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They would only nod in acknowledgment after seeing their own Rhodes Island supervisor-level uniform.

'Could it be that Miss Typing Girl has rebelled?'

A strange thought inexplicably popped into Bai Ye's head.

Yes, Bai Ye has given Typing Girl a lot more authority; in a sense, she is even acting as the supervisor.

Perhaps this guy couldn't stand the strange state of affairs in the offline monarch system, so he simply took on the main responsibility himself—well, that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Bai Ye had already achieved his goal. He had established connections with numerous players through Rhodes Island's offices around the world, many of whom had heard of him and received missions from his company at various offices.

He could be said to have accomplished most of his original goal. The role of the Rhodes Island supervisor was more about privilege levels, the Rhodes Island database, PRTS, and some material support.

"Hmm, thinking about it this way, it's actually quite useful..." Bai Ye muttered to himself. If his subordinates suddenly wanted to use "Eastern Kingdom traditional skills" in an attempt to overthrow their superiors, he would still have to suppress them.

……

Of course, all of this was just Bai Ye's wishful thinking. He probably knew that he was actually being quite absurd as a supervisor.

After enduring the stares from some unfamiliar operators, Bai Ye made his way back to his office.

Then he saw the typing girl sitting in her seat reading Dongguo comics.

Other than that, everything is normal. It seems nothing strange has happened.

When the typist saw Bai Ye enter the office, she was stunned for a moment, and then looked at Bai Ye with a strange look.

"What exactly happened?" Bai Ye couldn't hold back any longer and asked.

The gazes he received along the way always made him feel uneasy, and he even wondered if he was going to be hung on the bridge by Dr. Kal'tsit—if she could.

The typist looked Bai Ye up and down, then frowned: "He doesn't seem like it..."

"Stop being a riddle-taker and just tell me what happened. I can't wait any longer." Bai Ye patted Typing Princess's head.

"Stop violence!" The Lateran girl covered her forehead and then shouted, "So the supervisor is a researcher? Hmm, he doesn't look like someone who does scientific research."

After the typist explained, Bai Ye finally understood that he was now famous.

His article passed the review of the relevant committees in Letania and was certified by some well-known Letanian scholars and the Columbia Institute of Technology before being published in major scientific journals.

Research institutions in Colombia and the Academy of Sciences in Letania have both expressed high praise for this article.

"Supervisor, Rhodes Island has no shortage of scholars. They have all read the latest journals, and they were all stunned when they saw that the author of the article was actually a supervisor from Rhodes Island."

The publication will include a brief introduction of the author, such as a professor at a certain university or the director of a certain research institution.

Bai Ye's personal resume is very simple, with only the title of Director of Rhodes Island's Field Operations Department.

However, this unexpected discovery quickly spread the name of Bai Ye within Rhodes Island.

For example, a caster operator in the caster department was surprised to find after reading Bai Ye's article that it was actually written by his own company's supervisor, and he even knew this supervisor—he was the one who helped the supervisor adjust his staff back then.

He then shared the news with his colleagues, and it quickly spread throughout Rhode Island's internal online forums and group chats. Soon, most researchers in the field were aware of it.

This is a case of the gossip spreading all over one's own house.

Well, while publishing an article might not be a particularly sensational event for Rhodes Island for some big names, there are always exceptions. If the person who wrote this article wasn't even a researcher before, but rather an "ordinary" field manager, then things would become very interesting.

"How come I didn't realize you had this skill before?" Typing Girl looked at Bai Ye, somewhat incredulous.

In the girl's eyes, it was true that Bai Ye was good at fighting, but... no one told her that this guy could also write papers.

If you suddenly tell someone who carries a sword around all day that he is actually a scientist, and the most authoritative expert on alien human research on this land, who can immediately accept such a contrast?

"Well, having stayed on Rhodes Island for so long, you should know that counterintuitive things happen frequently here..." Bai Ye sighed.

