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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 140

"It's finally time for us to make our appearance!"

After watching for a while, Elok and the others were already brimming with excitement. After receiving Lynn's approval, they immediately ran up to the platform with a large box in their arms.

Yulande, feeling a bit uneasy, approached ...

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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 139

Amidst the countless gazes in the assembly, Lynn confidently stood up and walked towards the stage.

"Professor, he should be able to handle it, right?" Elok murmured, looking concerned as the wizards from the School of Prophecy, appearing numerous and domineering, seemed intent on pressurin...

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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 138

"Lynn, Professor, where were you last night? I was hoping to discuss today's agenda with you, but I waited for over an hour, and you didn't show up," Philip complained, standing in front of the hall of the Greenhol City's Magical Research Society. He had worked tirelessly yesterday afternoon and ...

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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 137

Harof contemplated for a while without any results, then sighed and turned to Theresa, asking, "Where's today's research material?"

"It's right here, Teacher," Theresa respectfully handed over a stack of parchment.

Harof casually took a piece of parchment and began to examine it. Alth...

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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 136

"Alright, everyone, quiet down!"

Theresa, with a displeased expression, glared at the chaotic crowd and scolded them. She collected their envelopes and papers, disregarding the coins and pouches discreetly handed to her by the wizards.

Then, she turned her attention to Lynn, who also ...

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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 135

The airship was moving faster than expected, and by the evening of the third day, a magnificent city appeared before Lynn.

It was the Wizard City - Greenrill! The city was nestled among the mountains, its circular shape resembling a massive gem encrusted in the mountain range. The towering ...

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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 134

For the first time, soaring thousands of meters into the sky on an airship, feeling the brisk wind and witnessing the pure white clouds pass by, Tiek and Rorl couldn't help but feel a tinge of excitement, though they managed to maintain a calm facade.

Even though they had spent several days...

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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 133

Inside the meeting room of the Iyeta Academy, after the discussion on how to compensate the families of the deceased had concluded, Ougust suddenly extended an invitation to Lynn.

"Lynn-sensei, would you be interested in joining my school?"

Everyone present was momentarily stunned. Ph...

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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 132

Compared to the mistaken identity of Tiek, Orlando and Raphael appeared pale, clearly having recognized the situation.

For Lynn, who had absorbed the souls of over a thousand people, the mighty Iyeta was invincible. However, facing the combined forces of two grand wizards, she was powerless...

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I Pioneered Scientific Magic - Chapter 131

"Welcome, Masters, to Iyeta," Philip greeted the two with a hint of unease but a forced smile. He added, "I'm glad to see you here."

Raphael scanned the group and asked curiously, "Where's Herlram?"

"Master Herlram went to Greenvale a while ago," Philip replied indirectly.

Rapha...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 150

The grand halls of the National Assembly stood in solemn silence, appearing devoid of any human presence from the outside.

"Hahaha…" A royalist sympathizer burst into laughter. "I knew these rebels would flee early! Cowards! Hahaha…"

He waved a massive white flag in his hand (well...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 149

While Napoleon was waging his battles in Italy, significant changes were unfolding in Paris. The first-ever parliamentary elections under the rule of the Thermidorians had concluded. Despite a historically low voter turnout, the royalists had managed to secure more than half the seats in Paris. View Post

The Fox of France - Chapter 148

Over a thousand Sardinian cavalrymen rapidly prepared to charge the French skirmishers.

However, there were always signs when cavalry prepared to charge. If it were a dry, sunny day, they'd kick up dust, but with the recent rain, the ground remained moist. Nevertheless, coordinating such a ...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 147

Speaking of it, the Kingdom of Sardinia was also a member of the anti-French coalition. However, once the war began, they hadn't really engaged with the French army seriously. For the most part, their responsibilities included a bit of naval blockade alongside the British and Spanish, but their m...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 146

After discussing these matters, Napoleon continued to inspire his troops. He told them, "In Italy, you'll find greedy and ruthless nobles and clergy everywhere. The former have accumulated immense wealth through centuries, if not millennia, of exploiting their people unjustly. The latter have gat...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 145

The next day, Lucien and Javert spent the whole day running around Paris. However, it wasn't as smooth as the first day, and many people were still missing.

"Napoleon, don't worry. The remaining individuals on this list are the hard ones to find. But in another two days, we should have them...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 144

Javert's residence on Peacock Street had an interesting feature. From the second-floor window of the building, you could clearly see anyone knocking at the door below. The house also had a back door leading to the adjacent street, providing an escape route for Javert's family. Javert had chosen t...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 143

Joseph handed Lucien a set of documents outlining weapon development plans. These weapons were not just abstract ideas; they came complete with detailed blueprints. Lucien couldn't believe that Joseph had come up with all of this in just a little over a morning, right after seeing Lucien's plans....

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The Fox of France - Chapter 142

Lucien carefully absorbed the ink from his plan document with blotting paper, then reread the entire plan thoroughly from start to finish. Satisfied with his work, he muttered to himself, "This should do. At the very least, there won't be any glaring absurdities to catch the eye. It may be a bit ...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 141

Within the contract signed with Stephen Girard, the most important aspect, as perceived by Joseph, was Girard's commitment to prepay the full cost of the first five large clipper ships. Considering that clipper ships were significantly more expensive to build than ordinary vessels, this was indee...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 140

Joseph was deeply engrossed in his laboratory, working on a new creation. It was a gift he intended to present to Napoleon, a new toy for the Italian campaign—a Minié ball rifle.

During this era, rifled muskets already existed, but their slow reloading speed made them nearly useless outs...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 139

Orders for weapons, especially those related to the French army, were few and far between. Despite Carnot's efforts to direct orders towards Joseph and his associates, Carnot's influence had dwindled. He no longer held sway even in military matters.

On the other hand, the Naval Research Ins...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 138

Under Joseph's persuasive talk, Vebitzki emptied his pockets of all the money he had within his authority. Vebitzki also complained about how remote Toulon was, making it nearly impossible to find a Jewish moneylender who would lend money at high interest rates. (In reality, there were some in To...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 137

On a September morning, a man arrived at the gates of the "Bonaparte Institute" and presented a letter signed by Fouché and Carnot, requesting a meeting with Joseph.

The letter was promptly delivered, and the man waited outside.

"Vibitsky? Sounds like a Slavic name," Joseph mused as ...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 136

Cano paused for a moment, pondering the weight of the matter. "This is a significant decision, and it shouldn't be made by just the two of us."

He continued, "I will seriously consider this. If it proves feasible, I'll write to you about it. However, it wouldn't hurt to be prepared in advan...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 135

Joseph escorted Fanny back home, and the old Marquis couldn't help but wonder why they had returned so early.

Then Joseph informed them that he would leave Paris the next day and go back to Toulon temporarily.

"Oh? Monsieur Bonaparte, why go to the countryside like Toulon? Paris isn't...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 134

Upon hearing Joseph's request, Fouché paused for a moment and then smiled, "I understand. But Mr. Bonaparte, you'll be returning to Toulon soon, and this seems a bit far for a meeting, doesn't it?"

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The Fox of France - Chapter 133

Back at his residence, Joseph pondered a question. What documents could he entrust to Fanny for handling? Classified files were out of the question; they could endanger her. But as for non-classified documents, Joseph realized that he didn't have many on hand.

After thinking for a while, Jo...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 131

Having convinced Lavoisier, Joseph was ready to return to Touraine, but before that, he wanted to visit Amant's house. Amant was the only son in the family, and losing him must have been devastating. As Amant's good friend, Joseph felt that it was only right to pay a visit, especially since he wa...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 132

Old Charles' words caught Fanny off guard, nearly causing her to stumble over her own feet.

"Don't mind him; my father's mind has been a bit muddled since the revolution. He tends to talk nonsense. Please don't take it to heart," Fanny blushed as she reassured Joseph.

"I understand," ...

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