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Chapter 795 Cole's Thesis

Paper: [Three Techniques for Perceiving Spatial Fluctuations]

Abstract: Based on the [Teleportation] spell scroll of Second Speaker Stephens, and combined with the spatial force interaction mechanism proposed by Councilor Li Si, this article presents three techniques discovered by the author in the process of trying to master [Teleportation], which have certain application value in understanding spatial fluctuations.

Keywords: Spatial fluctuations; Spatial magic; Innovative methods
I. Introduction
In the Gaia multiverse system, spatial fluctuations are both a concrete manifestation of physical laws and a specific carrier of the world's forces.
According to the Marxist theory of space, generalized space is composed of multidimensional reference systems, each containing three homogeneous and heterogeneous properties.

Experimental data show that when the material load reaches a critical value, space will redistribute energy through fluctuations, and these fluctuations have irreversible directional characteristics.
(1) Methods of Magical Research

Referring to the magical research paradigm proposed by His Majesty Li Si, a "three-dimensional coordinate system" for spatial magic research is established.

Ontological Dimension: The Essence of Analyzing Spatial Fluctuations

Cognitive Dimension: Exploring the Spatial Perception Ability of Monks

Practical Dimension: Verifying the Operational Effectiveness of Spatial Magic Patterns

This methodology has been preliminarily verified in small-world space fragmentation experiments. Its world space reconstruction achieved by distorting space is essentially a concrete manifestation of spatial fluctuation manipulation.
II. Core Attempt Techniques

(1) Steps for reconstructing a multidimensional standard system:
The magic rune array is deployed in a narrow space, a multi-dimensional coordinate system is constructed by introducing the time dimension, and spatial fluctuations are observed through the flow of rune energy.
In the "Wave" rune experiment, the rune drawn with crimson ink released 0.1 units of spatial wave when burned, a figure that closely matches the fourth-dimensional unfolding threshold predicted by spatial science.
(2) Mind Space Mapping

Cognitive mechanisms:

According to Fauconiier's theory of mental space, the sorcerer's sect achieves this by constructing mental space:

Conceptual Integration: Associating tangible runes with abstract fluctuations

Accessibility Principle: Establishing a connection to the mental space through rune observation
Dynamic mapping: Real-time adjustment of mental space to cope with fluctuations and changes
Empirical research:

Experiments show that when systematically trained mages observe the "Moon" rune, their ability to sense spatial fluctuations increases by 5%.
Nelson flipped through the paper in his hand, feeling somewhat happy for his friend.

In fact, Nelson really didn't understand the spatial knowledge and techniques mentioned in it.

After all, he had never been involved in this field before.

Although Nelson offered him some advice, he gave up after a brief trial.

He still plans to continue his studies and research in the field of fire magic, just as he had done before.

However, during this period, Nelson also devoted a lot of energy to his thesis in order to fulfill Li Si's request.

At least in his current view, the paper that Cole completed was already very close to those published in magic journals.

In short, he didn't quite understand it; he had a feeling of being impressed but not quite.

"That's about enough, isn't it?"

Cole rubbed his aching temples and said hesitantly.

He wasn't entirely sure if the paper would meet the requirements of the magic journal.

"There will definitely be no problem."

Nelson said with a smile.

Then, he patted Cole, who was lying there unwilling to move, and said:

"Let's go out and get something to eat to celebrate."

"No, I'd better submit this paper first!"

Cole hesitated for a moment, then spoke directly.

Having worked so hard for so long, Kerr still wants a result as soon as possible.

Where do I pay it?

Nelson said with some doubt.

"It seems like we can just leave it to the magical intelligent life form."

Cole thought for a moment, then got out of bed and said.

"Then what are we waiting for? Let's go!"

Nelson patted Cole on the shoulder and said.

"If there are any problems, bring it back and revise it."

".All right."

Cole was initially hesitant, but after hearing what Nelson said, he felt there was some truth to it.

Knowing the result sooner will put my mind at ease sooner!
If it doesn't pass, then just keep revising it.

Although His Majesty Li Si did not set a time limit for him, there were still limitations.

