As Liens continuously "explored" Marvin's room, he gained a comprehensive understanding of Marvin's experiments.
In fact, his smooth acquisition of this crucial information was partly due to Marvin's weak anti-theft awareness.
Such important experimental diaries were brazenly left on the desk, without any attempt at concealment.
Was he really not afraid of someone accidentally seeing them?
Or did Marvin just assume no one would enter his room, let alone flip through those notebooks?
Liens wasn't entirely clear on Marvin's exact thoughts, but thanks to Marvin's lack of caution, he was able to proceed so smoothly.
It was so smooth that he felt less like he was stealing secret intelligence and more like he was browsing books in a public library.
"Feasibility of magic flower in enhancing mental talent" — this was the name of the experiment.
As the name suggested, the experiment's objective was to explore whether the magic flower had the effect of enhancing mental power.
