Original God, starting from the sister against the brother

When Chao Ke and the others came out of the Beaumont Workshop, it was already dusk.

When leaving, the workshop owner, Estelai, grabbed Falushan's hand and kept begging her to sit for a while longer. She also said that extremely valuable talents like her must join the [Fontaine Academy of Sciences]. If she did not join the [Fontaine Academy of Sciences], it would be a loss for [Fontaine].

In the end, Chao Ke patted Falusan's belly to indicate that they were still having lunch. In addition, he explained to Estelai Falusan's true identity, that is, a top scholar of the Sumeru Academy of Teachings with Sumeru nationality, and it was impossible for her to join the Fontaine Academy of Sciences.

Only then did Istelai let go of Senior Falusan reluctantly. But even so, the look in Istelai's eyes as Falusan left was so reluctant that it seemed as if she could draw threads, and even Chao Ke felt a slight sense of threat.

On the way to the restaurant for dinner, Chao Ke couldn't help but pat his senior's butt and asked with some confusion.

"Senior, shouldn't your main focus be literature, studying ancient relics or something like that?"

"Yeah, that's right."

"I am a scholar of the Zhilun School, the Shravarman Academy. The Zhilun School is a school that regards language and writing as the core and essence of the world, so language and writing are naturally my main research direction."

"Then why do you, Senior, also show such a high level of knowledge in the field of [Architecture]?"

In response to Chao Ke's question, Falusan gave her husband a "senior smile" and answered.

“Who says a scholar can only be proficient in one field? Moreover, as research deepens, it is inevitable to cross-fertilize knowledge from different disciplines to make the research go further.”

"If you want to give me a detailed explanation of where my knowledge of [Architecture] came from, that's fine."

"On the one hand, I took courses at the Sahavara College when I was in school. After graduation, my mentor had a good relationship with the sage of the Myo-ron School. I consulted that woman about some of the mechanical problems I encountered when investigating the ruins."

"My grandmother was very kind to me. Although the students of the Miaolun School at that time said that the sage was a conservative old lady, my grandmother was actually very gentle. The only thing that bothered me was that my grandmother often asked me to transfer to her college. Because of this, my instructor and my grandmother had several quarrels."

"After that, you will learn about [Architecture], and then it will be time to build that for you."

"Senior, which one is 'that'?"

"That's it, bad guy, you know exactly what I'm talking about."

As Falushan spoke, she pouted slightly and turned her head to one side to hide the blush on her face.

"honestly."

"Liyue's [mechanism], especially the [Immortal Mechanical Technique], is the most shocking [architectural knowledge] I have ever learned. It almost reshaped my understanding of the term [structure]."

After hearing this, Chao Ke's doubts became even greater. There were some things that he couldn't ask Falushan too directly in the past, but now it was different. Given their current relationship, there was no topic that couldn't be discussed.

"Senior, I want to know. You have such profound knowledge in [Architecture], why don't you accept the favorable conditions offered by [Sahavala College], instead of sticking to the Zhilun School and enduring the difficulties of having no students and being stuck in the subject?"

"Well--"

Falushan let out a long breath. Just as Chao Ke understood, for Falushan, there was nothing on her mind that she couldn't tell Chao Ke.

After glancing at her lover's face, Falushan took the initiative, took Chao Ke's arm, and slowly poured out her thoughts.

"You know what, Chao Ke, actually in the [Teaching House], many students have asked me this question."

"Oh, then Senior Falusan, how do you usually answer them?"

"Tsk, tsk."

Falushan sighed twice, and suddenly showed a profound state on her face, "This is a big secret, put your ear closer, closer, closer..."

Driven by curiosity, Chao Ke obediently put his ear to the senior's mouth, and then...

What greeted Chao Ke was a "crisp" head bang from Senior Falusan.

Falushan laughed happily, and her sweet laughter mixed with the answer, which she told Chao Ke together.

“Usually, I would give this to students who ask questions. Then I would tell them, ‘If you have this curiosity, you should use it to study!’”

After hearing this, Chao Ke also laughed.

Chao Ke seemed to be able to see the depressed expressions on those students' faces.

"It is said that the students of the [Teaching Order Institute] are particularly stubborn. Sometimes they will not give up just for an [answer]. Have you ever encountered such a situation, senior?"

After Chao Ke mentioned this, several faces immediately appeared in Falushan's mind.

"How could there not be? Chao Ke, you are right. Many of the younger generations in the [Order Institute] are extremely stubborn."

"Hey, why don't they focus on academics instead of gossiping?"

Chao Ke curiously leaned closer to Senior Falushan and asked.

"So, senior, how do you deal with these particularly stubborn juniors?"

Falushan smiled and showed a "kind" expression.

"For such juniors, I will let them learn from my literary attainments as a famous figure of the Zhilun School, especially in the areas of criticism and reprimand."

"Anyway, up to now, I haven't met anyone who dares to come up to me after I 'persuaded' him."

Chao Ke glanced at his wife, thinking of her breathtakingly high seniority in the Xumi Teaching Academy, her proficiency in more than 20 languages, and her ability to use words and compose sentences based on her profound literary accomplishments. He silently mourned for those students who took the initiative to run into trouble.

"Okay, okay, I'm sorry you interrupted me. I haven't even answered your original question yet."

"As for me, why do I insist on staying in the [Knowledge Theory School], or to be more specific, why do I stick to my own research field [interpreting the structure and solutions of various mechanisms in ancient ruins based on unearthed documents such as stone carvings]?"

He nodded to Ke. This was exactly what he wanted to know most.

This time, Chao Ke did not interrupt his senior's speech, but stayed beside him and acted as a silent listener.