Greetings, Mister Principal: Inspiration

The distant Rainbow Tower, in the elemental thesis review committee.

"I have always insisted that the essence of light is a wave. As for the characteristics presented in the photoelectric effect, there may be other factors that affect the results of the experiment."

After lunch, in the corridor of the tower, a mage was arguing with his friend.

"The Surrey Newington equation is so perfect, and the latest complex form is even more concise and elegant. Can you deny that the speed of light derived from this system of equations is wrong?"

He was obviously very persistent and emotional.

The friends around me were a little helpless and could only say a word of sympathy from time to time.

Soon, the mage walked to the door of his office. He emphasized his point of view one last time before saying goodbye to his friends and walking into his office.

Benedict Iverson was still a little excited, repeating his views as if muttering to himself.

He walked behind the desk and sat down. He took a while to calm down and took a sip of the water on the table.

Benedict is losing weight recently and has given up coffee, cola and red wine. He only drinks boiled water every day, which is quite painful.

Putting down the cup, he picked up a few papers on the table and glanced at them. Soon, one of the papers caught Benedict's attention.

Experimental conclusions using radioactive rays to hit gold foil, and conjectures about the internal structure of atoms, author, Rainer Ingle, Master of the Four Rings.

"Did you send it to the wrong one?"

Benedict confirmed the title and author of the paper again, put it down silently, took another sip of water, and accidentally drank all the water in the cup. He could only stand up, walk out of the office, and go to this floor. The hot water room provides hot water.

Holding the cup, Benedict walked back slowly. The entire action game was sluggish, as if thinking had taken away all his attention.

He sat back on the chair again and looked at the paper blankly.

Then, without hesitation, he called his superior, the high-ranking mage Broly Augustine on duty.

After receiving the response, Benedict followed the instructions in the emergency survival manual and carefully put away the paper with the hands of a mage and placed it on a table far away from him. He stared at the paper closely for fear of It will suddenly fly in front of you, open up, and blow your head off.

The waiting time seemed to be very painful every minute. Benedict no longer had the intention to think about whether light was a wave or a particle. His hands were trembling as he picked up the cup and kept drinking water.

He didn't understand, how could he, a fifth-ring mage, receive Rainer Ingle's thesis?

It would be normal if Reiner was still at a low level. He is a mage studying a similar topic to this paper, so it is reasonable for him to receive review work for this paper.

But Reiner had already become a fourth-ring mage before. The thesis of an intermediate mage, or the thesis of an intermediate mage of Reiner's level, should be conveyed directly to the hands of a high-level mage. How could it be his turn? Level Mage Reviews.

Could it be that someone wanted to kill him and put it on the table in an attempt to hurt himself?

Benedict thought wildly.

About ten minutes later, Broly Augustine arrived at the scene.

The bangs on one side of this seven-ring mage covered half of his eyes, and he looked a little bohemian. His robes were clean and tidy, with wavy patterns.

Broly Augustine discovered the polarization of light and confirmed that light is a transverse wave, so he is a staunch supporter of the wave theory.

At the same time, Broly is also the high-level mage in charge of personnel in the Council of Storms. He often contacts various mid-level mages to discover valuable newcomers. In the eyes of the mid-level mages, Broly has a high prestige.

"Where is the paper?"

He walked into the room, glanced at the trembling Benedict, and then found the paper placed in a corner of the room.

Without any fear, Broly took the paper and saw the title and author.

"This paper was indeed sent to the wrong location. Strangely, there was a problem with the array that sorted the paper. The rank of Reiner Ingle was not updated in time?"

Broly said to himself, picked up the paper, and immediately walked out of the room.

Benedict was left alone, still looking at the half-open door with lingering fear.

Broly quickly returned to his office at the top of the tower. The thesis review committee of this elemental department was guarded by three high-level mages in turns. Each one was on duty for ten days. Today happened to be Broly's. On the last day of my shift, I unexpectedly came across Reiner's paper.

He met Reiner at Ernest's meeting, and was deeply impressed by this low-level mage who could talk in front of several legendary mages. However, Reiner had been beaten by Mercury as early as his apprenticeship as a mage. The balance was absorbed, so the Storm Council missed the opportunity to recruit a genius, which made Broly a little bit upset.

Despite this, Broly opened the paper without any prejudice and asked his crystal bug to record it to prevent any surprises.

It is extremely rare for a high-level mage to experience cognitive breakdown, but after all, the author of this paper is the "Skull Crusher" Reiner Inglet, so the cautious Broly is still fully prepared.

Opening the paper, the first thing Broly saw was the neat layout, which was pleasing to the eye. This was not the first time he had written a paper by Reiner, but he was still pleased by the strict format.

The paper begins with a conjecture about the atomic structure ~IndoMTL.com~ lists several current mainstream conjectures about the atomic structure. Then, it designs an experiment to use rays generated by radioactive materials to bombard gold foil, and explore the atomic structure from the distribution of particles. internal structure.

The current microscope cannot observe the internal structure of atoms at all, which is why there are many different conjectures. Reiner's experiment took a different approach, studying the internal structure of atoms from the side. This experimental idea can not only Used in this experiment, it can also be extended to other projects that are difficult to study directly.

As the experiment progressed, unexpected results gradually emerged. Broly couldn't help but admire Reiner's smooth process of repeating the experiment, analyzing the data, and summarizing the conclusions.

"The nucleus is a very small core, and electrons move around the nucleus, which is very similar to the movement of galaxies"

In Broly's mind, the shining atomic nuclei were like the sun, and the countless electrons were like planets, forming a wonderful picture. Who would have thought that the majestic stars and tiny atoms would be in a place like this? A subtle unity has been achieved, which makes people tremble, as if they have glimpsed a deeper mystery.

"Wait a minute, can the movement pattern of electrons be analogized to the movement pattern of planets? Can the electromagnetic force driving their operation and the gravitational force between planets be unified to some extent?"

Broly's mind was spinning, and he felt as if he had touched something secret.

He stood up hurriedly, walked out of the office with Reiner's papers, and left the tower. Although such behavior was a dereliction of duty during working hours, Broly was in an eager mood at this time, and he couldn't wait to get there. To verify what you just thought.

At the same time, a strong feeling of regret emerged in Broly's heart. He failed to discover Reiner in the first place, otherwise this young mage would surely have become the mainstay of the Council of Storms.