As soon as Ron walked out of the meeting room, he felt an unprecedented sense of relief.
Although he had prepared thoroughly and was very confident in his research achievements.
However, facing a Great Wizard and several evaluators from the Dark Sun and Moon, claiming not to be nervous at all would definitely be a lie.
Now, having passed smoothly, he immediately relaxed completely.
"Master!"
A lively voice from the other end of the corridor interrupted his thoughts.
Ron turned to see his Elite Team members quickly approaching.
The silver-haired youth Herman was walking at the front, his eyes filled with uncontainable excitement.
Liss was right behind him, her brown curly hair slightly disheveled, evidently rushed.
"We heard that your evaluation results are out!" Lucia’s voice carried a clear note of anticipation:
"Mr. Evan from the administration said that even Great Wizard Vinard personally attended the evaluation?"
The other three also came over, their eyes filled with curiosity and admiration.
Seeing the hopeful faces of these young talents, Ron’s already good mood improved further.
"The evaluation passed smoothly." He answered succinctly, with a slight involuntary smile:
"The thesis will be published in the ’Deconstruction’ journal, and has been listed as a key research achievement of this issue."
"Oh my! ’Deconstruction’!" Herman’s voice almost turned into an exclamation:
"That’s the most important among the tier-one journals! Master, you are going to stir the academic world!"
Liss’s eyes were full of admiration:
"I knew the Master would definitely succeed! Your research results are so outstanding, those evaluator professors couldn’t possibly overlook them."
The other students also expressed their congratulations one after another.
The young people’s joy was so genuine, as if Ron’s success was a victory for them too.
"Alright, let’s not dwell on this." Ron waved his hand, changing the subject:
"You came here today, surely not just for congratulations, right? How’s your coursework preparation going?"
Upon hearing this question, the students’ expressions instantly became serious.
Herman was the first to take out a delicate document folder:
"Master, this is my research report for this month. According to your suggestions, I deeply explored the limitations in the practical application of multidimensional transformation theory."
He carefully took out a thick stack of parchment from the folder, covered densely with various formulas and experimental data:
"I found that when energy conversion involves more than three dimensions, the traditional stabilization mechanisms present systemic failures. But if the concept of ’buffer layer’ is introduced..."
Ron took over the report and quickly skimmed through its contents.
Herman’s theoretical deductions were indeed more rigorous than before, and he has already started trying to combine abstract theory with practical application.
This progress is indeed visible to the naked eye, worthy of his selection from hundreds of apprentices as an elite.
"The idea is good." He nodded in praise:
"The concept of ’buffer layer’ is very creative and can indeed effectively solve the problem of energy overflow during dimension jumps. However, have you considered the material cost for actually constructing such a buffer layer?"
Upon hearing the Master’s question, Herman’s eyes immediately lit up:
"I have considered it! If ’virtual quartz’ is used as the main material, coupled with a small amount of ’circulating sand’ for adjustment, theoretically, the cost can be controlled within an acceptable range."
Liss couldn’t wait to offer her own results:
"Master, this is my improved ’Spiritual Stabilizer’ formula. Following your last guidance, I adjusted the proportions of three herbs and added a new catalyst."
She displayed the test tube in her hand, its liquid exhibiting a faint golden hue and emitting a calming fragrance:
"The new version’s efficacy duration has been extended by 40%, and the side effects are minimal. I’ve already conducted a small-dose test on myself, and the effect is excellent."
Ron carefully examined the liquid in the test tube, activating "Extraordinary Recognition" to perceive its energy structure.
Indeed, Liss’s improvement of the formula was quite ingenious, not only enhancing its efficacy but also optimizing its stability.
"A very good improvement." He nodded in approval:
"However, next time, don’t test on yourself, safety first. You can apply for experimental animals or use the ’Life Energy Detector’ for virtual testing."
Lucia then showcased her progress in bloodline perception:
"Master, as per your advice, I’ve attempted to analyze the bloodline characteristics of several Abyssal Creatures. Although I can’t achieve a complete analysis yet, I can already identify basic bloodline types and purity levels."
She took out a Recording Crystal, storing her research achievements during this period:
"The most interesting part is, I discovered that some Abyssal Creatures, which appear completely different on the surface, might actually share a common bloodline origin. This phenomenon suggests a possible unified evolutionary mechanism within the Abyss."
This discovery made Ron’s eyes light up.
Lucia’s talent for bloodline perception was indeed outstanding, being able to detect such deep connections shows her ability is developing rapidly.
The other students also displayed their own progress.
"Your progress is quite evident." Ron sincerely praised:
"Being able to achieve such results in such a short period shows that you all take your studies seriously."
Upon receiving the Master’s recognition, the students’ faces glowed with pride. But soon, Herman’s expression became somewhat complex: