Physics God

Shi Lingying didn't spend much time with her old friends this time. Her previous experience had left her with a slight fear of the dark, so around four or five in the afternoon, she pulled Mu Kange away from the fast food restaurant.

As the two walked down the street, Shi Lingying suddenly spoke up: "Brother, how about we investigate this Herycles?"

Mu Kange always called Shi Lingying a brotherly name. Shi Lingying was not used to it at first, but she accepted it over time. Then, Shi Lingying's birthday was earlier than Mu Kange's alternate-time counterpart, so Shi Lingying started calling Mu Kange "little brother".

"Judging from the name, this thing doesn't seem to be from Jiuxiao. We might have to look for it in other cultural areas if they're on this island," Mu Kange said, scratching his head.

The name Hercules sounds distinctly Western, but it could be a code name used to conceal something, though it's certain that vampires are a Western phenomenon.

Shi Lingying hasn't been just playing games these days; she hasn't done anything else either: "This organization is kidnapping teenagers aged fifteen or sixteen. I previously investigated the missing persons cases in other cultural districts and narrowed down the scope of my investigation to a few."

"Great job, bro," Mu Kange praised. "So, which specific cultural districts are you referring to?"

"Hehe, I think the cultural areas we should focus on investigating are Eden, Olympus, Asgard, and Avalon," said Shiya Sakura, rubbing her nose with a hint of smugness.

Mu Kange nodded, then took out his phone and dialed Ling Hao's number: "Big brother, I need information on a criminal organization on this island. Their leader is called Hercules."

Soon, Ling Hao sent over the information about this organization. The organization was called "KDE," and it was unclear why it was called that, but that's what they called themselves.

The exact number of people is unclear. They are active in cultural areas such as Eden. The Alliance of Superpowers only regards them as small fry with strong concealment abilities. But strangely, the members of KDE seem to have some kind of fanatical faith and would rather die than reveal any information. Therefore, the Alliance has limited knowledge of them and only regards them as a small organization attached to the Alien God Child Society.

The name "Alliance of Superpowered Individuals" tells you what it does, and the so-called "Alien God Child Society" is not just a criminal organization of superpowered individuals; it also includes demi-humans and even non-humans, since they are dealing with the entire human society.

"This is from the Alliance's database. It will take some time to investigate in detail, but this organization is under our control," Ling Hao's voice came from the phone.

Ling Hao's unspoken message was actually quite simple: this organization is useful, so don't mess around. Mu Kange understood this, so he responded and hung up the phone.

"The Alliance Database? What gave Ling Hao the authority to access it?!" Shi Lingying was somewhat surprised. Wasn't Ling Hao the same as Mu Kange, also at the E-rank? Even their levels of ability development were the same.

Mu Kange shrugged and said, "You haven't been going online to read the news these past few days, have you? Ling Hao has become a world celebrity."

"what?"

Shi Lingying quickly opened her phone and entered Ling Hao's name into the browser's search engine. Sure enough, she found an entry for him on Baidu Baike (Chinese Wikipedia). But what she found shocked her.

Ling Hao had significantly advanced the technological level of human civilization in about two months. If it weren't for the lack of productivity, Ling Hao could have even sent people to Pluto.

Ling Hao has proclaimed that everything from room-temperature superconductors and wireless energy transmission to controlled nuclear fusion is possible. He also declared that once production capacity catches up, fusion-powered aircraft engines, graphene chips, practical quantum computers, inexpensive anti-tumor drugs, and brain-computer interfaces will also become a reality.

Furthermore, the United Nations gave Ling Hao an extremely exaggerated title—Chief Scientist of Human Civilization. Of course, Ling Hao still referred to himself as a doctor.

When Mu Kange first learned about it, he thought Ling Hao wanted to cause chaos in the world and start Season 3, but contrary to his expectations, the human civilization on this earth seems to be really united.

"Is this real? Are you sure it's not some kind of science fiction plot?" Shi Ayaka felt dizzy; this person was actually her classmate...

How can the difference between people be greater than the difference between air and humans when they are both sixteen years old?

[At this point, I hope readers will remember our domain name 1110 ...

Although Shiya knew that Ling Hao was an intelligence-attribute ability user, even intelligence-attribute ability users weren't this outrageous. Intelligence-attribute abilities couldn't turn someone into a true genius.

Without the mindset of a genius, the "intelligence" attribute ability is nothing more than enhancing the calculation and memory abilities of ordinary people. Perhaps this is already genius for ordinary people, but they are just memorizing by rote, merely piling up knowledge without any innovative ability, and it cannot play a significant role in scientific research.

In the real universe, the Star Sea Community strongly discourages lower civilizations from purchasing technology from higher civilizations, because the technology of higher civilizations can greatly affect the innovation capabilities of lower civilizations, causing them to lose their own unique characteristics.

Different civilizations, due to their different environments, development, and cultures, will have their own unique styles. If we only learn from and imitate them, we will overlap with other civilizations, and in that case, the only difference between the two will be their population.

This is also the significance of reserved areas versus open areas. Open areas are for interstellar communication and are inevitably affected by other civilizations, while reserved areas are not.

"That's definitely true. Ling Hao is like that. He secretly disappears and then goes to cause trouble," Mu Kange said with his arms crossed.

Shiya rubbed her temples, trying to process this astonishing information, but for a moment she still found it hard to believe such a reality.

After returning to the academy, the two looked at the surrounding buildings, and Mu Kange suddenly remembered something, saying with a sigh, "By the way, buddy, you'll be taking practical development classes from now on, so you can't play games in the afternoons anymore..."

"Why are you always thinking about your stupid game?!" Shi Lingying threw a punch at Mu Kange in annoyance, which was easily dodged by the latter.

Mu Kange shrugged and said, "I was wondering if this isn't the only thing we have in common? What else can we talk about?"

Shi Lingying kicked again, but still missed Mu Kange. She said with dissatisfaction, "Aren't you very good at fighting? Then teach me how to fight."

"I've never taught anyone this before, I have no experience." Mu Kange raised an eyebrow upon hearing this. The teaching conditions here were really too backward. There was no virtual world that he loved, nor any equipment for synesthetic learning.

"Hmph, are you going to teach me or not?" Shi Lingying glared at him angrily.

Mu Kange waved his hand. He was actually proficient in all the individual weapons of human civilization in the real world. He wasn't just good with swords, but these other skills were just for show.

"Alright then, let's go practice on the playground."