In the dormitory.
Actually, when Xu Yun heard Thomson say, "Fat Fish used to call people like Sir Newton 'this child'," he remembered what it was about.
That happened in the early days of the 1665 dungeon.
At that time, in order to gain Little Niu's trust.
He deliberately linked Little Niu's experiences with the protagonist of the novel, deriving the term 'this child.' (Chapter Nine)
It was through this maneuver that Xu Yun managed to get a bit closer to Little Niu.
What was unexpected was....
This incident was actually recorded in Little Niu's autobiography, and even became a very grand ceremony at the University of Cambridge!
Furthermore, when assessing 'this child,' everyone in the audience had to suck a breath of cold air while holding ice cubes?
A real gasp. (After I typed 'gasp,' the words 'a breath of cold air' automatically appeared...)
Certainly.
This also, on the other hand, shows Little Niu's status, which is practically saintly at Cambridge.
But soon.
