Moreover, the impact caused by this change will likely be immeasurable.
Because...
Wheat's class schedule boldly includes a course in Natural Science.
Just imagine.
According to the original timeline—
Wheat wouldn't have read Faraday's "Studies in Electrical Experiments" until 1854, officially beginning his exposure to electromagnetism, wasting several years in the meantime.
From entering Cambridge in 1850 to his death in 1879, in those 29 years, Wheat squandered at least seven years.
He and Faraday's only face-to-face meeting was in 1860, a full ten years from now.
Ten years, ah...
Ten years is short, just like how ten years ago in our modern world was 2012, not 2002, as if it passed in a blur.
But ten years is also long—long enough for the heroine of doujinshi to change from Asuna to Tifa.
For Wheat and Faraday, ten years is clearly the latter.
