"Now, Agilyl Donavan, please make a final statement." Augustine Louis Cauchy put down the pen and paper he had used to record, lifted his monocle, and said to Agilille.

"Yes, sir. Gentlemen and ladies. To sum up, I believe that the foundation of a region's development lies in being able to arrange everyone's work more efficiently, after all, people can only have food if everyone has a job. When the people are well fed and drunk, it will bring about the improvement of productivity and the prosperity of trade. I have an idea of reducing taxes, so that the people have money, and when they have too much money, we will collect the money from the people through commodity trade and commerce – which is tantamount to making the money turn around in the hands of the people and eventually return to the local lords. But he can improve the stability of the inhabitants, and he can also bring about an increase in productivity – all of which can be achieved without spending a penny. To do this, we must register and account for the names, ages, occupations, and projections of future contributions to the territory of all permanent and mobile residents in the territory. That's my final statement, and that's the end of my opinion. After saying this, Agilyl lifted her skirt and bowed and bowed to the scholars and gentlemen—she wore her mother's dress to-day, and she thought the occasion was solemn.

There was a round of applause in the room, and Augustine Louis Cauchy raised his hands and pressed them down, signaling everyone to be quiet, and then said in a clear voice: "Very good! Miss Donavan. Your speech is wonderful, although this is not a new theory, but you still fully express your views - the innovative part of the previous point of view is very good, although some places do not give detailed arguments and implementable methods, but for a newcomer, I have to say, there is nothing better than you. I think your statement will be the best in five years. I suppose your views came from your father's teachings? ”

"No, sir. My father never told us about his political views, and I didn't know they were coming up until now. What I want to say is that I am from the territory of Zammir. Lord Slava Wof, Lord of Zamir and my godfather, has implemented this policy in some towns within Zamir's territory, and Zamir's productivity has increased dramatically. In Zammir, if there were no wars and disasters, what I saw was that everyone had their own jobs and everyone was at least well fed. Except for the wanderers and thieves, as long as they have settled in Zanmir, they have all really benefited. And because of the increase in productivity in Zammir, the tax revenues of the lords also increased day by day - this is all due to my own experience. Agilyl replied.

"I see, many of us have been committed to our own research for a long time, but I didn't expect that after a few years, Aisha has changed so much. Mr. Donavan was a great wizard, and I read his paper ten years ago, when I dismissed it because it challenged the authority of the lord. I didn't expect Mr. Donavan to really make it happen, of course, Lord Wolf is also an enlightened lord, and they will definitely leave their place in Elsa's history, definitely! I propose, to Mr. Donavan, and to Miss Donawan! One of the scholars in the audience raised his glass and suggested.

"To Mr. Donavan, to Miss Donavan!" Everyone raised their glasses.

"Alright, now may I ask the gentleman who wishes to be Miss Donawan's teacher and teach her the professional skills and senses of a scholar, please raise your hand!" Cauchy asked.

There were four people raising their hands, two men and two women, all of whom were very old scholars.

"Please gentlemen and ladies briefly introduce themselves to Miss Donawan, and I think that we should return this right to Miss Donavan if you follow any gentleman or lady to study and research."

"Hello Miss Donavan, I'm Francis Walsingham. My research is in cryptography and linguistics, and my current research focus is on the ancient Hamel High Elves, and I am dedicated to deciphering those precious legacies and books, hoping that forgotten history will be brought back to Elsa's gaze. I think your language talent will be carried forward, Miss. ”

"Good day, Miss Donavan. I'm Marie Curie. My husband and I worked on the radiant effects of mana fluctuations, and the main purpose of this research was to explore the effects of mana fluctuations on mana tides and casters. My husband and I are both people who can't feel mana, so we rely on objective phenomena and mathematical tools for our research. The one who raised his hand was my husband, Pierre Curie. After saying this, Marie Curie introduced her husband, a spirited old man, to Agilille, who nodded in acknowledgment.

"Hello, Miss Donavan. I am the Chief Executive of the Royal Livelihood Planning Committee of the Holy Falcon Empire, and I beg your pardon that we are not allowed to reveal our real names - this is an edict from the Holy Emperor. But you can call me by my code name - Verdant. At the same time, I am also a scholar affiliated with the Simic Union. My main research direction is to test the Empire's methods of maintaining peace and enhancing the productivity of the people through various theories, and at the same time to publish and recommend my theories and research to the royal family—and of course, to carry them out. I tried to convince your father to serve the royal family, but Mr. Donavan refused the royal invitation—he was a man who did not like to be restrained, and he swore loyalty to his lordship. However, I hope you can join me in researching how to develop this society, how to make our country rich and strong, and I am very interested in your theory. The woman codenamed "Green" said.

"Now, Mr. Cauchy. Can I choose between two teachers? To be honest, the subject of the four gentlemen and ladies was so appealing to me that it was a shame that I would abandon the other three to pursue one of them. I want to know about Elsa, and I always have a strong desire to explore the mystery of Elsa. However, the women of Dona Wan are not greedy, and I wish I could choose two subjects, okay? Agilyl asked.

"Huh! Donavan is really greedy. Did you know that there is a saying in academic circles that curiosity kills not only a cat, but also a Donawan? Why not, though? I believe that for Aisha, who is exploring the unknown, everyone here is more greedy than you. That's perfectly fine, and if the four gentlemen and ladies don't mind, what reason do I have to organize a young mind to explore Elsa? After saying that, Cauchy looked at the four of them, and all four of them said that they would not care, and even said that Miss Donavan could choose all of them if she was interested.

"Then, dear sir, ladies, I choose Mr. Walsingham and Lady Verdant!" Agilyl pondered for a moment and spoke her mind. Walsingham and Verdant looked happy, but the Curies were a little disappointed.

"Monsieur Walsingham, I have studied the charm of the language with you for the first three days of the week, Madame Evergreen, and I have followed you for the next three days to explore the future of the Empire, and as for the last day, I have a rude little request, I would like to ask Monsieur and Madame Curie to allow me to be an auditor on the last day of the week."