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While working on his own Crescent Coke theme park plan, Reiner also received a letter from the Immortal Throne.

This is the result of a paper review on genetic theory. Because targeted verification took too long, Reiner has not received a reply until now.

The results of the review were naturally those similar words of affirmation. As for the academic points, Reiner was a little surprised, because the Immortal Throne awarded him a full three hundred academic points.

The thesis review committee gave Reiner the same 300 points for his previous paper on electrolysis of water, and the same 300 points for his paper on the periodic law of elements. Now, this genetics paper also received 300 points, which made Reiner Na was a little skeptical as to whether the upper limit of review points was three hundred.

He took another look at the regular font on the letter:

Dear Rainer Ian Gray, regarding your paper "Hybridization Experiment on Pea, and Some Explanations and Hypothesis Verification of Experimental Results", the review committee made the following review after careful review: the paper format is rigorous, The logic is rigorous and the experimental design is innovative. The experimental content provides a glimpse into the field of blood inheritance that was difficult to analyze qualitatively and quantitatively in the past. The genetic laws discovered are universal to species. Although it is a simple hybridization experiment, it reflects the diversity of species. For essential reasons, if the paper passes the review, 300 academic points will be awarded.

Below this passage, there is also an evaluation written by the legendary mage, Charles Preston himself:

Rainer Ian Gray started with a simple pea hybrid and analyzed the mystery of blood inheritance that has troubled mages for many years. The value of this paper is not only that it is the first time that people have used magical rational means to explore the deepest mysteries of the human body, but more importantly The reason is that it reveals to the mages that this world can be analyzed. I think this is the most important thing.

Obviously, Mr. Preston gave Reiner's paper a very high evaluation. In the past, most research on the necromancy system was based on experience, that is, relying on summarizing phenomena and inferring laws. This is of course a way of understanding the world. method, but it is not the best method. Reiner's research is actually a process of looking at the essence through phenomena. It has extraordinary enlightening significance for other research on the necromancy system.

Now, counting the points he got from logging into magic before, Reiner already has 10,000 points alone. There is no need to compare with others at the same level. Even a diligent mid-level mage may get 10,000 points in a year. The points are less than one-tenth of Reiner's. In the field of magic, Reiner can indeed be considered extremely rich.

However, so many academic points are not of much use to Reiner for the time being. Unfortunately, the Magic Association does not allow points to be rented. Otherwise, Reiner would have tens of thousands of points and lend them out, and he might be able to gain a lot after a year.

Withdrawing his thoughts from his reverie, Reiner put down the review comments of the paper.

Picked up the next letter.

It was a letter from the Mercury Scale, bearing the familiar symbol of Reiner.

He verified the magical signature, opened the letter, and read it carefully.

The letter contains a lot of content, first of all, it is a comment on Lehner's previous service on the paper review committee. This is the opinion obtained from the debriefing report written by Lehner. Due to the turmoil caused by Lehner, this review body handles innovative papers. Currently undergoing rectification, high-level mages will re-evaluate the responsibilities of the review body and select more suitable people to carry out this work.

To put it simply, Reiner no longer needs to serve as a thesis review committee for the time being.

Because of this, Reiner needs to do some additional work on the mercury balance to fulfill his responsibilities.

Here, President Dmitry mentioned an inspection job.

In Erasmus, a demiplane not far from the main plane, this is a completely explored and safe demiplane. Potsdam Baptiste, a mage of the Immortal Throne, is here. After the biological investigation, a paper on the evolution of species was published. This paper had been approached by Reiner in the paper review committee before. Due to the commotion at the time, the review of this paper was ultimately shelved.

Potsdam Baptiste applied to the Magic Association to organize a magic expedition team to go to Erasmus to conduct an on-site inspection of the local ecological environment.

Magic expedition teams are not a special case. Almost all research institutions will send out magic expedition teams from time to time to explore various demiplanes. The main members of Erasmus's magic expedition team are high-level magicians from the Tower of Rainbows. There are several professors in the college and their students. The professors are all mid-level mages, while the students are basically low-level mages.

For a demiplane that has been discovered, the composition of this magic expedition team is already quite stable. However, since it is going to a demiplane after all, this expedition also carries a certain degree of danger.

Reiner, on the other hand, can bring a student to join this magic expedition team. This job can be regarded as the mage's obligation to perform in the mercury balance. At the same time, he can also receive remuneration from the Magic Association, and during the inspection period, he can come into contact with some magicians. A creature unique to the demiplane of Razmas, it has many benefits.

Of course, if Reiner has any concerns, he can naturally choose not to go, and there is no harm in looking for a suitable job later.

Although in the letter, President Dmitri told Reiner that there was no need to be too anxious and that he could wait until the deadline before making a decision, Reiner still put down the letter and went to the bookshelf to look for information on the demiplane.

Soon, he pulled out a thick book from the bottom of the bookshelf, "The Encyclopedia of Demiplanes". The author was the late mid-level mage Andal Cremia. This book included the three hundred known so far. All the information on the two demi-planes, from the landform environment to ecological species, mineral resources, population distribution, etc., is detailed and detailed. This also makes this book extremely thick. Compared with the "Where Are the Magical Creatures?" ”, this book is simply a giant.

Reiner scanned the catalog and inadvertently caught a glimpse of Midgar, an annihilated demiplane. His finger paused on the name of this demiplane for a moment before moving on.

He found the page number for the demiplane of Erasmus and turned to that page.

"Erasmus is a demiplane dominated by forests. Eighty percent of its area is a vast tropical rain forest, with dozens of rivers meandering. There are no four seasons here, only the dry season and the rainy season. This formed a very special ecological environment, in which Erasmus has twenty-seven unique creatures, five of which are magical creatures..."

Looking at the description on the yellowed page, Reiner fell into thinking.

After a long time, he picked up the pen and began to write a reply.