I upgraded and added points in the Holy Inquisition

In fact, Lloyd has known for a long time that the 'history and archaeology' of this world are truly high-risk professions, so much so that they are not allowed to be easily accessed in the outside world.

It's just that the academic style here in Mizkatok is simple and honest, and they even dare to study and dabble in [distortion]. Of course, they are not afraid of history and archeology.

However, does archeology also require the participation of the space department?

Lloyd was a little curious and asked:

"It's not shirk, but I'm a little confused. Does a project like archeology also require our space department to join in?"

"Of course, otherwise how will you escape if you encounter danger? Do you rely on two legs?"

"Uh... don't you have the corresponding equipment?"

"Yes, but I'm not sure if it works..."

Professor Lawrence said slightly helplessly, stretched out his hand to pull out a light curtain, which was filled with a lot of numb numbers, then showed it to Lloyd, and said in a lecture-like tone:

"This is the space reading over the danger zone. You can see..."

As he spoke, he paused and shook his head in embarrassment.

"Oh no, I forgot that you probably can't understand this. I'm used to it..."

"Eh? It's okay. Just keep talking. I can get a rough idea."

Lloyd replied quickly.

"what?"

Professor Lawrence couldn't help but be stunned.

Lloyd recalled some knowledge from the book, pointed to several readings on the light screen, and explained:

"Didn't the book you gave me talk about how to read and understand these readings? Although I only have a partial understanding of it, these readings should seem to indicate... that the space disturbance there is very serious? The changes are very drastic? This is possible Will it interfere with the correct operation of space equipment?"

"Uh...you've actually learned those chapters?"

Professor Lawrence asked quickly.

Lloyd smiled and scratched his head sheepishly.

"Yeah... I'm embarrassed to tell you that it took me two days to learn this part..."

"Two days?!"

"Yes, what's wrong? Does my learning ability not meet the standards of the space department? Then... I can continue to work hard!"

"No...stop talking..."

Professor Lawrence quickly made a 'hands down' gesture, then rubbed his eyebrows, beat his chest and feet, and kept mumbling:

"He is not human...he is not human..."

Lloyd didn't know why the professor suddenly turned into a Dandy. Was he angry or something like that?

"professor?"

Professor Lawrence suddenly raised his head, looking a little dazed, and said slightly incoherently:

"Ahem...it's nothing...it's nothing...you are not allowed to reveal your study progress to anyone without my permission from now on, do you understand?"

After that, he looked at the other researchers present.

Fortunately, they were all busy with what they were doing and no one noticed what was being said here.

Professor Lawrence couldn't help but secretly breathed a sigh of relief, cheered up again, and returned to normal.

But Lloyd followed up and asked:

"Ah? So is my progress considered fast or slow?"

Professor Lawrence's goatee trembled and he replied angrily:

"I don't know! Don't think too much! Don't ask too much!"

At this moment, the adventurer professor who was dozing next to him shivered violently and woke up.

Then his eyes fell on Lloyd again and said:

"Okay, we've discussed it over there. This project is of great importance. Even if we have to bear some unplanned risks, it must be completed as soon as possible...Okay, we agree to his joining."

Although he tried his best to conceal his emotions, people could still detect the slight disgust in his tone.

And uneasiness...

But Professor Lawrence was unhappy and immediately frowned and said:

"What? You still don't like the youngest and best researcher in our space department?"

"Huh? Isn't he a new student?"

"Can't freshmen be the best?"

"You... forget it, there's no point arguing with you about this. Anyway, your name is Lloyd, right? I'm Fernand from the History Department. You're welcome to join my archaeological team."

The adventurer professor introduced himself, shook hands with Lloyd politely, and then continued:

"My teaching assistant will contact you soon and explain our project to you in detail. I have to rush to make preparations before departure, so I will take my leave now."

With that said, he looked back at Professor Lawrence and motioned for him to open the portal and send him out.

But Professor Lawrence put his hands in his hands, looking helpless, and asked:

"What about the credits? He comes to help you, how many credits do you give him?"

"Huh? All students participating in the project will receive 20 credits. Didn't I tell you before?"

Professor Adventurer spread his hands and replied.

But Professor Lawrence smiled evilly and sat down to raise the price:

"50!"

"Are you kidding? This is against the rules at all, not to mention he is still a freshman!"

"80!"

"you……"

"100!"

The adventurer professor was so anxious that he jumped to his feet and quickly raised his hands in a French military salute.

"Okay, okay! Stop adding, stop adding! I really can't do anything to you! Remember not to let others know!"

After saying that, he looked at Lloyd with a complicated expression and walked into the portal opened by Professor Lawrence.

After he left, Professor Lawrence showed a bad and proud smile to Lloyd and asked:

"Have you learned how to deal with these people?"

"Ah...I've learned it...I've learned it..."

Lloyd replied slightly embarrassed.

This was the first time he had seen this kind of 'bargaining' method...

He definitely doesn't dare to learn. He is afraid that others will have an 'academic dispute' with him.

But the old professor's actions to help him seek his best interests still made him very grateful.

"Thank you... However, you recommended me to participate in this kind of project, surely it's not just for the credits, right?"

"Of course not. At the beginning, I just wanted you to know more about the operation of our space department, especially the various troubles that other disciplines have caused us. Just like today, you will often encounter things like this in the future, so you can advance Get used to it.”

As Professor Lawrence spoke, he put his hand into his arms again, as if he was searching for something, and continued to add:

"By the way, it also allows you to participate in practice and experience the state of 'space disruption' on the spot, which will help your subsequent study...

However, I regret it now. I shouldn't have agreed to him. Maybe it would be better for you to study on your own? So what he did just now was to get him to quit in spite of the difficulties. Who knew that this guy actually agreed to it? It seems that this project is really important to their history department?