Should I delete it?

Sivir was a little surprised; it wouldn't be a problem if this thing wasn't deleted, would it?

Although Kavi has already graduated, his name can still be listed as a mentor.

As Al-Hysen tidied up the papers on the table, he explained to Sylvie.

"If it's just an ordinary student of Sumeru, then adding it won't matter."

“But you are different. You are a desert person, and you have already been targeted once by those people from the Order of the Church.”

“When those tutors see Kavi’s name, they might use the fact that Kavi graduated to negate your work.”

"We need to eliminate any factors that might make you a target and ensure that you pass this defense."

Sivir thought it made sense.

After all, in the Academy of Education, a degree basically represents a person's status in the world. During the defense, the subjective judgment of the examiners will directly determine the life or death of the student in this defense.

Sivir just hoped that the professors she would encounter during her dissertation defense would be normal people.

"Okay, I'll fix it tonight and print a new copy tomorrow."

Sivir readily accepted the good advice.

The next morning, Sivir took the revised paper out and reprinted it.

After tidying up the printed paper, Sivir carried it and headed towards Professor Siever's house.

In the morning, Sumeru City is covered in greenery, dew drips onto the streets, and the morning market is bustling with activity.

Before long, Sivir arrived at her mentor's house.

Compared to the homes of other mentors, Siever's house was much quieter.

No students came to his door to ask him questions.

Sivir was somewhat confused.

It's been six years, and I don't think I've met any of Silver's other students yet?

With the defense imminent, are all the other students this confident? Don't they seek last-minute cramming from their mentor, Siffer?

What if the professor you encounter during your defense is a close friend of Professor Siever?

happy.

Are you dreaming?

Lost in thought, Sivir gently knocked on Severn's door.

Severus's door opened before Severus had to wait long.

When he saw that it was Sivir, a look of surprise flashed in Sivir's eyes.

"Oh, so the busy man has finally decided to come over today?"

"Hehehehe... Professor, what are you saying? It's time for the defense, so I've come to hand you my thesis."

Siever was even more surprised when he heard that Siever said he had to submit a paper.

"Hey, you still remember to submit your paper!"

Sivir could even hear the shock in Severus's voice, and gave an awkward smile.

Severus didn't make things difficult for Sivir, he just glanced behind Sivir a couple of times.

There was no one else.

"Come in."

He stepped aside to let Sylvie into his room.

The room was sparsely decorated, with the walls covered with blueprints and photographs of various buildings.

Upon entering, Sivir revealed her true colors, collapsing onto Severus's sofa as if she were in her own home. Severus merely glanced at her before paying no further attention.

Sever poured two glasses of water, pushed one next to Sever, then casually took Sever's paper and sat down at his own desk.

The sound of papers turning filled the air as Sivir slumped onto the sofa, closing her eyes in deep thought.

"In the desert? The sand there isn't fertile enough, so how did you deal with it back then?"

Siever asked questions as he flipped through the pages.

"Use grass slime and rock slime for composting. The rock armor of rock slime contains various trace elements. Crush it, soften it with grass slime, and then pile it in. This also helps to stabilize the sand with grass slime, achieving multiple benefits in one go."

Sivir stretched and spoke casually.

How did the crops grow initially?

"It didn't work at first, but after we applied some fertilizer, it wasn't bad. The harvest was about 20% less than that of the rainforest."

The two exchanged questions and answers, and the day quickly passed.

Chapter 19 Mission Completed

From sunrise to sunset.

Sivir spent the entire day at Severn's house.

"Hmm... I have a firm grasp on it, there are basically no problems."

Severn tidied up the documents, put them into a paper document bag, sealed it, and then placed it in the space that had been cleared for him on the bookshelf behind him.

"I will submit this document to the Religious Council tomorrow..."

Sever looked at Sivir, pausing slightly in his speech.

"...The defense went smoothly."

Sivir chuckled.

"Don't worry, don't worry, Elhesen said there's no problem."

That kid.

Upon hearing Elhesen's name, Severus breathed a slight sigh of relief.

As a clerk, Al-Hysen's name is known to everyone in the Order of the Church, and he will probably be promoted again soon.

It's good to have good relations with this kind of person.

"Alright, you should be fine now. Go home. Do you expect this old man to cook for you?"

Suddenly, Severus stretched out his hands, trying to shoo Severus away as if he were herding a chicken.

Sivir shrugged and turned to leave.

"Alright, alright, I thought I could get a free meal."

Siever watched as Siever walked out of the house, raised his right hand slightly, and then lowered it again.

He returned to his desk, took the sealed file bag down from the bookshelf again, and stared at it in a daze.

On the streets of Sumeru.

With the paper settled, it's time to continue studying his theory of elements.

While we're at it, let's see if we can make a suit of armor similar to the Demon King's armor.

As a researcher, his and his doctoral students' lack of combat effectiveness is a major weakness.

Strength gained through training progresses quite slowly and requires long-term maintenance.

But now it seems...

If the next mission is in a high-risk world like Star Iron, Sivir and the Doctor will still be of little use.

and many more…

task?

Sivir suddenly woke up, as if he had forgotten something.

Speaking of which…

It seems the task didn't reward me?

Sivir quickened her pace and hurried back home. Under Kavi's surprised gaze, Sivir rushed into the room and sat directly on the desk.

Kavi glanced at Elhesen, who paid no attention to the commotion Sivir had caused.

Kavi tilted his head, turned around, and went into the kitchen.

Without us, those two lazybones would starve to death.

Sivir opened the chat group, and then opened the task panel.

[Limited-Time Mission: Raid on the Space Station. Completed. You participated in this mission as a neutral party, causing severe economic damage to the Black Tower Space Station and also participating in the rescue of the cadets.]

During this process, you forged a deep connection with Star, the protagonist of the Star Iron world, and left a lasting impression on Lady Black Tower, the master of the Black Tower Space Station. [Mission Rating: C]

Sivir looked at the mission evaluation and stroked her chin.

Did the Black Tower leave a deep impression?

Sivir guessed this impression wasn't very serious and just hoped that Xing alone could withstand the Black Tower's firepower.

Next time I go to Star Iron World, I'll continue to be part of the Star Group's "trash can team" for life.

Alright, since we can't go to the Star Iron World anyway, let's see what the rewards are.

Sivir clicks to claim the reward.

[You have earned 1000 points.]

integral?

Sivir frowned.

Is there a way to spend points in this chat group?

So, has the PhD been awarded yet?

Sivir: Did you claim your reward? You gave me 1000 points.

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