"He...he, they..."

Guderian Kabakaba, could hardly speak complete words.

"Keep your voice down, don't you want your tenured professor?"

Manstein warned his old friend.

"Just a few words from anyone here can make you stay as a temporary professor until you die!"

Guderian was obviously frightened and hurriedly covered his mouth, but his eyes that were rolling around were still full of disbelief.

"Come in."

He was stunned for a moment, and after coming to his senses, he immediately followed Manstein toward the stack of books.

"What, you haven't figured it out yet?"

Manstein lay on the ground in a strange posture, and solemnly picked up a book. He could see that the opened pages were full of yellow accumulated by time, and there was also a certain old smell coming to his face.

He called to Guderian and asked him to find a place to stay.

Guderian looked around blankly. The only books on the ground were parchments, as well as carefully sealed ink bottles and quills. He had to work hard to avoid stepping on them.

"Aren't there any chairs?"

he asked innocently.

Manstein was really amused by his old friend.

"Chair?"

he repeated oddly.

"Didn't you see the grand scene outside? Scholars who have made some achievements over the past century, whether they are studying science or alchemy, are all there."

"Uh huh huh!"

Guderian nodded crazily when he mentioned this, his face full of the excitement and joy of a fanatical believer after seeing Jehovah.

"I can't imagine, Professor Turing! You know, the Professor Turing who created the information age! I always thought he was dead! He is still sitting outside!"

"And Camus! Master Camus who improved the alchemical matrix and proposed a new model! It's unbelievable. I really want to get their signatures."

As he talked, Guderian finally felt confused.

"Weird!"

"I have heard before that they conduct experiments in the secret institute in Kassel and climb to the peak of science and alchemy."

"Unless the world ends, or some revolutionary discovery is made in academia, how can they leave the institute..."

"Didn't you say that too?"

Manstein glanced at him.

"A revolutionary discovery in academia."

Guderian still blinked in confusion.

"What? What did you find?"

Manstein shook his head helplessly, his old friend was indeed out of line.

"What did you find? Please use your smart brain to think about what new topics you are studying!"

Guderian blinked, widened his eyes rapidly the next second, and opened his mouth again. Fortunately, Schneider looked up at him before the guy screamed, and Guderian finally did not scream.

"You mean, Mingfei!"

He almost jumped.

"Are they also interested in Mingfei?"

"It's over, it's over!"

"Mingfei will definitely not choose me now!"

Looking at his old friends who were already milling around, Manstein rubbed his eyebrows.

"As for the issue of S-level tutors, you don't have to worry. The masters still have their projects to complete. Currently, they don't have time to teach students. Even if the student is S-level, you should know that in the eyes of the masters, there is nothing comparable.

The truth is more important, even if you are S-class, you have to stay back."

Guderian breathed a long sigh of relief.

"That's good, that's good."

Then this guy became proud again.

"Hey, what did I say?"

"Obviously he is a genius!"

"As long as he comes to Kassel, everyone will discover this. He is a genius, an absolute genius!"

"Oh."

Manstein drooped his eyelids.

"The word genius is used to describe S-class. I really don't know if you are looking down on him, or if you don't know what our S-class actually means."

Guderian obviously did not understand what his old friend said.

"What...what happened?"

"Going back to the previous question, tell me, what is your new topic?"

Hearing this, Guderian looked around like a thief, and with a feeling of excitement and suppressed excitement, he whispered to his old friend the shocking secret that he had finally obtained.

"I'm telling you, don't tell anyone else!"

Manstein rolled his eyes.

Guderian twisted his body excitedly.

"My student, oh no, I mean my former student, he has awakened his spirit of speech, you know?"

"And moreover!"

Guderian was careful.

"It's a mysterious word spirit that has never appeared on the periodic table!"

"I have reason to suspect that the source of Ming Fei's bloodline is either the Black King, or..."

"Black King."

Schneider said.

"The S-class is a descendant of the Black King. Emperor Yanling can be effective on him. This is an irrefutable fact."

"Oh, have you done experiments? Since Emperor Yan Ling can treat Ming Fei..."

"It's... it's working!"

He stared at Schneider in shock.

"You actually eavesdropped!"

"Please!"

Manstein patted him on the shoulder.

"It's not a secret. There's no need to eavesdrop."

"But...but!"

Guderian was so anxious that he was jumping up and down.

Suddenly he finally reacted.

"What, it's not a secret!"

"Um."

Manstein pointed at the long table.

"Why do you think the masters walked out of their research institutes?" Guderian scratched his head and said hesitantly.

"Is it... Mingfei's speaking spirit?"

Manstein cast a look of relief.

"At last you're not so stupid that you can't be saved."

As he spoke, he sighed.

"Professor Schneider personally conducted a test and found that he has a strong response to the Black King's Word Spirit Emperor, S-class."

"This is a testament to the purity of his bloodline."

"At the same time, there is a brand new Yanling that does not belong to the genealogy of the four kings."

Manstein paused.
To be continued...