Success
Congratulations, Sulu!
After leaving the office, Cecilia and Andrew immediately came to congratulate her.
"Thank you, but it's too early to talk about that now," Sulu said with a mysterious smile.
"Indeed, don't think that becoming a full-fledged researcher makes you so great. You have no idea how many senior researchers we have in our lab..."
A strange voice suddenly broke in; it was Victor.
He proudly raised his chin, as if to display his status as a 'senior researcher'.
Although this division does not exist within the Institute of Electrical Research.
"Andrew!"
Seeing Sulu's unmoved expression, Victor became even angrier, but since he was Sulu's equal, he couldn't really order him around. His eyes darted around, and he fixed his gaze on Andrew: "Aren't you going to get to work? Be careful not to make a mistake and get kicked out of Green Tree Castle!"
"I'm going right now!" Andrew exclaimed.
Sulu's expression darkened slightly.
Victor's words were clearly not directed at Andrew.
Although I don't consider this person a rival, it's still annoying to have a fly buzzing around in front of me. "I said... are you deliberately trying to cause trouble?"
"You..."
Cecilia looked at Sulu, then at Victor, her face showing a troubled expression.
Bang!
Just then, the office door was pushed open, and William, his eyes bloodshot, rushed out. "Start the experiment immediately... Sulu! You'll be my assistant. Make that Telegraph right away, it's feasible!!"
"What?"
Everyone in the lab was stunned.
"Our research is nearing success. Sulu just submitted a paper on a ' Telegraph ' device, and it's very feasible!"
William loudly proclaimed, "Experiment immediately! I need the most authentic, firsthand data!"
"Paper?"
Cecilia was a little confused, but she quickly realized, "Sulu has submitted another paper, and it seems to have an even greater impact than the last one?"
"Our experiment is about to succeed, because of him?"
Victor stared at Sulu, his heart burning with jealousy.
'Why?'
Why him again? Not me!!!
"Okay, Professor!" Sulu shrugged, gave Victor a helpless smile, and quickly agreed.
Beep! Tap!
Beep beep! Tap tap!
Several hours later, inside the laboratory.
Hearing the sound of the Telegraph machine receiving the message, William couldn't suppress a smile, "Can you translate it?"
"Can..."
Cecilia, holding Sulu's paper, quickly compared it. "Hmm... one short and one long, that represents 'A', then two long and one short, that's 'S'... This Telegraph means— the Seven Gods were born from the Astral Realm, Goddess of Light, bathed in divine light, came to earth!"
The varying lengths of these ticks represent letters and symbols in a Common Hebraic; together, they form a message.
"Yes, this aspect can be improved. For example, we could use Pointer or a punch machine to record the Morse code, which would not only increase the speed but also reduce the error rate in translation!"
William, true to his professorial nature, immediately made a reasonable improvement. "A brilliant idea!"
He couldn't help but look at Sulu: "Congratulations, the experiment was a success! This Telegraph perfectly fulfills my imagination of electrical information technology... even better. With a suitable codebook, it can even maintain confidentiality! I think... calling it ' Potter Cipher ' is a good name."
"Thank you, Professor!"
Sulu responded with a smile. At this moment, he was surrounded not only by Victor, but also by a host of jealous and envious gazes that seemed to burn him alive.
"Ladies and gentlemen... After several years of research, our Laboratory of Electrical Information has finally made a breakthrough! Let's cheer for Sulu!"
William took the experimental data, gave a few hurried instructions, and then rushed away.
It seems he can't wait to report to Slayden Walter.
Sulu watched William's retreating figure, smiling without saying a word.
This stepping stone is definitely enough to attract the attention of the laboratory, elevate his status, and grant him access to more information!
'The true secrets of Green Tree Castle... maybe they will be revealed to me?'
Institute of Electrical Research.
The door to Slayden Walter' office was pushed open rather roughly. "Sir... we succeeded!"
William burst in like a whirlwind, holding up a paper as if it were a priceless treasure. "A breakthrough has been achieved in experiments transmitting information through electric current—that's the Telegraph!"
"Oh?"
Slayden Walter raised an eyebrow, forgiving William's minor rudeness.
He was more interested in the progress of electrical research than in that.
After receiving the paper, he first glanced at the title. "<On a Concept of Encoding and Telegraphy>? The author is Sulu Potter?"
Half an hour later, Slayden Walter finished reading and closed his eyes.
A moment later, when he opened his eyes again, a glint of shrewdness shone in them.
A powerful surge of magical energy Expansion, causing the books and documents on the desk to flutter and dance in the air.
A faint blue light emanated from the air, hovering and creating symbols and objects that constantly collided and changed.
William watched this scene without changing his expression.
This is the power of the [Arcanist]!
Their powerful mental processing abilities allow them to memorize even the most complex spell templates and mimic the abilities of various magical creatures by learning from them.
At this point, it's merely the beginning of the deduction process.
Such deductions require preconditions, so they cannot be fabricated out of thin air.
To his surprise, Slayden Walter actually needed some symbols and rituals to assist him.
In other words, the original mental arithmetic prodigy now has a pen and scratch paper as tools.
"Telegraph... feasible! It has the capability and value for large-scale deployment!"
A moment later, the magic dissipated, and Slayden Walter, looking slightly tired, said in an unyielding tone, "This is a groundbreaking invention that could very well change the world's landscape. I suggest... that this paper be classified as 'Confidential'!"
The advent of the Telegraph represented the rapid transmission of information, which had an immeasurable impact on the world.
For example, connecting the Old Continent and the New Continent.
Even... connecting to the World Edge, expanding the circle of communication!
As one of the Federation's top scientists and Arcanist, Slayden Walter was well aware of the value of the Telegraph, which could even be described as a "national treasure"!
"With it, the world will keep shrinking... In this age of the Dawn of Gods, is it good or bad?"
Slayden Walter murmured.
"And... what about this author?" William asked suddenly, standing respectfully.
"He's a real talent! Although the Telegraph technology we use is all existing, the way he connected them and designed this cipher system shows incredibly innovative thinking!"
Slayden Walter smiled gently. "I was originally planning to observe for a while longer, but now I can't wait to meet him."