus avoiding your fate of death!

[Points +1000!]

[You avoided the risk of being exposed as an academic fraud in front of Isabel, and you avoided death!]

[Points +1000!]

[Current points: 2000!]

Looking at the rewards given on the system panel, Kroenke was delighted, but also felt a sense of bewilderment.

If one's goal is to avoid being discovered as an academic fraudster and gain points, that's understandable.

So why did the reason for gaining points from Lola change her impression of him?

Krenk glanced subconsciously at Lora standing to the side.

As the princess's close attendant, she observed the situation outside the study window with a blank expression, as if she had nothing to do with the meeting.

This doesn't make sense. Krenk recalled his memories of his past and present lives. This should be the first time the two of them have met. Logically speaking, there shouldn't be anything wrong with it. Moreover, the face and attire of the original body are almost flawless, and there are no embarrassing rumors. Why would she have such a bad impression of him?

It was so bad that it even posed a threat to his life.

"Your Highness! If that's really the case, perhaps there's still hope!"

The elderly man who had interrupted Kroenke earlier spoke excitedly.

He looked at the several spheres of light swirling and intertwining in his palm, his feelings equally complex. He looked up at Krenk:

"Professor Krenk, I sincerely apologize for my previous offensive behavior."

Kroenke glanced at the apologizing scholar and nodded slightly:

"Let's get down to business. Before I came here, I had heard that His Highness has long been troubled by chaos magic and has been searching for a way to cure it."

Upon hearing Krenk's words, the scholars sat up straight in their seats, like obedient students in a primary school classroom, and pricked up their ears, ready to listen carefully to the rest of the lecture.

"However, before I begin, I need to pour some cold water on this," Krenk said, holding up a finger.

"Even if we understand the underlying principles of chaos magic, it will still be a significant challenge to overcome it. Therefore, before providing a definitive solution, I need Your Highness to answer a few personal questions for me."

Krenk then pointed to the study door, signaling everyone to leave.

"Now, I would like to ask everyone to leave here briefly so that I can have a few words with His Highness alone."

"No problem, Professor Krenk."

The scholars' voices softened considerably, and they all stood up and walked out the door.

The sunlight streaming through the window was warm and gentle, making them feel cozy. The scholars, sitting by the windowsill, spontaneously began to discuss what had just happened:

"Speaking of which, Professor Krenk is truly a remarkable talent. At such a young age, he has accomplished the principles of chaos magic that other scholars have been unable to analyze in their entire lives. He is truly a force to be reckoned with."

"Wait...wait a minute!" Someone suddenly stopped, turned around sharply, looked at the study door, and stammered, "Professor Klenk's latest research is called...what's it called again?"

Everyone was stunned for a moment.

When they came to their senses, they suddenly shuddered, and the goosebumps that had just appeared on their bodies all fell off with a thud.

There is no other reason.

Krenk's theory is called the theory of the common origin of magic.

In other words, Krenk's latest research is not limited to chaos magic.

Rather, it is a theory applicable to all magic.

The so-called analysis of the chaos magic theory that has troubled countless scholars is merely a drop in the ocean of his theory.

The scholars looked up, gazed out the window, and murmured:

"God... what kind of monster has appeared...?"