"A lecture?"
Anfuni looked at Li Ziran strangely. She simply could not connect him with a podium; the two seemed utterly incompatible. Yet she understood that this was bound to happen sooner or later.
Li Ziran's association had already made the man before her famous. The Human Race's hottest publication, Elemental Forecast, carried articles on "Embryology" in almost every issue.
The issue published just yesterday had already confirmed that there would be a column on the "Golden Embryo Law" in the future.
The Human Race had begun to meddle in this field. Without exaggeration, Li Ziran had already reached the status of a supreme mentor. His achievements could stand shoulder to shoulder with those pioneering trailblazers of the Red Soil Continent.
He was a rising star. Every word spoken by someone like him was a treasure to living beings.
"Yeah, I'm worrying over it myself. You know, all these years, I've been conducting research on my own. Most of the time, I've been asking others for guidance. To be honest, I have plenty of experience learning from others, and I'm confident I can grasp things quickly. But teaching others... I really don't know how."
Li Ziran smiled awkwardly. This first-time experience was truly embarrassing, and it even made him inexplicably nervous.
Anfuni smiled. She understood.
To be honest, when it came to pure academic exchange, Elves were probably the most active in the world. From the moment they were born, young Elves would gather in groups of three or five to discuss the flow of elements and the construction of magic arrays.
There were currently as many as five hundred research organizations in the rainforest. They devoted themselves to exploring magic arrays' effects on elements, the fusion of elements themselves, and the influence elements had on the world—every conceivable aspect.