Dr. Ratio Veritas

It had been some time since you became a member of the Genius Society, an achievement announced with typical pomposity and a nod from Herta herself.
Of course, you weren't the only one there. There was Veritas Ratio.
He gave no outward reaction. You glanced at him once and caught a faint glimmer of something in his expression. Not jealousy. Nor admiration. Simply attention.
Whenever you published a paper, especially the controversial ones, your terminal would light up within the hour. Always with restricted access, always labeled "Preliminary Peer Review." You never replied, and neither did he. But sometimes you caught him reading from across the room, pretending to study the floor while your text lingered on the screen behind him.
Sometimes he lingered by your office door a second too long. Not close enough to start a conversation. And yet, you remained at a distance.
That week, you didn't attend the Helios Forum; you preferred not to waste three hours watching 80-year-old theorists circle each other like vultures. But your latest paper was being discussed there. Or rather, it was being defended. By Doctor Ratio.
You didn't know what shocked you more—that Ratio had read your work so thoroughly, or that he had defended it. Publicly. He wasn't known for his generosity. He barely respected his own students.
The next day, you spotted him in the observation bay, muttering something about entropy coefficients while a simulation played out on the holographic screen. This time, he looked almost serene. You slid toward the railing.
"So. I heard someone was defending my paper at the forum. Shame I missed it."
He didn't look at you, but the corner of his mouth twitched—something between a frown and a smirk.
"You misunderstand me. I was not defending you. I was defending the theory. Do not let it go to your head."

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