Although Lin Ke wanted to resurrect Teacher Ove immediately, he couldn’t afford the price right now.
Back then, the Moon Goddess said she could help resurrect Ove, using a Dominator level body and soul as raw materials, with the crafting fee being a legendary law or divine essence.
The legendary law and the legend can be said to be completely integrated together.
Maybe only a legendary level "Butcher" could separate the legendary law from the legendary corpse, but the premise is to have a complete legendary corpse.
As for divine essence...
There are many Faser gods, and many have fallen.
However, the cunning Dominator, the Sky God, reclaimed the divine essences when those gods fell.
As an ally, Lin Ke hadn’t established a cooperative relationship with the Sky God and his companions at that time, so he couldn’t obtain them.
Later, a cooperative relationship was established, but even if they wouldn’t fight over it, they wouldn’t give it even if asked, so he didn’t ask for it.
So, at the moment, Lin Ke couldn’t offer a divine essence.
However, later on, when Sleepless handed Faser to him, he could go and ask for it.
Then he would go with the Mist Princess, Li Guan Mobai, and Mr. Noble, and he couldn’t believe he wouldn’t be able to get a divine essence.
If all else failed, he would have Li Guan Mobai and the others slaughter the Faser Gods, then buy a batch of slaves, give them divine essences, recreate gods, and leave one as the crafting fee for the Moon Goddess.
However, now that he had a Dominator level body and soul, Lin Ke finally breathed a sigh of relief.
He then instructed Laplace to set up projects concerning soul and idealism research topics that Revin mentioned.
In fact, he was also interested in related research, such as Soul Space, as research in this area was minimal in his past life or regarded as pseudoscience.
Now, soul studies were a tangible and visible discipline, just the right opportunity to set up a research project.
This was also a blind spot for Lin Ke; he hadn’t thought of soul research before, or he did think of it, but always felt it was distant.
Now on reflection, even if it’s distant, it’s okay; scientific research always requires investment of money and time, having only one can easily lead to a lot of effort with little return.
Coming to the Great Wilderness Tower, Lin Ke also visited the Mathematics Research Institute.
Previously, Juli River told him that there were many problems and bottlenecks in the research that needed his attention.
The Mathematics Research Institute is located in the middle of the Great Wilderness Tower. Lin Ke took a magic-powered "Magic Elevator" to get there, found the room labeled "Mathematics Research Institute," and opened the door.
Inside was not a room, but a small space with a footprint as large as a tall building. Compared to a small space, it might only count as a micro space, just larger than a Space Ring.
But within it, various people were traversing the concrete skyscraper before his eyes.
Some were holding pen and paper, some were carrying books and rulers, all hurried and whispering to themselves, clearly immersed in their own worlds.
Looking at these people, young and old, all full of passion for mathematics, Lin Ke couldn’t help but nod slowly.
He walked into the building, heading directly to the top floor, encountering people deep in thought or furiously writing along the way in the stairwell.
If it weren’t for these researchers wearing Great Wilderness-style clothes, Lin Ke would’ve thought he was back in the days of high school and graduate exams. For origınal chapters go to 𝘯𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘭•𝙛𝙞𝙧𝙚•𝕟𝕖𝕥
Finally, Lin Ke arrived at the top floor.
Here, Juli River and the others would compute, think, and envision the future path of mathematics, then verify them one by one, or assign them to people below to verify.
Simply put, they needed to think of the outline and framework, while the filling in of content was done by the researchers below.
The room was big, a conference room that could accommodate fifty to sixty people. More than a dozen mathematicians of level fifteen and above were "randomly" distributed around the conference room’s tables, chairs, under the tables, and on the ceiling.
Some were discussing, some calculating, some elaborating proofs.
For instance, the Starlight-level "Mathematician" Juli River was floating mid-air, using the ceiling as a desk, writing and drawing.
In the meeting room of a dozen people, some places were incredibly noisy, where mathematicians were rapidly discussing, their eyes glowing white, clearly undergoing some sort of mental clash, using skills.
While some places were extremely quiet, also using skills to create some sort of silent boundary, where squares, trapezoids, and other shapes danced inside.
The whole meeting room was chaotic, with draft papers flying everywhere, not knowing which were waste and which were useful. It felt like a large space meant for tables only was fully crammed.
When Lin Ke came in, no one noticed him.
Until someone calculating not far from the door accidentally looked up and happened to see Lin Ke.
"Mr. Lin Ke, you’re here!" A white-bearded old man exclaimed with delight like a child seeing candy.
Instantly, the conference room fell silent.
The next moment, a dozen pairs of eyes "swish swish" turned towards Lin Ke, their gaze wise and shocked like that of Siberian sled dogs.
These people swarmed over, holding draft papers and pens, or a book or notebook in hand.
"Mr. Lin Ke, how about this model? I always feel something’s missing."
"Mr. Lin Ke, what is a normal distribution? I’ve been pondering its practical use."
"0 and 1, 0 and -1, truly marvelous, Mr. Lin Ke, your coordinate system seems capable of calculating so much, but the significance of y＝ax²+bx+c..."
These researchers were asking generally about difficult problems they had pondered for many days, many of which were beyond the reach of the mathematicians present.
Most were not hard problems, just that others’ mental effort and knowledge were used in their own direction, so there was a sense of being alienated by different fields.
However, this immediately overloaded Lin Ke’s brain.
Suddenly throwing so much at him was a bit overwhelming; he was bewildered.
"Mr. Lin Ke!" As a Starlight-level "Mathematician," Juli River bullied her way through the crowd and appeared before Lin Ke.
"Damn it, what’s this woman doing!"
"Quick, let Juli River come, or else I’ll duel with you!"
"I came first, I saw Mr. Lin Ke first, I get to ask first!"
A few "Mathematicians" were crowded together, tugging beards and pulling faces, almost on the verge of fighting.
In the tumult of fluctuating auras, draft papers flew around this large conference room, and Lin Ke finally understood why it was so chaotic here.
"Stop! What are you doing!" Juli River turned around, frowning, a pair of beautiful eyes full of authority.
Lin Ke breathed a sigh of relief, noticing that although Juli River was a woman, she had quite an authoritative presence.
However, the next moment, Juli River immediately pointed at the white-bearded old man and said, "What, you want a duel with me? Whoever wins gets to ask first?"
The next moment, she directly lunged at the white-bearded old man, her aura surging.
Thus, a big skirmish ensued among the dozen people.
The "weak" Level 14 Lin Ke, unprepared mentally, was instantly flung away by Juli River’s aura.