Theodore's irritable outburst immediately drew everyone's attention.
Faced with the crowd's astonished looks, Theodore said nothing further and directly handed over the so-called research manuscript. Kevin and the others took it and read through it one by one, mocking expressions appearing on their faces.
When the manuscript reached Herlam's hands, however, the Great Wizard did not laugh, because he found that it mentioned something called air resistance...
Lynn merely took a sip of tea. Rather than rush to explain himself, he waited for the academy professors to finish reading all of his "research materials."
Although he did not know much about the level of Magic Studies in the Land of Wizards, Coru had left him two introductory books, Elemental Analysis and Basic Magic Compendium. The manuscripts he had written merely expanded upon existing theories in the Land of Wizards, and they were very easy to verify.
In just five or six minutes, the dozen or so pages of manuscript had been read by the wizards. Since the so-called Law of Free Fall was far too absurd, they only gave the remaining content a cursory glance—then, to their surprise, discovered an even more outrageous claim in the manuscript.
"Listen, your name is Lynn, right? I don't know what Coru was thinking when he had you bring this utterly absurd manuscript to the Land of Wizards, but frankly speaking, the magical theories of the [Secret Magic Society] are simply riddled with flaws..." Kevin casually tossed the pages in his hand onto the table, his tone full of exasperation. "And you actually think the continent beneath our feet is a sphere? How ridiculous!"
"Why can't this world be spherical? No one has verified otherwise, have they?" Lynn calmly set down his teacup.
Though his abilities had yet to allow him to fly into