Chapter 58: Three Centimeters Deep

"I don’t know, but I can certainly try."

Joseph’s smile remained, offering no definitive answer.

"Mr. Wilson, I never realized you were such a braggart. I hadn’t noticed before."

Fiona’s lips curled into a mocking smile.

Joseph merely glanced at her, saying nothing.

"Why don’t you demonstrate for us, teacher? We’d love to see it."

"Yes, teacher, you can’t just talk the talk!"

"Try it now, Mr. Wilson!"

"..."

The students’ enthusiasm only grew.

"I can try, but please, everyone quiet down."

Joseph agreed, and at once the room fell silent.

"Mr. Wilson, are you sure about this? Piercing a needle three centimeters into wood—that’s a lot of force. I’ve never seen anyone do it before."

"Even if a needle has some rigidity, it’s hard to imagine it could be driven that deep into solid wood."

Even Geoffrey Harris, who had been supportive of Joseph, now seemed skeptical.

"Those in the back, move forward a little; it’ll give you a better view."

"Now, take a good look. These classroom desks are soli

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