Ram was the first to make a major discovery in the Quaternary Insect research.
This left Jia Xiu somewhat puzzled.
But on second thought, since it was Ram, it somehow seemed reasonable again.
Jia Xiu believed that if Ram called it a major discovery, it had to be a truly enormous one.
Or rather, with Ram's "talent," it was difficult for anything he discovered not to be important.
The only thing that needed to be determined was whether what Ram had come up with could help with the most pressing matter at hand: the combination of mana strings.
Mentor Margaret's retelling had made it difficult for Jia Xiu to understand what exactly was going on.
Mainly because she had not understood it very well herself.
It was also possible that Ram himself had not explained it clearly.
He had to see it with his own eyes.
Before long, Jia Xiu arrived at the Quaternary Insect laboratory and spotted Ram at a glance.
It was hard not to spot him. Among the research team composed of humans and fairies, no one with a humanoid shape was bigger than him, and no one as big as him had a humanoid shape.
In stark contrast to Ram's burly frame, his workbench was covered with numerous delicate, tiny tools. From the way they were used, it was obvious they had not been designed for someone of Ram's size at all. With fingers as thick as his, one press could trigger several buttons at once. So he could only use two tweezer-like tools in place of his fingers, holding the tweezers and then using them to manipulate the equipment.
He looked like a watchmaker repairing the most exquisite timepiece, or a surgeon with impossibly deft hands.
Talent was a marvelous thing. Ram looked broad and