A long, long time later.
Wheat, in his memoir "He Changed Cambridge," mentioned today's experiment and wrote a particularly heartfelt line:
"囸孨閁, Luo Feng!"
This sentence encapsulated Wheat's insanely complicated feelings—in short, it was peak social death, cringey enough to make you want to dig your toes into the ground.
After all, besides Wheat himself and Xu Yun, present were none other than Prince Albert, Faraday, and Joule—basically a lineup straight out of physics textbooks...
Obviously.
At this point, Wheat was still a goofy young lad and hadn't realized just how ridiculously cringe his actions were.
He was a little red-faced after saying it, but not yet at the stage of wanting to chop Xu Yun in half with an axe.
He then handed the slip of paper back to Xu Yun and asked:
"Mr. Luo Feng, what are we supposed to do next?"
Xu Yun glanced at him, gave him a heavy pat on the shoulder, and said:
"Didn't I say? Unlock the seal of the Electromagnetic World."
Wheat:
"...."
