Wizard: Unlimited Profession Slots

Chapter 882: Chapter 388: Just a Massage? (2)

Ron nodded with satisfaction:

"Moreover, this technology can be applied to a wider range of fields.

The compatibility issues in bloodline modulation, the stability issues in alchemical creatures, and even the fit between magic and caster can all be solved through similar principles."

In the following two hours, Ron elaborated on all aspects of life resonance theory.

From basic principles to practical applications, from material selection to crafting techniques, every stage was explained thoroughly yet accessibly.

What was most impressive was the several real-life cases he demonstrated.

By adjusting the resonance frequency of a magic potion, he successfully helped an apprentice suffering from chronic mental fatigue fully recover;

enabled an experimental animal, failing in bloodline fusion, to regain a stable state;

and even assisted an Advanced Apprentice in breaking through a long-standing bottleneck in meditation.

"As you can see, the applications of life resonance technology are nearly limitless."

Ron concluded:

"But I must remind everyone that this technology also carries considerable risks.

Incorrect frequency adjustments may lead to the collapse of an organism’s energy system, and the consequences are often irreversible."

His expression turned serious:

"Therefore, any attempts must be conducted under strict safety measures.

I recommend everyone present to start with the simplest frequency perception exercises and gradually accumulate experience."

At the end of the course, the room erupted in enthusiastic applause.

Many students and auditors were unsatisfied and gathered around the podium to continue asking questions.

"Lecturer Ralph, about the specific ratios of the Frequency Regulator..."

"May I ask about the application of this technology in bloodline modulation..."

"I want to learn more about the details of emotional perception mechanisms..."

At this moment, an elderly man with an Associate Professor badge couldn’t resist stepping forward:

"Lecturer Ralph, actually, I’m interested in the neural network adaptation mechanism in your latest paper..."

This was a guest Associate Professor from the Elemental Garden.

He adjusted the crystal monacle on his nose, with a persistent tone:

"If this technology is applied to the Element Summoning Array, could it..."

"Professor Cason, with all due respect, what you want to discuss doesn’t seem related to today’s course."

Ron replied gently while putting the last precision instrument into a protective case:

"However, I do have some research on the issue you mentioned.

The essence of element summoning is order construction, while my system focuses on chaos adaptation. There is a fundamental conflict in their underlying logic."

He paused his actions and turned to face the white-haired old professor:

"But if you’re considering the emergency handling mechanism when a summoning goes out of control, there’s some reference value in that..."

Facing the tide of questions, Ron maintained his patience and professionalism.

He answered each question in turn and occasionally provided supplementary demonstrations.

But as time passed, the crowd grew larger, and people even started queuing.

By evening, the discussion within the Crystal Tower’s lecture hall was still lively.

Just as Ron was considering what excuse he might use to leave, a unique magical wave was sensed outside the classroom.

The wave spread like ripples on water, carrying an innate sense of awe.

This was the aura exclusive to Dragon Species!

Under its formidable presence, all conversations abruptly ceased.

Franka’s silhouette appeared at the doorway, the half-dragon maid maintained her usual stern expression.

But today, her aura seemed more subdued than usual.

As her silver-grey eyes swept the classroom, everyone instinctively took half a step back.

"Sorry to interrupt your academic exchange."

Her voice, although calm, contained an underlying pressure that caused several apprentices to swallow unconsciously.

Franka’s gaze locked on Ron, nodding slightly: "Her Highness awaits you at the Jadeite Pavilion, Lecturer Ralph."

The effect of this statement was like a stone cast onto a calm lake.

Her Highness Eve! Crown Clan!

Those who still wanted to ask questions quickly began packing up their belongings.

No matter how many academic issues they wished to discuss, none dared to conflict with the Crown Clan’s arrangements.

Professor Cason’s face turned slightly pale, and he quickly bowed to Ron:

"Lecturer Ralph, I overstepped. The affairs of the Crown Clan are naturally more important, please do not let us delay your time."

"No worries, Professor Cason." Ron packed away the final equipment and nodded to everyone:

"If there are still questions, feel free to schedule a discussion through the normal channels."

After seeing everyone else out, Ron followed Franka out of the classroom.

In the corridor, a few passing students observed the scene.

Their eyes revealed complex emotions—there was envy, awe, and some indescribable fear.

"How is Her Highness feeling today?" Ron walked beside Franka, casually inquiring.

The half-dragon maid’s stride remained steady, but Ron keenly sensed the concern in her eyes.

"More... expectant than ever."

Franka’s wording was somewhat cautious:

"Since you resumed your regular guidance after returning from the observatory, Her Highness’s mental state has indeed shown significant improvement. However..."

The worry in her silver eyes became more pronounced:

"I feel Her Highness’s... longing for this improvement seems to exceed normal boundaries."

This subtle reminder caused Ron to frown slightly.