The night was cold and windy. Lu Yao pushed open the window, letting the air outside help clear his head a little.
He always felt sleepy after eating.
He asked about the Magnetic Sea and the magnetic people, and the Apostles Philes and Zila reacted strongly, both sending up prayers one after another.
Lu Yao checked them one by one.
An exclamation mark lit up over Philes's head. "Lord Yao, Magnetics first sprouted from the [Airship Ring Road], and it has been developing among the Yao Tribe for some years now. Unfortunately, there has still been no further progress to this day. I am ashamed to say this is related to mathematics, because progress in mathematics has always been a weakness of my Yao Tribe..."
"Magnetics requires mathematics as the foundation for calculation and simulation. Aside from lodestone, we have not found any other usable magnets, so we need theoretical deduction in the mathematical sense."
Lu Yao thought, I can't blame you for that.
I'm bad at math too. Being bad at math can be considered a true inheritance.
The Yao Tribe had always been strong in engineering and manufacturing, but weak in theoretical research.
For a long time, they had relied on bringing in large numbers of outside ethnic groups and making up for their weaknesses through other special paths. Fortunately, the Yao Tribe had inherited many legacies from foreign civilizations. Otherwise, their development would never have gone so smoothly.
The Skeleton Apostle continued, "Zila's arrival allowed this subordinate to see a possibility. Since we cannot achieve a breakthrough in theory, then we should still use the Yao Tribe's long-standing strength and begin with reality first. We can find diverse magnets, then use these already existing Magnetics structures to reverse-deduce the operating method of the Magnetic Element."
"As long