"Hey, Avita, are you back from the mine?" Akali walked over quickly with excitement, looked at Tibers next to him, and grimaced at him, "What? Tibers, Avita caught you again to accompany her for the experiment? This is too hard, it's obviously time to have you work. () You haven't done it if you come to my group earlier, but you regret it now, right?"

Tibers smiled bitterly. He finally mustered up the courage to show up to Evita, but was interrupted by Akali.

If he asked him to speak to Evita again, it would be difficult to have such courage again.

"I don't regret it, I like the dean...the magic crystal refining topic I researched, and I think it is more promising than the magic array resonance technology." Tibers concealed.

"Do you dare to say that the magic array resonance technology I have studied has no future?" Akali immediately raised his voice and said, "Tell you, this is a very promising technical issue that the president personally told me! Do you dare to look down on it?"

"No, no, no, I don't mean this. I just prefer the subject that the dean has studied." Tibers waved his hands repeatedly.

"Hmph, I think you don't prefer this topic, but I prefer Evita, right?" Akali glanced at Tibers and said.

Tibers's face suddenly turned red. Just as he was about to argue, Evita raised his hand to stop him.

"Okay, don't try to argue with Akali about these things, it's useless." Avita smiled, looked out the window, and said to Tibers: "Akali is right. Now it's lunch time. I can't leave you here to work. You go to eat."

"But these..." Tibers pointed to a pile of magic crystals on the table.

"These are OK without your help."

Hearing Avita's tone of affirmation, Tibers left the laboratory with a little disappointment.

Seeing Tibers bringing the door of the laboratory, Akali narrowed her eyes and asked Avita, "What do you think of him?"

"It's not bad. He is very talented in magic circles, has a clear mind and flexible thinking, so doing these research is very suitable." Avita said.

"You know I'm not asking this." Akali rolled her eyes, leaned over to Avita, grabbed her arm, and rounded her face and laughed, "What do you think of him? Do you fall in love with him? I think you have always been doing experiments with him recently."

"Nonsense." Avita's pretty face turned slightly red. She immediately scolded Akali. "I just treat him as an assistant, so there are no such messy thoughts."

"It's easy for assistants to cultivate feelings." Akali laughed and said, "It's all young boys and girls. It's normal for a long time to happen to be together. What's so shy about you? Besides, Tibers looks pretty good."

"It's not the case that I told you." Avita angrily shook Akali's hand holding her arm and said seriously: "I warn you, don't talk nonsense about this kind of thing. If it affects the relationship between me and my assistant, I won't spare you."

Akali stuck out her tongue and looked scared, but then she smiled and said, "But the problem is that he obviously likes you, don't tell me you don't know."

Avita was stunned: "He likes me? What are you kidding?"

Akali looked at Avita in surprise. After a while, he patted his forehead hard and said painfully: "I used to think you were the smartest and most thoughtful one among us. Now it seems that you are as dull as the president! Think carefully, how did Tibers treat you normally? If he didn't like you, I would definitely be blind!"

Avita frowned and carefully savored what Akali said just now. Then she recalled Tibers's words and deeds when she was in contact with him in her mind. The more she thought about it, the more she realized that what Akali said was probably the fact.

"This...is probably not very good." Avita was a little embarrassed. "I don't have any feelings for him in that way, and it may be embarrassing to get along with him in the future."

"What's so embarrassing about this? If you really don't like him, just find an opportunity to explain it to him. Anyway, no one forces you to like him." Akali said indifferently. "Look, I like the president, but the president doesn't like me. Everyone understands it very well, but there is no embarrassment when they get along, because this is a very normal thing."

Avita looked at Akali with some surprise: "You admit it so generously now? Why do I think you shouldn't continue to like the president now, so you act so calmly?"

"Hmph, I figured it out. If you like it, you like it. If you don't like it, you don't like it. It's my business for me to like the president. It doesn't matter whether he likes it or not." Akali glanced at Avita meaningfully. "Anyway, I'm not like someone. I'm obviously very much in my heart, but I always refuse to admit it. Is it uncomfortable."