If someone other than His Majesty Li Si had published a paper in a magic journal before him, it would be very difficult to become His Majesty Li Si's disciple.

For Cole, this was an extremely rare opportunity that he absolutely did not want to miss.

Although he was tired, Cole quickly tidied his clothes and walked with Nelson toward the Mage Tower of the Source of All Laws.

They've walked this road many times recently; they know it all too well.

Cole and Nelson entered the mage tower, and what appeared before them was the black cat that was sleeping on the table, looking rather bored.

After becoming members of the Source of All Laws, Cole and Nelson were naturally aware of the black cat's special nature.

As a magical and intelligent being, the black cat naturally possesses exceptionally high intelligence.

Members of the [Source of All Laws] can contact the school for assistance within the school's territory through their member badges.

And this help was basically provided by Black Cat Xiao Hei.

Moreover, unlike the other two magical intelligent beings in the Pancontinental Mage Association, the black cat appears to be more human-like.

Of course, this is not meant to be insulting, and all members of the [Source of All Laws] feel the same way.
Although the two magical intelligent beings of the Pancontinental Mage Association are powerful, they basically do not communicate with the association members.

Its tone of voice is just like that of ordinary magical AI, cold and indifferent, devoid of any emotion.

Moreover, these two magical intelligent beings never materialized and appeared before anyone else.

But Black Cat Xiao Hei is different.

Besides the black cat guarding the entrance that you see as soon as you enter the Mage Tower of the Source of All Laws, you can see black cats wagging their tails and wandering around in various places throughout the Mage Tower.

It's obvious that this black cat can create many clones and often communicates with other people.

They can even guide others through the difficulties they encounter in their magical research.

It is said that this black cat followed Li Si before he achieved legendary status.

Cole had previously asked the black cat some questions.

However, although the question was answered, Cole still felt that the black cat's eyes were full of disdain when it looked at him.

It's as if they're saying, "Why ask such a simple question?"

Therefore, Cole felt that the magical intelligent black cat in front of him was definitely quite special.

Sometimes, he even wondered if the black cat was a real person in disguise.

Cole, holding the paper, was about to wake the black cat and hand it to it when Nelson pulled him back.

Nelson glanced at the people passing by and said in a low voice:

"There are too many people here, let's go find the other black cat clones!"

Only after his friend reminded him did Cole realize what was happening.

When it's still uncertain whether the paper will pass, it's never too much to be cautious.

After all, if others find out about this, it could very well cause unexpected complications.

The two then began searching within the mage tower.

It didn't take them long to find the black cat sunbathing lazily in the Arcane Garden on the upper level of the Mage Tower.

Arcane Garden is a rather unique place, capable of simulating special environments for mages to study and experiment with spells.

However, at this time, most people were in the Wisdom Library of the Mage Tower, reading books with great eagerness.

The Arcane Garden was quite quiet at the moment, with no one else besides Cole and Nelson.

"Lord Black Cat!" Cole approached the black cat and said softly.

Anyone who has spoken with the black cat knows that this magical intelligent being prefers to be called that by others.

Of course, if anyone disrespects the black cat, the black cat can control the magic of the entire mage tower to "beat them up"!

The small, pointed ears twitched, and the black cat lazily opened its eyes.

It originally intended to "teach a lesson" to people.

Who told them to dare disturb Lord Black Cat's afternoon nap?

But when the black cat opened its eyes and saw Cole, it yawned and slowly stood up.

Everyone else was indifferent, but Cole, the black cat in front of him, was still paying attention.

Black Cat was well aware of Li Si's emphasis on those magic journals.

He devoted a great deal of energy to this, and some of it was related to the boy in front of him.

Black Cat was aware of the task that Li Si had given to the two boys in front of him.

If we need to publish a paper then, we'll definitely have to let them handle it.

So, the black cat forced itself to cheer up.

"What? Huh? What's wrong?"

The black cat lazily looked at Cole in front of it and said.

"Lord Black Cat, this is my thesis. I would like to ask you to take a look and see if there are any problems."

