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Chapter 502: Is it too much to give the professor a commission?

"I can't do it. There are too many herbs and potion materials involved. Although I have tried my best to make up for it, it is still far from enough..."

Andrew sat in the laboratory and rubbed his head directly.

It was already October, and there was still no progress with his dream carrier.

But it would be fine if there was no progress at all, but apart from this damn carrier part, the rest of the project is progressing very smoothly.

Both the way he entered the dream and the changes he made to the dream progressed so quickly that he began to wonder if he had done something wrong.

But progress doesn't lie. He can already easily create high-definition dream clips. Although there are still obvious shortcomings in the duration and dream structure, the relevant improvements have not been stuck yet.

So this is a very frustrating situation - it's like having a top-notch AAA game, but the only computer you have is an old computer with a big-ass monitor.

"No matter how good the content is, it has to be displayed. Otherwise, what's the point? You can't let people hold the Pensieve to watch it. And since they are already in the Pensieve, wouldn't it be easier for me to modify their memories?"

Of course, memories are not impossible to change. Perhaps because of the time he had been messing with his dreams, Andrew unknowingly became familiar with the job of changing memories - it is more precise than dreams, and more difficult to adjust, and it is even more difficult to deform and change. But after adjusting his dreams many times, Andrew finally got the hang of it.

"How about asking the twins for help? Uh... I'm afraid that's not possible. Their ideas are very novel and their techniques are very clever, but the missing medium and so on don't test your ability to think creatively... But anyway, we can try, just in case?"

"But we can't rely on them alone. They are just a lucky draw at best. The one we can really rely on is a professor with a rich knowledge reserve... But this is a bit too far-fetched."

Yes, compared to students, the professors at Hogwarts are the best people to consult.

With more than ten years or even dozens of years of magical knowledge reserves and active teaching on a daily basis, it is a treasure trove waiting to be developed. But if I ask the professor for help in order to get the reserves or even to display the dream stuff, wouldn't it be too much of a bother to him?

It's quite excessive no matter how you think about it, but this thing does have a lot of uses - teaching is one aspect, and entertainment is another.

Existing photo activation technology can only make images move and form GIF-style animated images, while activating portraits is extremely expensive and cannot be used in cultural and entertainment purposes.

Although the research on dream manipulation is mainly to solve the troubles left by Lockhart, other uses must also be considered - technology is not contradictory, and God knows which development angle will promote changes in another angle.

The Oblivion Charm left by Lockhart was too vicious, and he was not sure whether the dean or himself could handle it. If neither of them could do it, then he could only rely on profits to promote the research on dream magic in the entire magical world.

"I hope the dean can handle it, or I can solve the problem myself. It will be troublesome to rely on crowdfunding."

"But no matter who I rely on, I will entrust the twins first, and then I will adjust it and try to make it as long as a short play to convince the professors to start thinking of ways to store dreams."

Andrew silently set a goal, and then began to give up on getting a container for storing dreams - Garen could lead the way for the twins, but the professor had to come up with something real.

It's not easy to make a big movie, but a short play shouldn't be a problem. Even if we don't let the professor sigh about the quality of the film, at least we need to let the professor understand the prospects of this thing.

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"Come in, Andrew."

Professor Flitwick said to Andrew with a noticeable smile on his face.

Although Andrew's progress on the spell was a little faster than before, his spellcasting had obviously improved a lot - which was good.

Of course, he could tell at a glance that it was the simple spellcasting technique that Moody was good at, crude but useful, but it didn't matter, the improvement of spells was a good thing. Although he preferred to rely on feeling the rhythm of spells to cast spells, after all, Taylor's time immersed in spells was too short and he couldn't find it at all.

Since he can't find it, it would be a good idea to learn some quick casting spells which he is not good at. Although the Auror's skills are rough, they are quite useful.

"Dean," Andrew sat on the chair very politely, crossing his hands across his chest earnestly, "I'm here to ask for your help."

"Are you having any problems?"

Professor Flitwick's smile widened.

Good difficult questions!

"It's like this. I have a new idea," Andrew quickly gave his simple account, "but whether it's used to create a dream or to transfer the effect of a spell through a dream, the most important reserve link is missing. I can't come up with a suitable way to reserve dreams."

"Reserve Dreams?"

Professor Flitwick was stunned for a moment. "This is very troublesome. In fact, let alone dreams, the storage of memory is not to directly produce the memory, but to use Legilimency to copy a thread of memory, and its reading depends on the Pensieve..."

The professor showed obvious difficulty on his face and began to think.

"Potions, I'm afraid not. Severus might not be able to make this..."

"Herbs, I'm afraid that won't work either. You can't turn dreams into seeds. You can plant them, but you have to get the seeds yourself."

???

What is this operation?
Strange knowledge of herbal medicine has been added.

"Yes, there is a very suitable thing for correction. You know prophecy, right?"

?

Andrew was stunned.

For something practical like this, he thought the professor would ask him to ask Dumbledore for help. Professor Snape, the potion master, was not bad at inventing things. Of course, Professor Sprout could probably help, too. But divination? What the hell was Professor Trelawney?

"It's not Sibyl, it's something that holds prophecies, a prophecy ball. Some prophets can do this, but the more professional ones are alchemists, but they must be combined with potions and herbs."

"Prophecy ball?"

Andrew was stunned. He had never heard of this. He was the best at arithmetic divination, but arithmetic divination did not require that.

"Yes, prophecy ball, maybe we can consider getting some help from them, but Andrew, you have to show me how far you have gone. I have to find reasons to convince them. The persuasiveness of being theoretically feasible and being just one step away is completely different."

Professor Flitwick stood up and said, "Let's go to your laboratory and take a look at your results."

Then you can rest assured, Dean - the teaching video based on yours as a template will definitely be very useful!
(End of this chapter)