"A single spark can start a prairie fire."
For some reason, the handsome Scholar could only silently recall those words at this moment.
He gently closed the research materials in his hands, then slowly said:
"Meng Han,
Just as I have always believed,
the future of this world belongs to the vast majority of humanity.
Therefore, the people and hope that never compromises are everything our civilization possesses."
Perhaps many believed in the so-called heroic view of history precisely because Rhine existed.
But even though Su Wen was known as the legendary Rhine, his beliefs had never wavered:
"Rhine's disappearance would be the right future.
Besides,
if that day truly came, perhaps I could take things much more easily."
Su Wen told her.
Yet it sounded more like he was speaking to the Time Travel System before him.
Even though he had accepted his own abilities, perhaps joking about certain matters could make him feel a little more at ease.
And upon hearing him say that,
the ice-cold girl could not help but reveal an exceptionally beautiful faint smile:
"You really are...
saying things like that again."
At the same time, she gently poked his chest with her soft finger:
"Do you believe that yourself?"
"I do."
Su Wen's skin was far from ordinary thick. Taking advantage of the girl's question, he continued:
"If Miss Jiang becomes a world-class scientist someday, then I'll be relying on you for the rest of my life."
"Then you'd better wait patiently."
Jiang Menghan gave a soft snort, but she seemed quite happy with their conversation.
But at that moment,
Phyllis, who had gone to the outer platform that morning to collect sampling data on the Spiritual Energy Tide at the edge of the Kuiper Belt, suddenly ran back.
Panting, she said to them: