Summit Farmer
Chapter 1683 - 1681: Peter Brown’s Answer

Chapter 1683: Chapter 1681: Peter Brown’s Answer

Today was the time for Peter Brown’s examination, and seated here were professors with heads of white hair. They all attached great importance to Peter’s responses, eager to see what kind of knowledge he still possessed.

Crystal Harris distributed several examination papers onto Peter’s desk, saying, "Peter, each of these papers contains only two questions. The quantity isn’t too much, but the key is to see your grasp and expansion of the subject matter."

As she spoke, her gaze turned towards Peter. Now she was truly baffled by him; the more Crystal observed this Farmer-born individual, the less she understood him.

When Peter looked at the invigilating professors, he saw them smiling at him, appearing quite serene. He casually picked up a paper and saw that it was about mechanics.

As soon as he saw the content, thoughts of a traffic jam came to mind. A notion struck him, and seeing that the questions were also about this topic, he made up his mind, picked up his pen, and began writing incessantly.

The professors today also took a playful approach, curious to see what kind of commotion Peter would cause.

Seeing Peter start to answer the questions, everyone’s expressions changed; they hadn’t expected Peter to begin so swiftly.

Soon, Peter completed the mechanics section.

Crystal Harris immediately collected the paper and presented it to an elderly expert in mechanics.

At first, the elderly professor glanced over it casually, but as he saw the answers provided by Peter, his eyes widened more and more.

Seeing his reaction, the other elder professors gathered around to take a look.

After examining it, their expressions changed dramatically. Peter had not only answered the questions, but in his extended discussion, he had unveiled an astonishing principle of mechanics that was epoch-making.

Even the professors, upon seeing Peter’s extended discussion, took a considerable amount of time to understand it fully.

After reading it, an excited professor exclaimed, "If this is truly feasible, Our Country’s traffic problems could be thoroughly resolved!"

"Not just traffic, many of our tasks would become easier!"

"This is definitely Nobel Prize level work!"

"But this involves knowledge of both physics and chemistry, how did he manage it?"

As someone posed this question, a physics examination paper was already placed before them.

Without further ado, everyone began to read it.

The more they read, the more their expressions shifted; they had never imagined Peter could have reached this stage.

After finishing, the professors looked at each other, and one of them said with a wry smile, "Who dares to take him as a student?"

Another professor sighed and said, "It’s not about us taking him as a student, but about us needing to learn from him!"

"Definitely, his knowledge has already far surpassed our own; we still don’t understand much of it."

At that moment, a chemistry examination paper was again brought over, and everyone again scrutinized it earnestly.

After looking it over, when they turned their gaze back to Peter, who was still working on his papers, it was as if they were seeing a demon. The professors at that moment felt their areas of pride were far behind Peter’s knowledge.

"Gentlemen, there’s no need to look further; a student like this can only become our teacher!" remarked one of the professors with a sigh.

"Let’s go to the dean," another suggested. "Such talent must be retained at Our University. In fact, he doesn’t need to study any further; we need to relearn his knowledge."

"Certainly, having such an extraordinary person at Provincial University is truly a treasure for us. Let’s go."

With that, they all set out towards the outside of the classroom with swift steps.

Shortly afterward, several professors entered the dean’s office.

The dean was somewhat surprised to see so many of them arriving and asked, "What brings you all here?"

"Dean, we can’t teach that Peter Brown!" they admitted.

The dean, puzzled, asked, "What happened?"

"Just have a look for yourself."

The dean, being a top expert in physics, first picked up the physics examination paper.

After studying it carefully for a while, his expression changed completely, prompting him to read it through again meticulously.

Without minding the presence of the others, he picked up a pen and began to verify the calculations.

The only sound in the dean’s office was his writing.

After a while, the dean exclaimed in shock, "It holds up!"

"Now, take a look at the chemistry and mechanics."

After the dean reviewed those as well, he looked up and said to everyone, "Indeed, we can’t teach him!"

Now the dean understood what they meant.

"Dean, this kind of talent has yet to be discovered!"

"What do you all suggest?" the dean inquired.

One of the professors articulated a plan, "Before anyone else notices, we can confer the diploma upon him straightaway, confirming he graduated from Our University. Then, make him a professor. In this way, any development he makes later will be credited to having come from Our University."

"Exactly, his level far exceeds ours. Grant him a graduate degree, a doctorate, and let’s expedite this matter. Otherwise, once his work becomes known, we will miss out on the benefits," another added with a chuckle.

The professors, being savvy individuals, understood that keeping a talent like Peter at the university was definitely beneficial for enhancing the institution’s prestige.

At this, the dean’s eyes gleamed as he declared, "I will see to it. In view of Peter Brown’s exceptional abilities, Our University will break with tradition and grant him a doctoral diploma, then employ him as a professor. What do you think?"

"Let him write a few doctoral theses, publish his knowledge as our university’s findings. When we announce this to the world, it’s bound to create a sensation."

A professor questioned, "Wouldn’t this be somewhat inappropriate?"

"If anyone dares call it inappropriate, let them challenge Peter. In any case, we must keep such talent in Our University as soon as possible."

"Don’t just offer him a professorship; provide a quota for him as a formal professor of Our University. Let him belong to us all."

After listening to everyone’s opinions, the dean nodded emphatically and said, "You’re all right. Failing to retain such talent would be a loss for Our University. We’ll decide on this then. I’ll handle some matters, pull some strings, whatever it takes to get him into Our University."

Glancing again at Peter’s examination responses, the dean’s eyes shone even brighter, sensing that Provincial University was on the verge of a major breakthrough.