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Chapter 75 Borrowing Your Light, Seeing the Light

ten minutes later.

Su Wen was invited into the reception room.

Through the edge of the glass hall.

He could see the complex ocean current fluctuations on the LCD screen in the laboratory.

Simultaneously.

I also saw the girl bringing a cup of steaming coffee.

He took the coffee with both hands and said politely:

"Thanks.

Phyllis, I'm a fluid dynamics physicist.

Five years have passed since the century of origin.

The current mainstream scientific research direction also includes the deduction of psychic tides using fluid-like physics.

Your father's discovery has indeed made an indelible contribution to this direction.

What is your research area? "

Hear him say that.

The girl felt more understood.

She also poured herself a cup of black coffee.

Then he took a sip with a spoon.

The coffee is very bitter.

She still has some trouble getting used to the drink.

But this.

It seemed as if she could see the figure that once leaned over the research institute late at night.

Phyllis said:
“I studied marine biology at Columbia University.

Because I admire Sylvia Alice Earle very much, and her deeds have influenced the rest of my life.

But for the rest of my life, I want to do it for my deceased father.

Let him see the more beautiful scenery in the depths of the ocean current."

Hear her say that.

Su Wen disagreed.

He had seen the will of the guardian of Haiyu Cemetery over thousands of years.

I understand.

The will that is passed on in the storm should belong to herself, not to the deceased.

Moreover.

Before the "Afterglow of the Light" disappeared, Anthony told him to help take care of Filia.

Su Wen is not someone who makes promises easily.

Because fulfilling a promise is probably not an easy thing.

His moral bottom line is not that high.

I don’t want to carry too much.

just.

A father's final dying wishes.

He still didn't choose to refuse.

Su Wen did not choose words that were too straightforward.

Instead, he asked her gently:
"Phyllis, since you said you studied at Columbia, you should remember the motto of Columbia University in the City of New York."

Hear the question.

The girl didn't quite understand what he meant.

But still answered:

"In thy light we shall see light."
Su Wen nodded:

“This sentence comes from the Bible - Psalms in the Old Testament.

It also represents the light brought by the deceased, not to commemorate himself.

Instead, he is there to illuminate the path ahead that you see.

Philia.

I hope you will consider this carefully.

Then make sure you’re not continuing your research just to reminisce about the past.”

"Light?"

She recalled the faint lights that once lit up little by little in the Haiyu Cemetery.

now.

The figures of Su Wen in front of him and Detective Kevin overlapped unknowingly.

Because of this.

When talking with Su Wen, she always felt that the heaviest part of her heart was smoothed out unknowingly.

of course.

Su Wen just gave her some time to think about herself.

He didn't want an answer now.

There is no point in getting this answer either.

Mr. Scholar said with a gentle smile while stirring the black coffee in his hand.

“Biology is pretty good, too.

Haven't you heard that saying?
The 21st century is the century of biology.”

"It sounds like the person who said this is a little too optimistic."

After letting go of some of the burdens in my heart.

Phyllis couldn't help but smile slightly.

Perhaps it is the Nordic ancestry inherited from the Antonine Slavs.

The girl's face was very delicate, and after getting rid of that unhappy expression, she was indeed very beautiful now.

Phyllis asked seriously:

"Mr. Su, what was the motivation for your research?" Su Wen took a sip of black coffee.

It is indeed bitter.

Fortunately, he had just experienced the cutting of the wind blade of Storm Cliff.

Now I have a strong tolerance for pain.

and so.

Just a cup of coffee, for him.

It can probably still be classified as a dessert.

He smiled and replied:
“The Century of Origins brings endless possibilities.

Any discovery is like picking up a few shells in a nearly empty ocean of life. It is hard not to feel intoxicated by this sense of achievement.”

Su Wen truly spoke these words from the bottom of his heart.

After personally browsing the in-depth experimental data of the Coastal Research Institute.

He was indeed in awe of Anthony Eleanor's work:
"Even Sir Isaac Newton's classical mechanics was only an approximation of relativity at low speeds.

In other words, the world we see is probably just a subset of higher-dimensional rules.

That being the case.

As a scientist, the pursuit of truth is probably the most noble goal.

Civilization needs us.

So I'm proud of that, and I think you should be, too."

far away.

The sound of the Samoan tide gradually rises.

Under the warm night lights of the Coastal Research Institute.

The two chatted.

It's as if we've known each other for a long time.

Two hours later.

Phyllis talked about the person she once admired:
“Sylvia Alice Earle was an American marine biologist, explorer, author, and lecturer.

She has been a National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence since 1998.

Sylvia was the first female chief scientist of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and was named Time magazine's first "Hero for the Earth" in 1998.

When Sylvia A. Earle looked at the ocean, she did not see it as a vast expanse of cold, deep blue water.

Instead, think of it as one of the largest aquariums on Earth.

It is an ocean forest, sparkling with colorful blue, green and golden colors.

“Sylvia is truly worthy of respect.

It sounds like your choices haven’t changed.”

"Yes.

I also want to be a great scientist like Sylvia."

Her voice gradually faded away.

Fell asleep on the table.

At midnight, Phyllis really couldn't hold on any longer.

Su Wen took off his coat and put it on the girl.

He poured himself another cup of coffee.

Looking into the distance silently.

By the way, I used the Coastal Research Institute's WiFi to download a movie.

Six hours later.

distance.

The dawn light gradually rises along the coastline.

The girl gradually woke up.

She felt the warmth of the casual jacket she was wearing, and she also noticed that her clothes had not been touched in the slightest.

The girl felt relieved, but a little embarrassed.
"Sorry, I fell asleep. You are obviously a guest, Mr. Su."

"No, no, no, I admire you for being able to sleep so soundly after drinking three large cups of black coffee."

Su Wen said with a smile.

His humorous words diluted the awkwardness unconsciously.

"Goodbye, Phyllis.

I should leave now.”

She asked,
"What do you need me to do?"

“Please help me contact the Night Watch.

Just say that a missing person has been found.

In fact, I have no idea how to leave Samoa."

He put on his casual jacket.

then.

Accompanied by the influence of the lunar tidal force.

Su Wen walked towards the South Pacific beach where the dawn was setting.

He waited until the tide went out.

Shortly after.

On the way, reinforcements from the Night's Watch arrived.

He finally found the shell that he had promised before leaving Binhai City.

[Su Wen, the gravekeeper of the Samoan Islands, holds Edward-Blue Storm-Watcher's Sword, which links to the origin point]

[The life level of the Storm Eagles has been raised due to the theory of natural selection and the survival of the fittest. ]

[Energy level of Storm Bluff Ruins increased]

[Advanced from low-sequence lawful side ruins to sailor path 'Sea Blessed' 'Storm Singer' third-level 'Transparency' sublimation point]

[Future key time point: 'Opening the Lost Sea Route' completion rate increased by 13%]

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