Avita looked suffocated, and she was confused for a while, and slowly shook her head: "Don't talk about these things anymore. You are coming to me now, probably not to say these nonsense, right? Is there anything serious?"

Akali stared at Avita for a while, sighed, and stopped continuing the topic. She corrected her face and said, "It's a serious matter. Avita, how standardized the magic crystal you are studying now?"

"It's hard to say, where are you referring to?"

"You should know that our group and I were in-depth research on the magic array resonance technology some time ago, and we planned to create a remote operating system for unified family regulation, right?" Akali asked.

Avita thought about it and recalled it.

"That's what you said last time. If you want to use a remote control box, you can control all the magical machinery in the whole house without even having to switch it on and off by yourself?"

"Yes, that's it." Akali nodded. "Now our research in this area has begun to show results. At present, we can distinguish different magic machines from different magic machines to resonate remotely, thereby forming remote control. But now there is a very important issue..."

"Is it the problem of the inconsistent frequency of the magic vibration?" Evita asked immediately.

Akali giggled and reached out to pull Evita's face.

"Our Avita is so smart. Yes, that's the problem. If you want all magical machinery in a family to be controlled through the same remote operating system, you must make the magical vibration frequency in the magical array in these magical machinery exactly the same. However, different magical arrays are definitely different in this regard. We can find ways to adjust the magical vibration frequency of the magical array, but we cannot solve the problem that the magical crystal used by the magical array will also affect this problem. So Avita, has the magical crystal standardization you studied successfully?"

"It hasn't been completely successful, but it's almost successful." Avita smiled. "Have you forgotten? A few days ago, Kennard held a press conference and proposed to uniformly standardize all aspects of magic machinery to avoid chaos in the magic machinery market due to inconsistent standards."

"Oh? I've said these things? You should know that I've never been lazy to read these things that make people feel headaches when they hear them, so I didn't notice them." Akali thought for a while and said excitedly: "The research should be almost successful in this way? That's great! The longer I've been studying these things, the more I feel that the adults have said it too well before. The more refined things are required, the more they need a unified standard, otherwise it will be too inconvenient."

"The president has always been so visionary, and what he said is not wrong." Avita said lightly.

"You really like it..." Seeing Avita's eyes slightly glaring, Akali immediately took the second half of the sentence back into her stomach tactfully. "Ah... Since the magic crystal will be standardized soon, the unified control remote operating system we are studying will be fine. Think about it, Avita, in the future, you just need to sit at home, hold the operating system, press a button, or fiddle with a button, etc. The magic machinery far away from you can automatically start. Do you think it's magic?"

Avita gave her a blank look: "What's the use of saying these to me? These words like advertising slogans should be said to those who don't understand."

"Tsk, advertising is the sales department's business, I don't care." Akali's eyes rolled, and suddenly turned a question and asked, "By the way, Avita, Steele has been pregnant for so long, and we have only visited her once. Should we find another time to visit her? By the way, call Claire and the others?"

Avita nodded gently: "We should go and see her again. We have been busy doing experimental research during this period, and these old classmates haven't been together for a long time. Why not just wait for the research to come to an end and we make an appointment to go together and give ourselves a day off."

"Good idea! I'll inform Claire and the others now!" Akali gave Evita a thumbs up, turned around and walked towards the door.

Halfway through, she suddenly stopped, turned to look at Evita, hesitated for a moment, and asked, "But Evita, you run to see Steele as if she is pregnant with a child, don't you think... cough... that's what?"

Avita smiled faintly: "You guy who clearly likes the president doesn't care. Why should I care?"

Akali turned silver at Avita and turned around and walked out again.

Looking at Akali's back as she left briskly, Avita sighed softly, shook her head, shook the messy thoughts in her mind, and returned to the table to continue the experiment.

However, just as I was about to start, the laboratory door was knocked again.

Avita frowned slightly, thinking that her experiment might not be able to continue today.
Chapter completed!