It's Kavi.

Kavi read it carefully, and the next second, his face turned extremely ugly.

Memories that were once dead suddenly sprang up and attacked me!

Thesis topic: Feasibility of slime farms.

"Hey buddy, can we get someone else?"

"Sylvie, why did you write this down?!"

He even used his name, Kavi!

"Because it is indeed feasible!"

Siwell argued.

"Moreover, it saves money and is quite practical."

El-Heinz added quietly.

But this thing is not artistic at all!

A merchant named Winter once asked Kavi to design a house. At the time, Sivir went to Winter with Kavi to earn credits.

When winter came and the ground was frozen and the environment was harsh, the two discussed the possibility of farming in the winter.

This is essentially just something Sivir and Kavi bragged about in the winter.

The merchant who was heading towards winter listened to the two men boasting all the way and thought that Kavi was unreliable, so he canceled the deal on the spot.

Sivir still remembers the bewildered look on Kavi's face when he heard that the other party had stood him up.

Not only did Sivir skip two weeks of classes, but she also failed to earn any credits.

We've lost so much money.

It's a dark history.

Of course, after returning, Sivir put his skills to the test in the desert and set up two farms in Aru Village.

The results were encouraging.

It's a bit difficult to get slimes, especially from rock, grass, and water.

If this thing were sent to the Void Terminal…

Nakawi felt he should find a block of tofu and smash his head against it.

“I think it’s quite good; for Tasata, this paper is just right.”

It won't attract attention, nor will it fail the assessment.

Ehrlich approved of the paper, while Kavi held his head in his hands, clutching his hair tightly.

"Sylvie, when you publish this paper, could you please not include my name?"

"That won't work!"

Sivir refused on the spot.

If we're going to lose face, we'll lose face together.

Chapter 3 Where is my logout button?

Kavi's skills are still excellent.

At least three people enjoyed their meal.

Sivir lay on the bed, staring blankly at the light screen floating in mid-air.

It has been sixteen years since I traveled to Teyvat.

Just like in her previous life, Sivir was still an orphan.

He was born in the desert, with the face of a Liyue person, but he never met his parents.

Fortunately, he was taken in by the people of Aru Village, and the scholars of Aru Village named him Sivir. In this way, Sivir grew up by eating food from many families and has lived to this day.

Perhaps because of his second life, Sivir possesses eyes that can analyze all things. Thanks to these eyes, he can see the more essential aspects of the world.

For example, the force of light.

Six years ago, ten-year-old Sivir crossed the desert alone, carrying the hope of connecting the desert and the rainforest, and arrived at Mount Sumeru.

He became a scholar of the Wondrous Theory School by relying on a blueprint for improving the architecture of Mount Sumeru.

Today it is today.

Back then, he still harbored the dream of becoming the Great Sage, but now…

Ha ha.

Shaking off her thoughts, Sivir focused her attention on the chat group.

"Can't it be analyzed anymore...?"

His eyes gleamed with a faint white light as he stared at the light screen in front of him.

No matter how closely Sivir observed, she could not discern any information from the light screen.

I didn't feel any regret.

After all, it's a chat group that connects to another world.

He originally thought that his cheat code was the only thing that worked, but unexpectedly a chat group popped up.

The words "search group member" still shone brightly, attracting Sivir like a tempting fruit.

After a moment's thought, Sivir reached out and tapped it.

Could this belated lucky break really harm me?

He insists on tasting it today to see if it's salty or not!

"Searching for group members... Search complete... Detected something resembling a thought imprint in the mind of a new group member, now removed."

A line of large characters flashed rapidly across the light screen.

Something like a thought stamp?

This group is even cleaning up this stuff?

It's pretty good.

"Please go to the other person's world and invite them to the group. During the invitation process, you will not be harmed by the other person's world."

"The target you need to invite: Doctor in the Arknights world."

Sivir: ?

If we're not even friends, do I have to personally invite them to join the group in their world?

A PhD?

Sivir's eyes flashed. He knew the Doctor, but he didn't know which Doctor it was from.

Could that thing that looks like a thought stamp be a gray nail?

A scholar from the time of the Tower of Babel?

A beam of light flashed again, and the next second, a portal resembling a black hole suddenly appeared beside Sivir's bed.

Sivir got out of bed and began to examine the portal closely.

I still can't see anything.

He tentatively poked at the door, but didn't touch anything.

Doesn't seem to pose any threat?

And you don't have to worry about dying on the other side.

How about... we go in and take a look?

Without hesitation, Sivir stepped into the portal.

at the same time.

Terra.

On Rhodes Island, a white-haired figure lay quietly in a stone coffin. The next second, he suddenly frowned, raised his right hand, and pinched his brow.

My head... hurts so much...

Prophet…

who is it?

Precyth...

who is it?

Kal'tsit…

Who is it?

Scattered fragments of memory flashed through the doctor's mind. He tried to grasp them, but in the end, he only grasped nothingness.

Once the pain subsided, he opened his eyes and realized his predicament.

Is this inside a coffin?

The cramped space felt a bit oppressive, but thankfully it was more than enough to fit him alone.

Is this... being arrested?

wrong…

Fragments of memory flashing through his mind told him that he hadn't been captured...

This looks like a... medical bay?

The problem is... how do we get out?

This is unbelievable.

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