Of course, it's also possible that it's not made of placer gold, but that's not important.

The important thing is that one mysterious person after another subsequently revealed Oswaldo's misdeeds.

Like weeping and lamenting, every word is filled with sorrow.

Like a wall collapsing and everyone pushing it down, all his unsavory aspects seemed to explode overnight.

In reality, these things are not hidden at all. Too many people have been harmed by Oswald. Even if the company has internet restrictions, Oswald's evil deeds are still easy to find; they are everywhere.

They simply had nowhere to turn for help.

Interstellar courts are all run by corporations.

If you go to the Interstellar Court to sue him, Oswald might receive a call from the court and then put on a show on the spot—"Who is this courtier who dares to sue me!"

Then they'll frame you for some crime, enslave you, and if you manage to escape, they'll put a warrant for your arrest on your head.

You're crying out to heaven but have nowhere to turn, and you're trapped in the underworld with nowhere to hide.

Therefore, most of Oswaldo's countless enemies who survived embarked on a path of hunting or destruction, resorting to violent revenge.

One crime after another was exposed, and every credit point he had was stained with blood.

Only then did a tiny, insignificant glimpse of the dark side of pioneering begin to emerge.

People were terrified by his ruthlessness.

Amidst widespread condemnation, the company remained silent, refraining from its usual efforts to suppress discussion and whitewash the news.

It was as if they were letting everything unfold as it was.

The "Broad Knowledge Society" is also arguing and in disarray right now, not much better than the company.

They focused on and argued about three main points.

One is a genius who appeared out of nowhere, and he's number 30, with "Silk" in his name.

As an intellectual faction, the "Society for Broad Knowledge" could not possibly ignore this.

Some people thought of certain long-forgotten plans.

When Siskar publicly revealed the "Metaverse," countless people regarded it as a great opportunity, like a second life, and the same was true for the Bo Shi Society.

He tinkered with many plans, but none of them were implemented before the "Metaverse" was shut down.

However, since they were a collection of collective wisdom, the original files of these plans were preserved by the Candle Ink School in the hope that they would still be useful in the future.

However, as time has passed, it is clear that no one can replicate the "metaverse," and these plans have been permanently shelved unless someone can find any possible trace of the Sciskar legacy.

Now, the Bo Shi Society is hoping that the "metaverse" might be made public again.

Secondly, they focused on and explored the active and unusual changes in one's destiny, especially the changes in one's fate. Unfortunately, despite their best efforts, they could only make superficial observations.

The third point is to discuss the "Genius Club's" threat of war against the "Interstellar Peace Corporation".

After a period of arguing, one person, seemingly unable to bear the noise, stepped forward.

Oppenheimer: "War will not come, otherwise the ramblings of the ominous forerunners should have been discovered long ago."

Although the Candle Ink School is divided, all three factions pay unique attention to the ominous signs.

After all, the split of the Candlelight School was precisely because the ancient philosophers accidentally deciphered a few of the final ramblings.

Oppenheimer's point of view was simple: if the "Genius Club" really was involved with the "Interstellar Peace Corporation," the commotion would certainly be significant, and it was impossible for the Ominous Vanguard to remain completely silent.

Then he turned and left in disappointment.

Oppenheimer was the author, but there was no need to record this scene; it was like a pointless argument between thugs, which could be summed up in a single sentence on the page.

There were already many empty seats at the table, belonging to wise men and philosophers who had long since left.

With Oppenheimer's departure, the 'mediocre men' of the House of Representatives were no longer found here.

As for the rest... well...

Oppenheimer left without looking back, only to see a person leaning against a pillar not far from the door.

That was Ladio without his head cast.

Ladio: "2 minutes and 57 seconds, earlier than expected. It seems you've finally given up on those hopeless fools obsessed with fame and fortune."

Oppenheimer shook his head: "No, it's just that there's no point in writing about it right now. If they were truly beyond redemption, you wouldn't say this; you would simply ignore them, wouldn't you?"

Ladio did not answer directly: "Let's go, or we'll miss our chance."

Ladio's body exploded, revealing it to be a mimicry of a plaster statue.

Now, this plaster statue has become an extremely expensive, one-time teleportation device centered on Latio.

During Oppenheimer's lifetime, the memories of "The Garden of Flowing Light" were not open to outsiders.

(Genius: I don't believe it)

Whenever a major event occurs, a writer from the Candlelight School will quietly enter the scene, trace the cause and effect, record the information, document one major event after another, and compile one valuable piece of knowledge after another into a book.

Knowing the future, accepting the future, even if the future is destined to be tragic, I am still willing to work for this tragic future, compiling knowledge into books, and leaving the future to the world — Oppenheimer, author of the Candlelight School, one of the librarians of the Galaxy Library, a mediocre person from the House of Mediocrity.

Oppenheimer of the "Society for Broad Knowledge" was a person who recognized and practiced the principle that knowledge should circulate and be shared. His greatest motivation in life was to integrate knowledge as much as possible and establish a comprehensive and shareable knowledge hub.

The person he idolizes is "Genius Club" #22 Lilta.

Oppenheimer seemed to leave with a sigh.

After he turned and left without hesitation, the arguing crowd fell silent, followed by what sounded like angry and embarrassed voices.

"You rude fellow, is there no one left in the Candle Ink School?"

“Those present are all leaders of various schools of thought; he has no right to speak here.”

"Young people don't know how to be humble at all, so let's just ignore them."

An academic organization that gets too close to the "Interstellar Peace Corporation," which controls wealth, will inevitably be corrupted by credit points and develop a frivolous atmosphere.

Severely damaged in the Imperial Wars, true philosophers were nearly exhausted in that "collapse of reason."

