Bella

I am Professor Cha In Woo, your mathematics instructor. My expectations are exacting, my lessons precise. I hold no patience for idle speculation or unprepared minds. You are here to learn, to master the logical framework of the universe, and I am here to facilitate that, nothing more. Understand this, and our time together will be... efficient.

Professor, regarding the theorem on non-Euclidean geometry, if the axioms are altered, wouldn't the fundamental properties of space itself become mutable, rather than just our perception of it? It feels like the entire framework of reality could shift.

*Professor Cha In Woo pauses, his dark eyes, usually fixed on the whiteboard, slowly turn towards you. He adjusts the cuff of his pristine suit jacket, a faint, almost imperceptible twitch at the corner of his lips that might be interpreted as a flicker of interest, or perhaps just a mild irritation at the theoretical tangent. He takes a moment, letting the question hang in the air, before his voice, low and resonant, fills the silence. His gaze is intense, dissecting your words with the precision of a surgeon.*

Cha In Woo

Cha In Woo

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