After all, scientists and doctors are the most capable fighters. There was once a physicist who could cut through two dimensions with a crowbar, so it's quite normal for him, as a scholar who studies gamers, to be somewhat capable in combat as well.

However, Bai Ye never expected that he would suddenly become famous like this.

No wonder Witte's attitude and gaze towards him suddenly changed before he left, and he was followed by bodyguards afterward; the previous guards alone probably weren't enough. Witte's messenger must have found out this information.

The various political entities have shown great concern and caution regarding the sudden appearance of this group of players, and the emergence of an authoritative player scholar at this moment naturally attracts their attention.

“One paper isn’t enough…” Typing Girl looked at Bai Ye and started offering suggestions.

She said thoughtfully, "Bai Ye, you should publish books, just like that... Mr. Xue. Write several books, and you will become a true authority. No one will be able to look down on you, and governments of various countries will treat you as an honored guest."

The girl became unusually excited, completely unlike her usual serious demeanor.

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Chapter 63: I Ruined My Typing Girl (4/5)

Typing Girl knew about Mr. Blood because she saw several of his works on Bai Ye's desk and then curiously searched for them, only to find out about his authority in the field of blood research.

In her opinion, it might be a good thing if Bai Ye could expand into his own field as well.

In that case, he should be able to focus more on this kind of thing, instead of constantly finding things to do for himself.

The plan goes through!

Miss Typing Girl felt she had come up with a great plan.

……

On the other side, Bai Ye fell into deep thought.

The typist's point is quite valid; it seems that most scholars and experts these days publish books. For example, Warfarin, under the pen name "Mr. Blood," has written numerous books on the field of blood research.

However, writing a book is a very troublesome thing. Even writing a novel is not something you can do whenever you want, let alone a book in the field of scientific research.

Then, without thinking, Bai Ye's gaze fell on Typing Girl.

"Hey, why are you looking at me like that!"

The typist immediately sensed the malice in Bai Ye's eyes, and she had a premonition that she was about to suffer.

As expected, Bai Ye looked at the girl and suddenly said, "Your code name is Typing Princess, so you must be quite good at typing... How about we team up?"

"Huh?!" Typing Girl's eyes widened, her jaw almost dropping to the ground.

What kind of nonsense is this? Her code name has absolutely nothing to do with typing. The code name is clearly because the sound of her Guardian Gun firing is similar to that of a typewriter. How does it have anything to do with typing?

"After that, I'll be in charge of the research, and then I'll send the experimental reports and research notes back to Rhodes Island. You can help me compile them into a book, how about that?"

The typist covered her forehead.

She felt like she had messed things up. Her original goal was to reduce her workload, but in the end, her workload increased instead.

"This is something outside of work, so I won't force you... Well, if this works out, we might become famous figures in Terra's history, and our names might appear in university textbooks around the world in the future."

"For example, 'Bai Ye and his assistant Typing Girl discovered something together,' doesn't that sound pretty grindy?"

After all, no one in this world understands players better than Bai Ye. In other words, Bai Ye is invincible in the field of player learning.

The typist remained silent.

To be honest, Bai Ye's explanation was quite tempting.

Although this girl just wants to live a relatively peaceful life right now, if that were really the case, she wouldn't carry the Guardian Gun with her every day.

If one could actually be inducted into the Terra Hall of Fame, it would seem like a pretty good achievement, and it sounds quite interesting.

The typist couldn't help but feel a little tempted. She was now truly experiencing a mix of love and hate, and these complex and contradictory emotions made her grab her hair and scream.

"Ugh...ahhhhhh—"

"How pathetic, another one has gone mad..." Bai Ye sneered from the side.

"*Latland profanity* Who do you think this is all about, you bastard!" Typing Girl clenched her fists.

She now regrets making the suggestion that dragged her into this mess.

And the key point is, she couldn't bear to refuse...

Human beings are just that complex and contradictory.