Cole placed the manuscript in front of the black cat and said respectfully.

"Finished writing? That was pretty fast."

As a magical intelligent life form, the black cat naturally knew what state Cole was in recently.

In fact, as a magical intelligent life form, the black cat was well aware of the difference between so-called papers and normal magic books.

What Li Si wanted to do was to gradually change the mindset of the "Source of All Laws" and even all the mages in the Pan-Continental Mage Association.

Let them master this more "scientific" way of explaining and passing on magical knowledge.

As for what "science" is, the black cat didn't quite understand, and Li Si didn't explain it to it either.

The black cat licked its paws and picked up the manuscript in front of it, turning the pages one by one.

The manuscript was bigger than the black cat's body, but it felt as if it had no weight in the black cat's hands.

Black Cat read very quickly and finished reading Cole's paper in no time.

Setting down the manuscript, the black cat looked at Cole and said:

Did you write this all by yourself?

Cole was taken aback by what he heard, and said, somewhat bewildered:
"I wrote it all by myself, but Nelson helped me a lot during the process."

Hearing what Cole said, Nelson became somewhat anxious.

Don't admit it so quickly at this point!

However, he didn't want to actually say anything to remind him, so he just nudged Cole on the back.

The black cat looked at Nelson with amusement, but didn't say anything more.

The black cat slapped its little paw on the paper and looked at Cole, saying:

"Although there are still some problems, it's not bad overall."

"It should be able to be published in 'Thoughts'."

Upon hearing this, Cole felt a sense of relief.

He knew the name "Thinking" all too well.

It is one of the magic journals founded by His Majesty Li Si.

However, unlike journals such as "The World" and "Elements", "Thoughts" mainly includes papers on innovative magical research thinking and methods.

This is also one of Cole's favorite magic magazines.

Unlike other journals, the papers published in this journal are relatively simple and easy to understand.

Cole could barely understand about 70-80% of it.

But more importantly, many of the papers in the journal *Thinking* provided him with considerable inspiration.

He had never imagined that there were so many methods for observing magical elements, and that the common sense and principles of magical research were often obstacles that hindered their exploration of the real world.
When Cole was writing this paper, he drew many references from the magical journal "Thoughts".

Therefore, he anticipated that if he were to be published in a magical journal, the most likely candidate would be "Thoughts".

"Alright, kid, don't get too excited."

The black cat pushed the manuscript back, yawned, and said:
"I've already marked the problems in the paper for you."

"Go back and revise it quickly. If you don't finish revising it, I won't publish your paper."

"If you miss the next printing date of the journal, and something unexpected happens along the way, you'll regret it!"

Upon hearing the black cat's words, Cole immediately calmed down.

That’s right!
He was just a few steps away from completing His Majesty Li Si's commission, so he couldn't afford to relax now.

Who knows if His Majesty Li Si will assign the same task to someone else?

But at least for now, Cole is within reach of ultimate success.

However, when did Lord Black Cat point out the problem for him?
Cole opened the paper in his hand and was instantly shocked by the dense red pen marks on it.

Are there really that many problems?
However, Cole quickly regained his composure.

Let's change it!

It's come to this!

Cole turned and walked away, refusing Nelson's suggestion to go to the tavern to celebrate.

Now, he doesn't want to waste a single moment.

Three days later,
When Cole reappeared in front of the black cat, he even startled it.

"You little rascal, haven't you slept at all these past few days?"

The black cat said with some emotion.

This wasn't him being overly alarmed; it was simply that Cole was in a really bad state right now.

His face was completely bloodless, so pale that he looked as if he might faint at any moment.

The black cat flipped through Cole's paper, nodded, and said:

"Okay, that should solve the problem."

"Whoo~"

Cole was actually quite pleased with the black cat's affirmation.

If he could, he would even want to cheer right now.

But the physical exhaustion was too great, and all he could do now was exhale heavily and relax completely.

Perhaps because he had been so exhausted these past few days, his consciousness had begun to become hazy.

It is his unwavering conviction that has kept him going until now.

Nelson, who had been helping him these past few days, was now unconscious in his room.

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