On the other side, Victor brought Lina's notebook and Kaya's paper back to the laboratory.

Although the night is getting darker, scientists have always been day and night creatures.

When Victor came back, most of the members of their Hex Applied Machinery Research Team were still there. Jace was also there.

"What, Victor?"

"Do you want to fight for one more spot in our research group for that classmate Lina?"

Victor explained his purpose as soon as he came up. This made Jace a little confused: "Why?"

"Didn't we confirm the assessment results together before? The one selected is Kaya. It is enough for our research group to have such a student, why do we need to recruit an extra one?"

Although Lina's performance can be called a genius, it is only in comparison with her peers.

In the eyes of a truly peerless genius like Jess, both Lina and Kaya are just juniors with acceptable qualifications and some training value.

It doesn’t hurt to have one less student of this level, but it would be troublesome if there were more students.

The professors in the research group are all experts who focus on scientific research. They usually don't even bother to teach their own graduate students. How can they have the energy to teach a newbie in the research group?

"Victor, after all, the main work of our research group is cutting-edge scientific research, not teaching."

"Recruiting one more student may affect our research progress."

Victor: "...."

In fact, he really wanted to say that if you don't participate in social activities a few times, our research progress will be improved in the morning.

But he thought for a moment and said calmly:

"I just think that the judgment we made before is still a little biased."

"Jace, you should also know that it is difficult to distinguish the quality of the paper design of classmates Lina and Kaya. We just hastily designated one of them as the winner. Isn't it disrespectful to scientific truth?

Is it respectful?"

"This..." Jace was really moved.

Because he had previously felt that it was difficult to distinguish between Lina and Kaya's papers.

In the end, because there was only one spot and he had to choose one, the balance in his mind unknowingly favored Kaya and eliminated Lina.

Now that Victor has brought out all the "scientific truths", Jess has to re-examine his decision to see if he really failed to make a fair scientific judgment.

"Well... Victor, the problem you pointed out does exist. The judgment I made at that time was indeed a bit reluctant."

"But our research group is, after all, a place where everyone does research. Whether or not to recruit an additional student cannot be decided by me alone."

"That's good, since you brought the thesis outlines of Lina and Kaya..." Jess hesitated for a moment, and finally made a decision: "Let everyone in the research group take a look at their papers.

Design. Then we vote on it.”

"If everyone thinks that classmate Lina and classmate Kaya are really indistinguishable, then for the sake of fairness, we will add one more place for her."

"No problem." Victor nodded in approval.

Whenever they encounter differences of opinion during research, members of their research group often resolve them by voting.

He specially brought Lina's notebook this time because he thought of this situation.

So under the auspices of Jess and Victor, everyone in the research team gathered around.

A total of 11 people were present.

They gathered around a large desk, either curious, impatient, or nonchalantly waiting to review Lena and Kaya's thesis design.

And Lina's notebook was finally opened.

But when Jess, Victor and others opened the notebook, their brows furrowed quietly:

"Zuan, where did it come from?"

They didn't notice it when they reviewed it before: Why is there an article in front of this notebook?

Or a historical paper?

"It should be an excerpt from classmate Lina."

"A historical article about Zaun? This is quite strange..."

No one paid much attention to it, but they just glanced at it and looked at it...

No one is thinking about the paper anymore, everyone is reading the article.

"How can the author describe the history before the establishment of ancient Shurima so clearly?"

The first thing that attracted people was the ancient historical data Li Wei heard from Janna.

These historical materials have long been forgotten in the long river of time, and even the historians of Piltover are unable to restore them.

So everyone was naturally attracted by this "historical science article" with detailed content and fresh themes.

But looking at it...

But gradually they realized the extraordinary nature of this article.

It is far from being as simple as a popular science article.

The secrets of the ancient Shurima royal family, the Darkin Wars, the Rune Wars, the heroic legends of Demacia and Noxus that Piltover historians talk about so much... This article has barely touched upon them.

The article separates the perspective from the princes and generals, and focuses on the development and changes of people's lives, social systems, national laws, agricultural industry... productivity and production relations over thousands of years that no one has paid attention to before.

"Productivity, production relations..."

"Incisive, such an incisive summary!"

Everyone present was in awe and admiration.

Because they are all scientists, they all believe that they can use scientific creations to change the world.

But for the past thousands of years, Runeterra has always been dominated by magic and force. Even with the advent of Hex Technology, the situation where mages and warriors dominate the world has not been shaken.

Levi's article clearly reveals how scientific creations have shaped human society and influenced historical changes over the past thousands of years.

No matter how powerful mages and warriors are, it is only their personal power. They make almost no contribution to the progress of human civilization.

The efforts and results of their scientists are the real engine that drives the development of the times and the progress of civilization!

These theories naturally excite scientists.

They suddenly realized that their current work was not only making scientific inventions, but also leading human civilization into a new era.

"Using scientific methods to interpret history..."

"This author is simply a genius!"

The scientists are all excited.

Even Jess and Victor couldn't help but be fascinated.

Then, they couldn't help but continue to look down.

The historical context of the article is gradually sorted out to the past 1000 years, and it is sorted out the collapse of the kingdom system, the birth of the merchant council city-state, the split between Zaun and Piltover...

Especially the rise of the Piltover merchant group and the bloody colonial history they started.

As they watched, everyone's expressions gradually changed.

"This article..."

Victor was the most fascinated.

Every word of that article was like an unforgettable curse, constantly lingering in Victor's eyes and heart.

Victor was born in Zaun. He was born weak due to severe alchemical pollution in Zaun, and his legs and feet were also disabled.

He once hated Zu An and himself.

He didn't know why he was suffering, he could only blame everything on his frail body.

It’s all because of the weak flesh and blood, and it’s all because he was born unlucky!

But now, this article appears...

It was as if a door to a new world suddenly opened in front of him.

This earth-shaking sense of subversion was almost like the first time he came into contact with Hex technology theory... No, it was even more shocking than then.

"This article..."

Victor choked with sobs and was speechless.

“This article has ulterior motives!!”

His colleagues all had subtle expressions on their faces.

One of them even slammed the table angrily:

"Making random fabrications, distorting history, slandering Pi City, and inciting hatred——"
Chapter completed!