Anyway, Tio will try on sneakers later, and she is not afraid of not knowing the size of her shoes. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 In fact, with Levi's sharp eyes, it may be more accurate than the numbers that Theo herself remembered. Theo was a little girl of fourteen, still in her formative stages and not having stopped as sadly as she had done that month, and it was probably not the numbers she used to measure.

"That brand is the most popular among young people right now. ”

That month also agreed with Levy. Because she always has to create a serious image in school, she usually doesn't communicate with students as much and deeply as Levy. But she's a woman, and she's a lot sharper than Levi in terms of fashion, fashion, and fashion. For example, Levi only occasionally saw what shoes the students wore before entering the school, and memorized a general brand logo many times, but he learned some knowledge about this brand in private that month. She thinks that in order to teach the students in her class well, she needs to understand those students, including their preferences and what is popular.

"Pop...... Is it?"

Theo didn't seem particularly familiar with the word, so he pondered it for a moment. Levi reckoned that this was because the place where she used to live was not as commercial as the developed countries on Earth today. This is basically the characteristics of a place based on magic-like civilization, and there are still many differences between their development direction and the final appearance of a science-based civilization.

Lévy has traveled to many planets in the past and has come into contact with a variety of civilizations. In general, civilizations that have grown up on the basis of magic-like often tend to maintain a feudal social structure for some reason, while civilizations based on science and technology will form various forms of social structures according to the degree of technological development of the civilization.

For example, the earth is now generally a capitalist democratic society, and some of the planets that are more advanced than the earth have reached the communist society conceived by the philosophers of the earth's past, or even the fantasy utopia. Levi thinks that this may be due to the difference in personal force between the magical civilization and the technological civilization. In a world dominated by magic, the level of individual force can vary greatly depending on their talents and chances. In a world dominated by technology, although high-tech weapons also require a certain degree of training to be used perfectly, this 'certain level of training' is inevitably not comparable to the penance of a magician who has been practicing for more than ten years, or even tens or hundreds of years, since childhood. What's more, the direction of scientific development is often towards achieving more complex goals by simpler means, and the more advanced the weapon, the easier it is to operate. Take the example of the earth, the relatively backward fighter requires a high degree of skill to operate, and also has a high demand for the physical fitness of the pilot. However, now the UAVs that the world's major developed countries are focusing on research and development can at least eliminate the requirements for the physical fitness of pilots, and the scope of material selection is undoubtedly much broader. More advanced and developed technology,Like the school city,Such advanced weapons can be operated by guards who have only received amateur training in adulthood.,Such a thing is extremely rare in the wizarding world.,It's even impossible to happen.。 Not to mention the distant civilizations in outer space, just by looking at the magicians and magicians that exist on the earth, and the magical world that can be reached as long as there is a way, we can understand the causes of the differences in social forms between the two.

She is not the only magician in the wizarding world who can reach Evan's level, but even with the addition of pure warriors like Levy's former companion Jack Lacan, there are very few people who can reach that level of strength. No matter how hard ordinary people try, no matter how lucky they are, it is impossible to reach the level of Evan, and they are destined to be unable to hurt them in the slightest under the premise that the strength gap is several levels. But in the world of science, even with heavy protection, people are often fragile and vulnerable. Moreover, on the premise that there is no absolute force as a guarantee, as long as various strategies and tactics are properly applied, they may play a decisive role in the struggle. Comparing some of the powerful countries on the planet with those weak countries, whether the weak countries rely on luck or wisdom, their chances of defeating the strong countries are not completely close to zero. Or at least to a certain extent, they can gain some benefit from the struggle against powerful countries. However, if you compare it to the average level of mages in the wizarding world and Evan ...... Don't look at Najib, who once trapped Evan with a seemingly hilarious curse for more than ten years, and has not fully regained his freedom until now. The success of that hilarious curse is also based on the fact that Naji-Springfield, known as the Thousand Curse Mage and popularly regarded as a hero, has a natural possession of powerful magic and an almost unmatched ability to manipulate magical power. Even if he was a magician with an above-average level, using Najib's curse in front of Evan would undoubtedly only achieve the 'purpose' of angering Evan and allowing him to end his life more quickly. Ordinary people in the scientific world can hurt a leader in a high position with a gun or even a knife, and an ordinary person in the magical world, even if all luck is in his favor, it is impossible to leave a single millimeter of scar on Evan's excessively fair and delicate skin. This is the difference between the absolute force of the worlds of magic and science, which Lévy believes is what determines why the two worlds tend to go in different directions.

Of course, Lévy's analogy is generally the kind of civilization that is more thorough in magic and science. In fact, there are also worlds in the universe where the supernatural and science coexist, and the two complement each other, and what kind of world will develop depends on various historical opportunities.

"I remember hearing from the students that it seems that this brand of shoes is not only eye-catching in terms of design, but also very good and reliable in terms of functionality as sneakers. ”

After all, it's a teacher in the school, and the students usually talk about something, and they can basically know a rough idea of what they are talking about that month. Unless the students deliberately avoid the secret whispers said by the teacher, in that case, although she can hear it if she wants to, she usually doesn't deliberately eavesdrop.