California Institute of Technology.
Dr. Gablehouse had been provoked by Sheldon and once again developed ill will toward him.
It was just that he now knew better than to make a move against Sheldon.
But that did not mean he had no way to retaliate.
Quite the opposite.
He already had an idea.
After Adam and House gave Principal Hibbert a final warning, and he realized he could no longer make headway in securing sponsorships, his thinking began to shift as well.
He turned his attention to the school's administrative side, bringing in more geniuses and using them to attract sponsorships indirectly.
Now that Dr. Gablehouse wanted to step things up, it suited him perfectly.
So after hearing Dr. Gablehouse's proposal and candidate, he gladly agreed.
A few days later.
A fifteen-year-old genius had spent a year traveling from North Universe Country through a wormhole, passing through South Korea, and finally arrived at Caltech.
"Mr. Jin, welcome."
Dr. Gablehouse welcomed the genius boy on behalf of the physics department.
"Caltech is the best physics research institute in the world.
I believe you'll enjoy completing your doctoral thesis here, as well as working and living here..."
"I know you aren't."
Fifteen-year-old doctoral candidate Dennis Jin was blunt in a very Sheldon-like way.
"You don't have OSG Alliance computers or free-electron lasers.
And your String Theory research here is already running on fumes..."
"..."
Dr. Gablehouse's expression darkened slightly as he listened to the boy bluntly disparage his institution.
But when he heard Jin's assessment of String Theory, his expression not only calmed, but he even smiled.
"We're updating our equipment. As for our String Theory research running on fumes?
Apparently, they don't think their research is running on fumes.
That's why they need a genius like you to tell those stubborn