Until the end, those children did not understand what the Mathematics Lord and the National Hand of Beings were discussing. In their eyes, it was merely a conversation between two powerful figures.
The arrogance of the Mathematics Lord, who looked down upon all heroes of the world, past and present wise men, and saints, was deeply imprinted in their minds. They even vaguely worshipped this former "number one in the world." That fanatical and proud expression would become a target for some of them to emulate.
However, the lecturers were somewhat absent-minded.
Their level was at least able to understand what the Mathematics Lord was saying.
Then, they felt that these words were simply subverting their thinking.