Chapter 312 Reactions from All Sides, Learning from Pinocchio

Wise men racked their brains studying the imperial scepter, but were also disheartened by the despairing results.

The once-renowned Erudite Society, having gathered all the scepters in existence, aimed to create the 'perfect scholar.' By treating the scepters as disposable items and burning them away, they glimpsed a fleeting glimpse into the Erudite Sovereign's thoughts.

But all they found was a deep, suffocating despair; mediocre people can never reach the level of geniuses.

The "Erudition Society" even allowed fictitious historians to infiltrate and distort all records of this history.

This was all to bury deep within, so that despair would not affect more descendants of the "Erudition Society".

After two major blows.

All that remains of the "Erudition Society" is a decaying, seniority-based organization, filled with pseudo-scholars who chase fame and fortune.

If we want to correct this trend, we probably can only wait for the younger generation to grow up.

After harshly rebuking the already departed Oppenheimer, who was deemed "unapproachable," the group of scholars began arguing again.

What if the "Genius Club" really goes to war with the "Interstellar Peace Corporation"?

Are you on the side of wisdom and knowledge?

If we fall out with the company, what will happen to the funding for the Bo Shi Society?

They completely disregard the fact that they do not yet know the full details of the events. And if war were to actually break out, would their power be able to influence the situation?

Their argument dragged on for so long that the company's "Technology Research and Development Department" messengers came to visit several times, but were unable to meet them.

Even when Astrid himself visited, he was unable to have a proper chat with the leaders of the various factions within the "Society of Learned Scholars".

"Aba-ri - Head of Technology Research and Development Department, suspected to be a member of the House of Representatives."

Not long after "Ya Po Li" left, these old folks looked at each other and smiled, their previous quarrels completely forgotten.

"That Oppenheimer from before, he was still young after all—he couldn't keep his composure."

"Isn't this a good thing? The new generation is full of energy, and their knowledge is almost surpassing that of us old folks!"

To stand out in the vast universe and become a leader of various factions, a wise person who might not appear even once in thousands of star sectors, no matter how much he loses his ambition, how could he possibly be so mediocre and mercenary?

It turns out that the "Society for Broad Knowledge" was unwilling to get involved in this incident.

On one side is absolute authority, symbolizing wisdom and knowledge.

By opposing the "Genius Club," the reputation of the "Erudite Society" as an academic mecca will become a joke.

On the other side is the world's largest economy, which is unlikely to be shaken.

By becoming enemies with "Interstellar Peace Corporation," the "Erudition Society" will face a direct loss of funding.

Where will we get the experimental materials? Where will we build the experimental equipment? How will the stipends for members at all levels be distributed?

If you don't become a householder, you don't know that firewood, rice, oil and salt are expensive.

The "Scholarly Academy" is not a "Genius Club" that can completely disregard the mundane "thing" of credit points.

Stay neutral, remain on the sidelines, and avoid offending anyone if possible.

The arrogance of geniuses doesn't bother with the fence-sitting of the "Erudition Society," and the "Interstellar Peace Company" needs the technical resources of the "Erudition Society" but dares not break ties over this matter.

It's best to remain neutral; helping either side carries too much risk and won't bring any benefits.

Geniuses may wander among the stars, but mediocre people also have their own ways of surviving.

(The controversy surrounding the Bo Shi Society is over)

"Pinocconi" o Morning Dew Mansion —

Unlike the internal turmoil within the company, the quarrels and pretense of the erudite society were different.

The atmosphere inside Pinocchio was one of silence tinged with a hint of fear.

(I just don't understand. Fine, the company is one thing, but has Pinocchio gotten itself so audacious? How dare they cooperate with the company in this?)

On Sunday, I happily went to see my sister, who was also a representative of Pinocchio attending "The Garden of Memory," and is not here now.

The remaining "Alfalfa Family Head"—Otto Efferfa,

"Master of the Night Thrush" - Sir Whittaker

"Head of the Iris Family" - Maeveen Iris

"The Hound of the House" - Don Wyatt.

A meeting of the heads of the families was held under the auspices of "Dream Master" oGofemu.

They discussed a major issue that could determine the very survival of Pinocchio.

This is a crisis that is more dangerous than the company's covetousness.

Everyone understands that geniuses can die by accident, be killed in a direct confrontation, be assassinated, or die of old age.

But... he died in prison.

With the arrogance of a genius... the consequences were unimaginable; Pinocchio had gotten himself into trouble.

Don Wyatt slammed his fist on the table: "I don't know what those family heads were thinking back then. Why did they get involved in this mess and create trouble for themselves!"

Maeveen Iris: "It seems you have quite a problem with old Emperor Aurelius and the Dream Master~"

The Hound Clan Head fell silent. Audrey was alright; he wasn't intimidated, but the Dream Master...

Odi Averfa: "Oh ho ho ho~ I understand your resentment, but you don't quite understand the situation back then."

“At that time, Pinoconi had just repaired its relationship with the company and was in a honeymoon period. Pinoconi had just become a star of the event, attracting countless tourists.”

“At that time, Pinocchio had no choice but to agree. The company had made the offer, and if Pinocchio refused, it wouldn’t just be a matter of losing money.”

"To keep it a secret... guess what will happen? Pinocone only has one option."

The head of the hound family also suggested that they could ask the family for help, as the company wouldn't dare to really go all out against Pinocchio.

However, she was silenced by a glance from Maeveen, the head of the Iris family.

Audi continued, "Moreover, given the circumstances at the time... the heads of the various family lines didn't believe they could imprison that genius. The so-called imprisonment was a joke; what truly imprisoned that genius was—"

"It's his 'heart'!"

"The family only wanted to go through the motions, but little did they know that the genius would be imprisoned by his own 'heart' and die in despair!"

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