The content discussed by the students would evolve into what it is today, and even gradually turn into a science fiction exchange conference. This was something that Victor, as the speaker and host, did not expect.

But what he is certain of now is:

Compared with what and why, how is indeed a question hundreds of times more difficult.

After all, the world is there, and it is what it is, and there is no dispute at all.

The method of understanding the world introduced in the article itself is a scientific theory that can withstand questioning and testing, so there is no disagreement on the issue of "why".

But after getting to know the world and knowing what and why, we ran into big trouble when it came to the question of "how to do it."

To change or not to change?

By what means?

What to change it to?

Who needs to be united and who needs to be overthrown?

To what extent is it overthrown?

Will it only change Zaun, or the whole world?

...

The problems are too big and there are too many differences.

Victor just raised this question to everyone and caused a commotion.

The students were naturally divided into various factions, each holding their own opinions and refusing to give in to each other. From discussions to arguments, from arguments to calling each other bad words about Zu An... they almost started fighting with each other.

This question is really big, and there is no standard answer.

Victor himself didn't know what the correct answer was, so he had no choice but to let the students discuss it freely.

As a result, the direction of the discussion became more and more outrageous, and the solutions given became more and more imaginative... After all, this is a world where supernatural powers exist, and some things are not without foundation.

But having said that, I don’t know why, but Victor is inexplicably interested in the plan of “turning people into robots”.

If you use Hex technology core to fuse the brain, it might work. I just don’t know if the human body can withstand this kind of evolution...

"Ahem..." Victor used his reason to dispel his crazy science fantasies.

He doesn't know what to do now.

He needs someone who can point out the most feasible path for him and these students, and help everyone unify their thinking and see the future clearly.

Otherwise, if this continues... just quarreling will break up these enthusiastic students.

Like now:

"What does it mean to focus on the work of a scientist, focus on improving productivity... and intelligent robots and unlimited Hex energy... If the technology develops to that day, all the Zaun people will be dead!"

"Fuck you! Isn't the plan you gave us even more unreliable?!"

"We are just a bunch of students, and you want us to attack the Piltover Parliament with our heads? Are you still protesting? Protest against Nima! How many rebellious Zaunians were killed by the law enforcement officers on the Sun Gate Bridge ten years ago? In your heart

Don’t you have a B number?”

"You are simply a spy sent by Pi City, trying to lure everyone to their death!"

"...I am Cao Nima! It is better to die than to lie down and do nothing! I think you just want to use the name of 'developing productivity' to continue to be a rich scientist in Pi City, and be your Pi City

Master Cheng!"

"..."

With their bickering, they had gone from discussing plans to shouting at each other about Zu An, and even expelling each other from their ancestral home.

Victor knew that if he continued like this, all his previous efforts would be in vain.

However, who can suggest the most feasible path?

Who has this ability?

"Everyone, be quiet, I have something to say!"

Suddenly, the classroom door was opened.

A young man wearing simple work clothes walked in.

He still has injuries on his face, a blue bird standing on his shoulder, and a delicate pink-haired lady behind him?

"Who are you?" Everyone was curious.

"Brother!" Lina called out his identity.

"Brother, why are you here?" Looking at Levi and Seraphine beside him, she was full of doubts.

But now seems not to be the time to answer her question, because now everyone present is concerned about another thing:

"Levi?"

"Are you the brother of classmate Lina and the author of this article?"

"Yes." Levi took the initiative to stand in the middle of the line of sight.

"Are you Mr. Levi?!" Victor walked quickly off the podium with a cane.

With a desire for knowledge and an attitude of respect, he solemnly stretched out his hand to Li Wei:

"Hello, I am Victor, a professor at Hextech Academy——"

"Of course, I am also a loyal reader of your article."

"Victor?" Levi was slightly surprised:

It turned out to be him. Three hands popping up in his mind saying "hey hey hey" every day...

"Ahem..." No wonder Janna would say that his mental power is different from ordinary people. That's it.

"Hello, Professor Victor." Levi straightened his expression and solemnly extended his hand.

And when the two hands were about to hold each other, under the attention of the whole audience, Levi seemed to be leading Victor into some sacred realm, and added in a serious tone:

"Welcome, my friend!"

With that said, Levi held Victor's hand.

At this moment, through the hands held by the two of them, the invisible power of faith was transmitted into Levi's body in a more efficient way.

The power of their faith resonated, allowing him to temporarily gain greater power.

The bluebird on his shoulder flapped its wings slightly, and then a breeze was born out of thin air, blowing slowly around the two of them.

This wind is extremely weak and can only roll up a few pieces of manuscript paper.

But it is obviously not the wind that forms naturally in this classroom.

"Is this... magic?"

Victor was slightly surprised, but quickly regained his composure.

Magic is not a rare thing in Runeterra. This weak wind can't scare anyone.

but...

"Brother!" Lina shouted in shock: "You, when did you become a mage?"

"No." Levi shook his head: "I have never been a mage."

"What about you?"

"This is just the power given to me by the goddess Janna."

"Janna?" Victor was finally surprised, as were the students present: "Wait a minute...the goddess Janna mentioned at the beginning of your article actually exists?"

"That soul that has been floating in Rune Land for thousands of years, turns out to be more than just your writing method based on ancient words?"

"Huh?" Janna was slightly shocked.

She was shocked to discover that under this new belief system, believers could become her "believers" without even believing in her existence.

So is she a god now, or... is she also a follower of this great faith?

Janna was a little confused.

And Li Wei had no time to discuss this issue with her for the time being. He just faced the eyes of everyone present and solemnly promoted to everyone:

"Yes, Janna is real!"

"The reason why I can understand those thoughts is all inspired by the goddess Janna. Otherwise, how could I, a barely literate apprentice in Zaun, write such an article-"

"You can ask Lina about this. She should know that just the day before yesterday, I was still a semi-literate person."

This statement caused another surprise, and of course, some doubts.

And Li Wei tried his best to blow such a breeze, and openly promoted his miracle of turning from illiterate into a wise man overnight... These methods are actually no different from the methods used by those magicians.

It's just that the god he pretends to be is real, not fake.

And Levi must do the same.

From the discussions just now, he has heard many voices of compromise, concession, improvement, and even the idea of ​​​​completely giving up hope in real struggle and relying solely on the fantasy of science and magic to solve problems.
To be continued...