Faced with the manuscript solemnly presented by Perfikot, the Royal Academy of Sciences naturally gathered all the notable alchemists in Langton to verify its authenticity and feasibility.
"Imaginary Alchemy? This is utterly nonsensical!" Without a doubt, Perfikot's latest technological proposal was considered a wild fantasy.
"This technical material was submitted by the Count of the Northern Territory, who has already verified its authenticity." Where there is opposition, there will naturally be support; Perfikot certainly did not lack enthusiasts.
Some even believed that the theory mentioned in Perfikot's manuscript was real, but only the part involving the Philosopher's Stone was correct, as she indeed possessed the Philosopher's Stone, which could break the principle of equivalent exchange and create something out of nothing.
