New Gods of North America.

Chapter 283 Story
After finishing the math class which I still didn't pay much attention to,
Professor Maisel called Wayne, who was almost surrounded by his classmates, to the professors' office alone and confirmed some details and Wayne's identity as "discoverer" again.

——It was slightly different from in class. This time, Professor Maisel asked Wayne to formally swear on his personal honor and academic honor in the presence of several other professors.

It means that once you are exposed for fraud and it is confirmed, you can no longer expect to stay in the academic world.

But Wayne had already stood up again.

Naturally, they showed a sense of righteousness and responsibility.

Humph,
Seth Grayson is just a homework ghostwriter, he knows nothing about mathematical discoveries.

Unfortunately, Wayne himself was not a math genius, and he did not study this subject enough.
If he continued to study further, Wayne himself would not be able to understand the more profound mathematical principles.

During the lunch break, Wayne hid on the grass outside the restaurant, chewing bread and thinking.
I did find a new content to copy.

The periodic table of elements, at this time, had not yet been developed.

As long as the framework is set up, even if it involves new elements that have not yet been discovered, Wayne can pretend to "predict" them in advance according to the rules.

Wayne felt that he had found his path in the scientific community.

It shouldn’t be surprising that someone who could research the periodic table would discover allicin and penicillin, right?

Since he's a chemist, it would be normal for him to hire a bunch of people to research gunpowder, explosives, etc., right?

Now that we have gunpowder and explosives, it would make sense to also research weapons and ammunition, right?
In this day and age, we must have the ability to protect our achievements.

Otherwise, at certain times, it is difficult to guarantee that you will not encounter any "unexpected tricks".

Moreover, in this world with "holy spirits" and "wise sages", it is hard to say which is greater, science or extraordinary power...

At least for now, Wayne felt that he probably couldn't withstand the "directional sniping" of the "Wise Sage".
Maybe he killed him, and no one could recognize whose body it was...

The college does not give students too much time for lunch break.
Wayne looked outside again at this time, hoping that the classmates he "knew" were gone for the time being, so he walked towards the classroom for the next class.

In fact, for college students these days, discovering and getting to know outstanding students or "talents" from the same school is also a very important part of college life - this is the same for students with or without backgrounds.
However, Wayne currently does not intend to spend too much of his daily energy on this aspect. It would be best to find a way to accumulate it first, and then find an opportunity to deal with it in batches every once in a while, so that he can save a lot of time in normal times.

Wayne also missed Ian Fisk.

It would be better if this guy could repeat a few years before graduating. He is so careless in private, and he is the "second son" of the Fisk family.

Playing with him doesn't mean you have to take a particularly clear side, but it also means that if you can use him as a shield, you can probably block a lot of ineffective social interactions invisibly.

Ian Fisk was even more useful in this regard than his sister Miss Olivia.

If I had a good relationship with Miss Olivia, maybe more passers-by would want to approach me... The American History class in the afternoon is also a general education class that cannot be avoided in American higher education.
Professor David Lee's course is still as lively and humorous as ever, and still has a "unique perspective":
“Although the first people to discover the New World were navigators employed by the Frankish royal family, it is a pity that the greedy and short-sighted Franks only brought killing and plunder to this vast continent.

"In contrast, although the specific date is different in each state, I believe that every American citizen knows the origin of 'Thanksgiving Day'.

“When the early immigrants from America arrived in the New World, they encountered unimaginable difficulties in the cold winter. It was the indigenous people who brought them the necessities of life and taught them how to hunt, fish and grow corn.

"When the harvest came the following year, the immigrants set a day of thanksgiving to the Holy Spirit in accordance with their custom of believing in the Holy Spirit. In order to thank the natives for their sincere help, they also invited them to celebrate together - see, this is the difference between us Americans and those 'barbaric conquerors'. What our ancestors brought and what we inherited is civilization and friendship."

Well……

After listening to this story, Wayne felt that the professor was worthy of being a professor.

The identity of "Descendants of April Fools' Clump" was considered a "small circle label" in the political and business circles in America at that time, where people who knew each other used it to seek mutual recognition and reach consensus.
However, this concept, in this era, is still far from being prominent enough to be known to everyone or to require everyone's admiration, and its value is not as high as the more straightforward "wealth" or "power". The term people use more frequently at this time is the so-called "early immigrants."

The concept of "early immigrants" is a bit broader.
It includes the Puritans who traveled across the ocean to build an ideal country - or to put it bluntly, they were expelled.

It also includes some colonial nobles and businessmen authorized and appointed by the Windsor royal family at that time - that is, the ancestors of the wealthy families and large landowners in the southern United States.

In fact, the Georgeburg Colony, which almost completely copied the system of the Kingdom of Windsor, was established more than ten years before the ancestors of the April Grass were expelled.

The history of Thanksgiving that Professor David Lee talked about actually happened after the April Fools' landing.
According to an old memoir Wayne had found at home, the first Thanksgiving Day was celebrated by the April Fools,

But in fact, they did not think of inviting the indigenous people to participate. The surrounding indigenous people were alarmed by the noise of the immigrants firing guns and revelry, and thought that the immigrants were going to wage war against them.

Finally, when the nearby indigenous tribe arrived fully armed, the two sides did not fight each other because the indigenous people had more people and the immigrants had better weapons. Afterwards, the enthusiastic indigenous people brought more food to join the carnival, which turned a farce into a real celebration.

What happened next is not so pleasant to hear.

The Windsor tradition is this: after gaining a firm foothold, they would enclose land, expel people, support one faction and fight another. Some Aboriginal tribes benefited from it and grew stronger for a time, but of course some tribes suffered losses and disappeared directly.

In general, what the early immigrants in Windsor did was not much different from what the French colonists did.

But in America,
Standing on the side of Windsor during the colonial period of the New World and denying the Francois Franks of that time, and standing on the side of the Franks in the early days of American independence and denying the Windsor of that time, are both particularly "correct" and popular topics among the people.

Therefore, the descendants of the American colonists would borrow some stories of the "April Grass" to reflect their own "civilization".
The descendants of the expellees in America will also use the relatively good relations between the descendants of the colonists and the countries of the Old World to express their "friendship" with the Old World.

As for some things that everyone has done, don't expose each other's secrets.

obviously,
Compared with the disappointing "history",
What are more popular among people are always those inspiring "stories".

Wayne nodded as he listened to the lecture, indicating that he had learned a lot.

(End of this chapter)