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Chapter 305 Sensational Manuscript

After Purficott wrote the Introduction to Fantasy Alchemy, he directly ordered it to be sent back to Langton.

In order to make this introduction available to the world earlier, she even dispatched three airships directly, and also filled a ship full of steam knights to transport it.

This behavior immediately attracted a lot of attention to her. After all, her identity was completely different now. Suddenly, an airship and steam knight were dispatched with such fanfare, but it turned out that they were just transporting a manuscript. How could this not be the case? To attract curiosity and attention?
This is like the Yankees in the original world suddenly dispatching their aircraft carrier fleet. Do you think it was just to escort a piece of technical data?
How good does this technology have to be to be worthy of such a big battle?

There is no doubt that this is another technology that can change the world.

Everyone thinks so, and is also looking forward to it, looking forward to what new gadgets Perfectot will come up with that can change the world.

Then they knew that the thing that Purficott sent out three airships to escort was indeed just a manuscript, a piece of paper written by her herself on special alchemy paper that would not burn, soak in water, or be damaged. , requiring the precious manuscript to be escorted by two regiments of steam knights.

"What on earth is this that requires Count Brandless to stage such a big battle?" The president of the Royal Academy of Sciences looked at a group of fully armed steam knight guards holding a delicate box of maid dolls, heading towards the royal family. When the Academy of Sciences came over, he couldn't help but make a fuss.

Although he was the president of the Royal Academy of Sciences, when Perficott became the vice-president, he already knew that his position would belong to Perficott sooner or later.

He is still sitting in this position just because Perficott is still too young. The Queen feels that she cannot control the Royal Academy of Sciences, and she herself does not like the large amount of administrative work that affects her research time.

After all, before becoming President of the Royal Academy of Sciences, he was also a famous scientist with numerous publications.

If he had not had excellent academic strength and certain political skills and acumen, he would not have been able to sit on the position of president of the Royal Academy of Sciences.

Of course, this is not a big problem for the president of the Royal Academy of Sciences, or it is really what he wants.

If he knew that in Purficott's original world there was a saying that "when a scientist frequently appears in the media, it means that his academic life is over", then he would definitely use this sentence Serve as a model.

But when he really got his wish and sat in this position, he found that a lot of administrative work and other trivial things, and the "high life" he originally thought he would aspire to, took up most of his time and made him When there was no way to achieve any new academic results, he suddenly discovered that he seemed to be on a wrong path.

But this does not mean that an important academic material is of no value to him, or that it is not valued by him.

On the contrary, the president of the Royal Academy of Sciences is not a completely political animal, nor is he a pure bureaucrat who understands no technology.

His desire to sit in this position was indeed motivated by ambition, but this ambition has not completely swallowed him up and turned him into a political animal through and through. He has more or less retained some of his professionalism as a scientist. And even if you don’t start from this point, just seeing that the Earl of the North, who is now known as the most talented girl in Langton’s history, actually made such a big battle just to escort a manuscript, that is what everyone will be curious about. What exactly was written in her manuscript.

Soon, the manuscript was sent to the president of the Royal Academy of Sciences.

The dean very carefully opened the delicate box in the hand of the maid puppet and took out a manuscript written in gold on a roll of black paper.

He couldn't wait to unfold the manuscript and read it.

Around him, some scientists who accompanied him to receive the manuscript could not bear their curiosity and leaned over to see what was written on the manuscript.

Soon, the dean's eyes widened, to the point where others wondered if his eyes would pop out of his sockets if he opened them so wide.

But at this time, no one around the dean cared whether his eyes would fall down, because at this time, the scientists who saw the contents of the manuscript had the same expression on their faces as the dean.

"This is sheer nonsense! How can the laws of the real universe be broken and subverted!" An old man with white hair and beard suddenly yelled loudly. At the same time, he was also shouting loudly, as if he was really seeking more support: "Bradley Earl Si is indeed a powerful alchemist, but even she can’t break the reality and make the impossible possible! This article is just nonsense!”

However, the facts proved that no one would support him, because for this matter itself, the opposition of a mere old man was completely meaningless.

If fantasy alchemy comes true, then the empire will be like picking up a krypton gold plug-in. Let alone the apocalyptic winter, even if the stars really dim and destruction is imminent, the empire will have enough confidence and technology to deal with it.

So it is conceivable that the attitude of these scientists who saw the manuscript for the first time towards this technology has changed from "Let's see what tricks the Earl of the North has done" to "Let me see how it works." "Things" to the point of "I'm just a humble scientist and can't understand this Zentraedi technology."

After all, fantasy alchemy was more of a derogatory term in the past. No one would want to deal with a group of unrealistic lunatics. Although some of the people who studied fantasy alchemy were not crazy and even had quite astonishing academic achievements, they I will still be immersed in fantasy alchemy and unable to extricate myself.

This is just like Purficott's original world. If one day someone claims that water-washed coal can be used as rocket fuel and can send manned rockets to the moon, you will also think it's nonsense.

But if the people who said this were Einstein and Newton, would you believe it to be true? Will you devote more experience to it and pay attention to it?
Even in the original world, the perpetual motion machine, which has long been proven by modern science to be a pure fantasy and can never be realized, is still very popular in the technologically advanced society of the 21st century, attracting the attention of countless people. and get involved?
But for Purficott, she is somewhat different from others. After all, she can really create a "perpetual motion machine"!

So it is conceivable how much waves and influence Utopian Alchemy can cause in Langton.

(End of this chapter)