Alpheas walked around the table and mingled with people, as if waiting for beer was boring.�Clump looked at him worriedly that he might have another accident, but shook his head as if he had no energy to stop it.�

�Sarov!�Did you come over for a drink in broad daylight?�

Sarov, whom Alpheas welcomed with open arms, was a native of the capital and was one of Alpheas� few rivals.�Although he loses in every argument, the prevailing opinion was that he would be the best prospect in the photon series, if not for Alpheas.�Of course, Sarov�s feelings couldn�t be good, but Alfeas approached without hesitation.

�Oh right.�Sarov, you submitted your thesis to the royal castle this time?�I read it for a while, but it was very interesting.�

�what?�Why are you looking at my thesis?�

�Isn�t it obvious?�I�m also a photon major, and the royal librarian is my ardent follower.�Well done anyway.�

�That, is it?�How is it?�

Among the young wizards at the time, the highest value was to work in the Magic Department under the Dragon Lorry in recognition of their dissertation.

Once the thesis was accepted, there was no more honorable position for a wizard because it covered all the expenses for the research as well as the private laboratory.

Since it was Sarov who submitted his lifelong masterpiece a week ago, he couldn�t help but wonder what his rival, Alfeas, would think.

�You pointed out the characteristics of light well.�It was spotless.�The part about energy concentration honestly felt like a shot.�

Sarov�s expression immediately brightened.�However, Alpheas did not just let it go this time.

�But there was one error.�It�s the wave nature of light.�That is plainly a false theory.�

�What are you talking about?�That light is a wave has already been verified through experiments.�

�Yes, but I have a different opinion.�If you look at the results of recent experiments, there are too many things that cannot be explained by waves alone.�Maybe light is more like a particle.�

�joy!�Alpheas, now that I can�t do it, are you even bringing up such gossip?�Numerous critics have pointed out errors in the particulate experimentation process!�If light is a particle, how can we explain a wave?�Those two are completely different concepts!�

Whether light is a particle or a wave was the hottest issue in the era in which Alpheas lived.�Although the wave theory was popular, a few scholars were constantly raising objections, and Alpheas was one of those people.

�Do you really believe the critics?�I also saw the data that found the error in the particulate experiment process.�But it�s not a scientific approach.�Could that be the true error?�

Sarov, who was drunk, hit the table and stood up.�I was suffering from insomnia because of my thesis, but Alfeas was fanning the house on fire.

�Okay!�Who asked you to rate my thesis?�If you�re really that confident, why don�t you write it down and see it!�Have a good laugh at the world with that nonsense logic!�

�I am saying this out of concern.�Even if it falls now, shouldn�t it be reinforced later?�Isn�t it important to realize the facts, not the thesis?�

Sarov could not stand it any longer.�In the end, what you want to say isn�t �you fell this time�?

�go away!�I won�t even talk to you from now on!�

Alpheas licked his lips and returned to the table.�He didn�t look particularly upset because he thought that arguing with a rival in the same major would be beneficial to both sides.

However, Klump was worried about Alfeas.�

The first time we met was at Basuka�s inn.�Clump also came to Seoul from Creas, so the students studying abroad were in harmony, and it had been a year since they went together like that.

To be honest, I had no luck.�Even if you look at yourself as a prosecutor, but what about the wizards who are your rivals?

�Alpheas, what kind of chicken are you?�If others can�t do it, you can just assume that�s the case. Why are you always trying to fix it?�

�Where are you sleeping as a man?�What is wrong must be corrected.�That is intelligence.�

�I am�Do you know what people call you?�Arrogant Alfeas.�That�s your nickname these days.� JrNovels.com