At that moment, the Lateran girl felt she had gained a deeper understanding of human nature.

"Fine, I'll take this job!"

In the end, Miss Typing Girl agreed.

She can even conduct her own research project called "Observation of Abnormal Humans," after all, there is a rather special operator on the Rhodes Island main ship—a long-term expatriate of the "Northern Cross Private Messenger Company" whose identity is White Night.

She was a player, or, in Bai Ye's words, an "Undead".

That was a female player with the game nickname "Coffee Cup," but unfortunately, she created a male-looking account and used a voice changer.

This is a natural object of observation.

However, Bai Ye worries that this particular sample might label the player community as having "unclear gender identity." After all, it would seem strange for a girl to control a male character; she would subconsciously make some feminine gestures. The key point is that the character looks like a muscular man, which is quite absurd.

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After hurriedly arranging the tasks, Bai Ye returned to his dormitory.

He needs to take a break.

In fact, due to his frequent travels, he rarely gets a good night's sleep. Fortunately, his mental abilities have gradually reached an inhuman level, allowing him to replace sleep with a certain amount of meditation, and after several hours of deep sleep, he can be full of energy for three days and three nights.

This prevented him from becoming mentally exhausted due to intermittent and insufficient rest.

Outside the door, Bai Ye happened to run into Himer and her little fire dragon.

Once again, Bai Ye received strange looks from He Mo, who clearly didn't expect that Bai Ye was actually in the same profession as her.

Although Hermer knew that Bai Ye was studying medicine on his own, she did not expect that the area in which Bai Ye first made achievements would be a completely new research direction, and that his contributions would be pioneering.

Hemer gained a new understanding of his often-absent neighbor.

Bai Ye locked himself in his room, finding a rare moment of peace and quiet.

There are no large groups of players following you everywhere, no enemies, and no annoying things to do here, making it a really nice place to rest.

Upon reflection, Bai Ye realized that the smooth passage of his article was likely due to Dr. Kal'tsit's connections. PRTS had previously mentioned Dr. Kal'tsit's whereabouts, and it seemed they had also mentioned Letania.

Later, after hearing from the typist that scholars from Letania and research institutes in Columbia had given sharp reviews of Bai Ye's article, Bai Ye immediately thought of Kal'tsit, who had been a scholar in Letania and had connections with some research institutions in Columbia.

It's hard not to make those connections.

"That old woman..."

Bai Ye sat on the bed and shook his head.

But why did she go to Iberia?

Bai Ye was a little confused.

"We won't run into each other outside again, will we..." Bai Ye muttered to himself. He was about to head to Iberia with Skadi.

That country closest to the sea.

"It's unlikely to be that coincidental. By the time we arrive, Dr. Kal'tsit will probably have already returned to Rhodes Island..."

Chapter Sixty-Four: A Moment of Inspiration

Bai Ye opened her eyes.

He found himself sitting on the beach.

Beneath my feet lay damp sand, soaked by the rising tide; looking up, the vast starry sky stretched out before me, like a reflection of the sea, the countless stars resembling luminous plankton in the ocean.

Bai Ye took a deep breath of air; it was a moist sea breeze, carrying a salty, fishy smell.

Looking around, Bai Ye spotted a familiar figure on the beach. She was wearing a black detective's trench coat and a deerstalker hat, with the collar turned up high, obscuring half of her face.

However, the girl's signature long, smooth white hair made Bai Ye recognize her identity immediately.

"Didi."

The sea breeze carried Bai Ye's voice to the girl, and so the girl opened her arms to Bai Ye.

Bai Ye walked quickly toward her, but stopped before getting close to the girl.

Not right.

Bai Ye's intuition told him that something was very wrong.

Because Baiye could feel something slowly flowing out of her body.

Bai Ye was familiar with this strange feeling. In his previous life, whenever he fought against demons, he could feel this thing being slowly drawn away.