Chapter 349: Probing and Results
Over the next dozen days or so, Benjamin lived like a wound-up learning machine.
Ever since the thought that "the knowledge of this world likely originated from other fallen wizards" had taken root, an unprecedented urge to "take advantage" had grown wildly within him.
Learning other wizards' core knowledge for free?
Such an opportunity would be a once-in-an-age encounter for any wizard—almost impossible to replicate!
If his previous immersion in study had carried a researcher's instinctive thirst for the unknown and a wizard's respect for knowledge,
then now, that drive had gained a fervor almost like bandits sweeping through a village.
During this time, Benjamin studied almost from the moment he opened his eyes. He was either listening to lectures in class or looking up materials in the library.
Or he used his personal terminal to connect to the academic database, downloading, reading, and comprehending those profound theories and applied technologies with mad intensity.
His utter disregard for food and sleep made not only the students and teachers around him stare, but even his "parents" look on in alarm.
They repeatedly urged him to pay attention to his health and balance work with rest.
Benjamin agreed verbally, but his body remained honestly plunged into the ocean of knowledge.
It was not until this rest day, more than ten days later, that he reluctantly lifted his head from the sea of learning for the time being.
Today was the day of the "Clean Ocean" charity event.
The so-called Clean Ocean event was, frankly speaking, volunteers manually clearing trash from a designated stretch of coastline.
With this world's level of technology, low-cost automated robots could have handled such work efficiently.
But according to the community administrators, retaining the event was meant to "raise citizens' environmental awareness" and