Ville stood dejectedly outside the lecture hall, sighing, when suddenly, it felt as though a gust of wind swept past him.
Before he could regain his senses, he felt as if the sunlight in front of him had been blocked by some inconsiderate fellow.
Ville furrowed his brows, about to grumble something, but when he looked up, his discontent was swallowed back down.
"Mr. Navier, Mr. Coriolis? Didn't you both attend Mr. Poisson's award ceremony in the hall?"
Annoyed, Navier waved his hand and slightly reproachfully said, "We are not interested in the award ceremony, let it pass. But, Ville, since you further derived Euler's equations based on the work of Poisson, Cauchy, and myself, why didn't you show me these results?"
With a delighted smile, Coriolis added, "I never knew you were researching fluid dynamics. I always thought you were following Mr. Ampere and Mr. Mathieu in specializing in electrodynamics."
