I have a Synthesizer

After tidying up the books in his hands, Klein began to casually stroll through the library.

He had already found the information he urgently needed, and with the remaining time, he could expand his knowledge base.

He needed a lot of knowledge now, but he didn't know if it was available here.

Setting his sights on the history section, he picked and chose, eventually selecting "A Brief History of the Old World."

Klein himself had some knowledge of the empire's history, and there was no need to delve into it in detail for the time being, so he was more curious about what the world was like before the New World.

Klein didn't take the book back to his seat, but chose to stand there and read it.

"A Brief History of the Old World" briefly described the situation of the Old World before the Cataclysm.

Speaking of the Cataclysm, Klein had not seen a specific description of what kind of disaster it was.

The wording and descriptions in this book were also very vague, but Klein quickly saw what was going on.

Because this book clearly mentioned electricity, mechanization, and firearms, which were definitely not products of this era.

The book even mentioned that some museums in the empire still preserved these items, but most of them were no longer usable.

Seeing this, Klein became a little puzzled.

"Could it be that I didn't travel to another world, but came to many years in the future?"

He could only keep this thought in his heart for now, as he had no way to find out the truth.

This book mentioned that around 500 years before the New Era, the rules of the Old World changed overnight.

These small countries then went through more than 30 years of war, annexing each other, until two super empires emerged.

One was Tyrrella, and the other was Grandok.

Tyrrella set the founding of the country as the first year of the New Era, and also changed the name of the continent to Tyrrella.

Grandok was established in the fifth year of the New Era. At that time, Tyrrella, which had just been founded, was also plagued by internal and external troubles and was unable to launch a war against Grandok.

Grandok's environment was better, and neither side was willing to rashly launch a war, which eventually led to the situation of the two great empires standing against each other.

Reading this, Klein had no way of determining whether this world was still the Earth he knew.

After all, the terrain of this world had completely changed.

But none of this mattered anymore. Finding a foothold was the most important thing now.

Only when he had strength would he have the qualifications to explore this world.

… …

Throwing a pile of newspapers in his hand into the trash can, Klein took a long breath and stood up.

"Today's harvest is full!"

"Mr. Billy, I'm leaving."

Klein handed the library card to Billy.

Billy took the card and said with a smile.

"Okay, take care on the road!"

Handing the borrowed books to Billy for sorting, Klein left the library.

Not long after, a familiar figure appeared next to his previous location.

In the cold weather, the person wore a black long skirt on her lower body and only a white sweater on her upper body, her chest surging.

In winter, everyone was dressed very thickly, and this proud figure naturally attracted attention in the library.

Many male students' eyes were no longer on their books.

The woman was already used to such gazes and didn't take these people to heart.

It was somewhat unexpected that she would rummage through the trash can, but she didn't care.

She took out the newspapers that Klein had thrown away and began to look through them.

"Just ordinary newspapers? And they're all old ones. Is it because I've been too busy studying recently and haven't had time to learn about information?"

The woman holding the newspaper wondered. She was Klein's mother, Katie.

Although she was on vacation, she was still very concerned about her child.

As a member of the military, she was strong and had excellent observation skills. As a mother, she naturally saw that Klein was different from before.

With doubts in her mind, she wanted to come out and investigate, but seeing Klein enter the library, Katie's doubts had been dispelled a lot.

Her third son studied very hard, she knew that, although taking so many old newspapers was a bit strange.

But thinking about the study pressure during this period, it might have caused him to not have time to obtain other information from the outside world, which was understandable.

Klein didn't expect that his behavior of buying newspapers and entering the library would eliminate a lot of suspicion for him.

At this time, his mother Katie was relieved of her doubts.

… …

Katie slowly walked out of the library, and the brooch on her chest suddenly lit up.

This brooch was a magical communicator obtained by the Imperial Military Department from the Royal Academy of Sciences. It had a large distance limit, scarce materials, and extremely high technical craftsmanship.

In the military, it was only popularized to some powerful senior officers.

Although it had many shortcomings, this device that could communicate in real time greatly improved the speed of information transmission and had a huge effect.

"Colonel Katie, we have just received a tip that in the eastern district of Falling Hammer City, the Fireblade Sect will launch a terrorist attack on the Eastern District Public Office. If you are nearby, please provide support."

Katie raised her eyebrows. Hearing the news of the request for support, she was not in a hurry.

She leaned against the wall casually and stretched lazily, attracting a burst of sidelong glances from the surrounding men.

"I'm on vacation! This kind of thing with the Fireblade Sect is best left to the City Security Department and the guards. The eastern district... Oh no, Klein!"

Katie hung up the communication and rushed out instantly.

The eastern district was the direction home. If Klein was walking home at his usual pace, he should be near the Public Office now.

Katie knew that her third son had no strength. If he was really near the Public Office, he might be affected by this attack.

"Please don't let anything happen, Klein."

Saying softly, Katie's figure had already begun to jump and travel between the roofs of the residential area.

… …

Klein walked slowly, silently digesting the information he had collected in the library today, and began to think about some plans for the future.

The first priority, of course, was the Imperial Academy entrance examination at the beginning of next year. Three out of four people would be eliminated, with an elimination rate of 75%, which was very difficult.

Then, he would accumulate strange items with the synthesizer.

Walking with his head down, he suddenly bumped into a railing, which was the Public Office's publicity column, which was still promoting things to encourage fertility.

"This is the District Public Office, right? A department similar to a large neighborhood committee?"

Klein said, looking at the Public Office slogan across the road.