Reiner's words moved Alberton a little.

Once upon a time, Alberton himself was engaged in research that others did not understand, and when he said that he wanted to summarize the laws of various movements and extract the laws from them, whether it was his mentor or his colleagues, what he sent to him was not encouragement and support, but ridicule and dissuasion.

But Alberton succeeded, he summed up the three laws of kinematics, and with the feedback of the world, he continued to break through, surpass himself, and finally take a step forward and advance to the legend.

But what if he fails?

Will it be like Siris, who is trapped all his life and does not come up with it, and finally dies with regrets?

If Alberton had seen Reiner's brilliance at the Ernest meeting, he would not have been too impressed by this person, because there were so many geniuses, and the more he was in a high position, the more talented Alberton would have access to, and although their academic achievements might not be comparable to that of the young Reiner, it would not be too prominent to put Reiner in these groups.

But now, Reiner's words and deeds have made Alberton quite admirable.

While the people around him were still doing nothing, running for a living, Reiner's eyes were already on the distance where the stars were.

"Indeed, in addition to the development of practical magic, we should also devote more attention to the study of basic theories."

Alberton nodded, as long as the Magic Association formulates the corresponding rules and gives certain rewards to mages who study basic theory and mathematics, then not to mention attracting talented people to join it, at least it can ensure that aspiring mages will not encounter difficulties in life because of this.

"I propose that, following the example of the Hohenheim Gold Cup, the Magical Society could set up a mathematics prize to reward mages who have made outstanding contributions to mathematics, rewards can be magic items, academic points, or material rewards, but most importantly, we want all mages to know that the study of mathematics is not just an aid to magic, it is a science in itself."

Reiner said he had thought that before.

"That's a good idea, I'll bring it up to a few of the High Council."

Alberton bowed slightly, then stood up.

"My purpose has been achieved, Reiner. Ian Gray, I'm not interested in the rest of the disputes here, you can handle it yourself. ”

He glanced at Percival, who was kneeling on the ground, and then at Reiner.

"You're such an interesting fellow, and if you hadn't joined Mercury Balance, I wouldn't have considered making you a student of the students."

“...... Thank you for your kindness. ”

Reiner twitched the corners of his mouth, this Excellency was really reluctant to even say polite words.

"You are indeed very similar to Lord Braggs, and I hope you can continue to shine in your future magical research."

Alberton patted Reiner on the shoulder.

"Regarding magic, I will say a little more, every mage should have an ultimate goal, which is the initial and final question of the world, if you can touch the answer to this question, then it is possible to advance to the legend."

So, Alberton asked, looking at Reiner.

"Reiner. Ian Gray, what is your ultimate goal? ”

Hearing Alberton's question, Reiner pondered for a moment before replying.

"Your Excellency Alberton, through imaginary numbers, we have been able to complete the unity of linear motion and curvilinear motion, simple harmonic vibration and circular motion, but what about anything else?"

Reiner's words made Alberton's eyes widen slightly.

"Is there a way to encompass the gravitational force that supports the movement of celestial bodies, the electromagnetic force that causes electric currents to rush, the fundamental forces that make up particles, and many more, that make up our world?"

Alberton was slightly surprised, he didn't expect that a one-ring mage had already thought so far-reaching, which was a realm that even legendary mages didn't dare to snoop into.

"What the hell do you want, Reiner. Ian Gray? ”

Alberton felt a shudder, if it were someone else, he would have just taken it as a joke, but Reiner. Ian Gray has subverted the foundation of alchemy one after another, discovered the laws of the elements, and even uncovered the tip of the iceberg of the mysteries of life.

"A simple theory that can explain everything, we can call this theory the theory of great unification, but I prefer to call it the theory of everything."

Reiner's words were spoken, and those present were startled.

In the past, the goal of the mages was to pursue the truth, but no one could accurately describe the meaning of the truth, and there are completely different truths in different disciplines, so what is the real truth?

Now, Reiner has given an explanation, which is the theory of all things, with a simple theory, capable of explaining the laws of all things, able to unify all motions, all forms of existence.

This is the equation that describes the world.

From Reiner's words, those present felt a grand vision.

This may be a dream that will take countless people, will take countless hours, and may not be achieved.

When he was still worried about work and life, Reiner's mind had touched the origin of this world.

It made them feel like Reiner was on a different level from themselves.

And the only person who can talk to him is probably Alberton, who is a legendary mage.

"Your idea is interesting, Reiner, and I look forward to seeing the day when you prove this theory."

Alberton said, and left the room.

The air at the scene froze for a long time before Reiner broke the silence.

"Director Percival, Siris's death has something to do with you, and I believe that the Magic Association will give a fair verdict after an investigation."

He looked at Percival, who hung his head and didn't say a word.

Parcival can be said to have indirectly caused the death of Siris, and it is bound to pay a price, which will not change because he behaves like a good husband or a good father.

What's more, what Percival did was just to rely on Madame Lyza's father, Vice Principal Pudoldo, to make his path to advancement smoother.

Percival has a strong desire to control, hoping that everything will go according to his own vision, from the very beginning, he only thinks about himself, but unexpectedly, his plans have been repeatedly frustrated, in his student days, he met the unexpected factor of Siris, and now, he has met Reiner.

Reiner lifted Lady Lyza to the ground, tears drying her face, and she was gradually calming down.

Someone from the local Magical Society then arrived, and after inquiring about the situation, took Percival away.

After sending Lady Lyza home, Reiner had one last place to go.

He had to give an answer to the watch he had been watching for so many years.

Reiner came to Baifan Hospital, where an elderly man was lying quietly on the bed in the nursing ward.

This is the mother of Siris.

"Granny Hedwig, Siris's paper was reviewed, and it passed."

Reiner took the frail old man's hand and said to him.

Slowly opening her eyes, Granny Hedwig nodded when she heard Reiner's words.

"Did you pass, that's good, Siris, did you see that?"

The old man smiled kindly, looking into the void, where it seemed that his child was smiling.

If Ciris spent her whole life on an unrewarded theory, then Granny Hedwig also devoted herself to everything for her son.

Is it worth it?

Reiner didn't know, he only glanced at the piece of paper that was placed next to Granny Hedwig's bed, and it contained Siris's last words.

It is neither the regret and unwillingness that the theory is not valued, nor the accusation and resentment of the world, but just the simple words to his mother, which is just like his thesis.

If you don't forget, there will be an echo.