After the commission was issued, Kahn did not leave immediately.

He first took out part of the compensation as a deposit to Ike, and then heard how he arranged the plan.

The first step is to mobilize people to search for the location of the aid home, which is nothing to say.

Then several younger children were asked to use telescopes to monitor the situation in the hospital day and night. After finding out the situation and confirming the target, they looked for opportunities to use the harmless smoke bomb he invented, strengthening stone throwing and other small inventions to catch the other party off guard and take the hostages out smoothly.

Zuan Fans are all a group of naughty children. They race in the border market, challenging the gutter area to climb up the dance corridor with bare hands, squandering endless experiences, and there should be no big problem for a group of medical staff who do not have much security.

In addition, Kahn also heard Eck mention that a professor named Hemerdinger will hold a lecture at the school at Piltwolf University tomorrow to introduce his new inventions. Eck is preparing to observe and he will go to every lecture of Professor Hemerdinger.

"Professor Cecil B. Hemerdinger, unlike other professors, is willing to share knowledge and is committed to teaching those who desire to gain knowledge. His inventions have made him famous, but his vivid lecture style and unpredictable horrible teaching demonstrations have left an indelible impression on the smart people of Piltwolf."

Yes, this sentence is translated - Professor Hemerdinger's design philosophy is correct, and it also gave Ike a lot of inspiration and guided him to make many conscious inventions. However, the works he invented often have problems. Ike went to observe the lecture with the elements of learning and watching opera, and wanted to see the professor's invention accidental, which made the Pichengren embarrassed.

That must be a full show effect.

Being deep underground, they could not sense the changes in the outside world, but time would not deceive people. The third bell of the bell tower told the two that it was too late. Zuan's night was not much safer than in the wild, so they set off to take the elevator back to the ground.

After passing through the newspaper, Kahn spent two copper rings to buy a newspaper and took it back to the hotel to read it slowly.

Piltwolf has a currency system similar to Bilgewater. According to purchasing power, it is divided into gold sea (Golden Hax), silver wheels, and copper circles. The gold coins here are not carved with portraits of the ruler, but are printed with gears, meaning that the city is constantly moving forward and improving like a huge machine and creating wealth.

Kahn first washed away the dust brought back from Zuan, then lay on the bed and looked at the newspaper comfortably. After leaving the bath, Kahsha lay in his arms and watched with her eyes. Her chest was half open, revealing her delicate collarbone, making people unable to focus on the words.

Fortunately, Kasha is his eyes.

"Karn, the lecture was held in the newspaper." Kasha pointed to a piece of news and said, with the picture showing a golden statue in the university. Kahn glanced at it, wasn't this Hemerdinger himself?

"Is it ten o'clock tomorrow morning? Let's go too, to see if we can get in touch with the people from the big family and help Sarah negotiate the business."

The next day, they changed into appropriate clothes and went to the famous Picheng school to visit the lecture.

There were many people, businessmen, scholars, journalists, etc. in the school venue, and of course the most were the students in school. These students wore blue and gray uniforms and came to the open-air venue with anticipation, holding books and gathering together in groups.

Kahn and Kahsha were holding each other's arms in a decent manner and stood on the edge of the crowd to facilitate them to observe the crowd in the entire venue. He hoped that there would be some question-and-answer sessions during the lecture, and some members of the big family introduced their identities and asked questions. At that time, he would talk to these questioners about business.

Then they saw that Ike also came to the venue, but wearing an iron helmet hat, blocking the cockscomb head that stood out from the crowd.

As the bell of the Sun Gate rang, Professor Hemerdinger also arrived on time. When he saw the professor's dwarf's big ears, Kasha was shocked.

The thick hair and beard had wrapped the entire head, and Kasha would not have discovered his secret if it weren't for the pair of pointed ears and the doubtful height.

"Hemerdinger turned out to be a Yodel native??"

She was amazed not because she saw the Yoder people, but because she was surprised that a Yoder people could actually serve as a professor in a human institution. This was ridiculous.

Kasha remembered the image of Hemodinger in the newspaper, and her ears were only narrower than she is now, but her head was still big, as if it was filled with infinite wisdom.

"Although the Yodel people are a different person in the perception of ordinary people, he is so well-known. Isn't there anyone among so many people who can see his true face?"

"You are still young." Kahn lifted his sunglasses: "I may not necessarily say it out loud. Is it good for Picheng to drive such a great inventor away?"

"Yes." Kasha thought, Hemerdinger did not work for any chaebol group, and was willing to share knowledge generously. Such talents made great contributions to Picheng.

Hemerdinger walked to the booth and introduced to a large box covered in red cloth.

"Ladies and gentlemen, I'm glad you've come here to visit my latest invention. The Hex Technology product I brought this time will be completely different from any of the previous ones, and you will never think of its function."

"So what?" Kahn mumbled in the audience, listening to Hemerdinger talk for a long time before getting to the point.

"The invention I want to introduce today is called the Hex Technology Converter, which can convert one person into another!"

As soon as these words came out, they detonated the whole audience.

The crowd went crazy, and thus came up with many absurd ideas. One after another, the problems drowned out Hemodinger, who was not loud, and he couldn't calm down no matter how he called it.

Among them are simple ones such as "Can it be changed back?" "Are there any side effects?"

The complex ones include "If a person becomes another person, can he still retain his consciousness, or can even become another person completely?" "Can he use this machine to continuously transform to achieve the goal of immortality?"

In addition, there are many moral and ethical issues, which make people feel terrifying to think about it carefully.

Even Kahn thought this was too exaggerated.

Is this really the power of technology? Why do you feel that this is magic? But magic doesn't have such a mysterious effect. The closest thing is just camouflage, which is much worse than the effect described by Hemerdinger.
Chapter completed!