Ten minutes later.

Su Wen was invited into the living room.

Through the edge of the glass hall.

He could see the complicated waves of ocean currents on the LCD screen in the laboratory.

At the same time.

I also saw the girl bringing a cup of steaming coffee.

He took the coffee with both hands and said politely:

"Thank you.

Phyllis, I am a fluid mechanics physicist.

Origin century past five years.

Current mainstream scientific research directions also include fluid-like physics to deduce psychic tides.

Your father's discovery has indeed laid a huge contribution to this direction that cannot be erased.

What is your research direction?"

I heard him say that.

The girl feels more understood.

She also poured herself a cup of black coffee.

Then he gently took a sip with the spoon.

Coffee is very bitter.

She is still not used to drinking.

But this way.

She seemed to be able to see the figure who was still leaning over the research institute late at night.

Phyllis said:

"I studied marine biology at Columbia University.

Because I admire Sylvia Alice Earle very much, and her deeds influenced the rest of my life.

But for the rest of my life, I want to do it for my deceased father.

Let him see the more beautiful scenery deep in the ocean current."

I heard her say that.

Su Wen disagreed.

He has seen the will of the watchman in Haiyu Cemetery for thousands of years.

I understand.

The will that is passed down from generation to generation in the storm should belong to herself, not for the deceased.

Besides.

Before [the afterglow of the lights] faded away, Anthony told him to help take care of Philia.

Su Wen is not a person who makes promises easily.

Because fulfilling a promise is probably not an easy thing.

His moral bottom line is not that high.

I don’t want to carry too much.

Just.

A father’s last dying instructions.

He still did not choose to refuse.

Su Wen did not choose too straightforward words.

Instead, he asked her gently:

"Phyllis, since you said you studied in Columbia, you should still remember the motto of Columbia University in the City of New York."

Hear this question.

The girl didn't quite understand what he meant.

But I still answered:

"In thy light we shall see light." (With your brilliance, I will see the light)

Su Wen nodded:

"This sentence comes from the [Bible]-"Old Testament Psalms".

It also represents the light brought by the deceased, not to commemorate himself.

On the contrary, he is there to illuminate the way forward as you see it.

Philia.

I hope you will consider it carefully.

Then make sure you are not continuing research just to remember the past.”

"Is it bright?"

She recalled the glimmer of light that once lit up little by little in Haiyu Cemetery.

At this moment.

The figures of Su Wen and Detective Kevin in front of him overlapped unknowingly.

That's why.

When talking to Su Wen, she always felt that the heaviest part of her heart had been smoothed away unknowingly.

Of course.

Su Wen just gave her time to think about herself.

He didn't want answers now.

I don’t get the meaning of this answer either.

Mr. Scholar said with a gentle smile while stirring the black coffee in his hand,

"In fact, biology is not bad.

Haven't you heard that sentence?

The 21st world is the century of biology."

"It sounds like the person who can say this is a little too optimistic."

After letting go of some of the heavy burdens in my heart.

Phyllis couldn't help but smile slightly.

Perhaps he inherited the Nordic Loba blood from the Antonislavs.

The girl's face is very delicate. After getting rid of that unpleasant expression, she is indeed very beautiful now.

Phyllis asked seriously:

"Mr. Su, what is the opportunity for your research?"

Su Wen took a sip of black coffee.

It’s really bitter.

Fortunately, he had just experienced the cutting of the Storm Cliff Wind Blade.

Now I have a strong tolerance for pain.

So.

It's just a cup of coffee, to him.

Probably can still be assigned to the [Dessert] category.

He smiled and replied:

"A century of origins brings endless possibilities.

Any discovery is like picking up a few shells in an almost blank sea of ​​life. This sense of harvest is hard not to make people feel intoxicated."

This sentence by Su Wen really comes from the heart.

After browsing the in-depth experimental data of Binhai Research Institute with my own eyes.

He was indeed in awe of Anthony Eleanor's research:
To be continued...