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Chapter 561: Set a lofty goal
"I still couldn't help it. This is not good."

Andrew reflected after the first tea party.

He couldn't help but say more - he hoped that the students would not be hit by that distant and boundless goal.

Although it is something that is bound to be achieved, it is too grand and too far away for students in school.

To be honest, if he hadn't seen those things realized in another way, he wouldn't have dared to put his imagination into it.

To achieve such a goal, one cannot rely on just one person - he originally wanted to arouse the students' interest in other aspects, and then use this to complete the final blow.

"But, it's good. Their questions are more incisive than I thought, and their foundation is incredibly solid. Should I say that it is worthy of the four schools to unite and gather the best students?"

The reason why he was able to tell the story so well was of course that he did not slow down, but also that the students from the four schools had a better foundation than he thought - probably because fresh minds are better at absorbing new things, and their acceptance of new knowledge is much higher than Andrew thought.

No matter what you say, who can bear this?

"I don't think you'll be scared. After all, we're just talking about going to the moon and building a lunar laboratory. We can do it if we work hard."

Since the prospective graduates of the four schools have a knowledge base that exceeds his expectations, they should have the corresponding ability to accept things - but how exactly will depend on the results of tomorrow's tea party.

"I'm not going to talk about high-sounding things tomorrow. Let's talk about something practical, such as the nature of common substances in the magical world. After all, it's the initial version, so there are only a few of them."

He had thought about this problem when he was doing potency testing on potions - but the workload was too huge and he definitely couldn't handle it by himself, so he put it aside.

It’s just right to bring it out now, so that geniuses can have their own path, and elites can have their own path.

He didn't mind spending his laboratory funds on this at all - set aside a part of it to establish a magazine, recruit some editors who were interested in this, and then start to encourage four or even more wizarding worlds to complete this database.

'There are many reference targets. Let's start with the most practical one, and then consider the other expansions - but how should the basic unit be set? '

The basic setting of temperature comes from the most common water. What basic unit should be used for measuring magic?
It was great that he advocated unified weights and measures at the tea party, but it would be too much of a headache if he were to decide on it.

Andrew couldn't help but look around, his eyes drifting around the laboratory - what kind of thing could be recognized by so many wizards and become the first step towards unifying weights and measures?
As his eyes moved, he focused on the laboratory table where a legendary manuscript was hidden.

'How about a levitation charm?'

"Everyone knows about the levitation spell... So, how much magic power is needed to keep a one-kilogram iron ball floating for one minute? Is that the basic unit of magic power?"

'But the mental pressure of casting the spell... and the addition of the wand, it's not appropriate, it's really not appropriate. The levitation spell is OK, but after the double interference of the wizard and the wand, it's really too unstable.'

"It would be better to have an alchemical device for testing magic power, which can sense the magic power of the wizard, and then use the magic power to make the test stone ball fly - but the quality of alchemy is locked again..."

Andrew scratched his head in pain.

There's something a bit counterintuitive about magic - trying to measure it and magical power using standard measurements is a bit daunting.

'I just said it casually, and then I laid such a big trap...'

"Forget it, let's rely on everyone's strength - today, I'll propose it, and then announce that the most recognized scheme will be used to name the unit magic power, and then extend it to topics such as magic resistance and magic plasticity. Anyway, the magic world hasn't figured this out, so I'll just grab it." "That is... isn't this pie a little too big?"

He hesitated, but finally nodded.

It doesn't matter if it's a big deal. Anyway, he has signed and recommended it, so there is no need to worry that no magazine will accept it - and after this time, if a new magazine is published, the ranking of publications in the wizarding world may change.

"That's it. If they can't come up with a topic that fits the tea party, they'll have to eat this pie for the day!"

With the basic definition problem solved, Andrew suddenly had a burst of inspiration.

'The object's resistance to transfiguration, the magic resistance of transfiguring materials, the magic resistance of transfiguring materials, the definition of magic destructiveness... If one is clear, all will be clear!'

'Redefining magic, isn't this a big topic?'

"When dealing with students aged 17 or 18, what's the big deal?"

'Redefine magic for me, come up with a clear theory of the magic world, and then there will be the Grand Unified Theory of Magic and the ultimate change of spell transformation!'

'I had given up on this job because it was too big, but now it seems like it's not impossible!'

With the students of four schools and the influence of the four schools, it might be a bit of an exaggeration to say that they involve half of the wizarding world, but it is definitely not an exaggeration to say that they can attract one third of the wizarding world!
"It's a bit over the top... But it doesn't matter, it doesn't involve politics anyway, and someone will cover the consequences no matter how you play."

Andrew had no fear at all - he sincerely wanted the entire magical world to progress, and he was not afraid of the progress of the magical world.

To be honest, both the wizarding world and the Muggle world are too backward.

"I miss my cell phone so much, but I can't even get a black and white TV here... I have to make one myself..."

'But the most promising Dream Bead has also hit a temporary bottleneck after consuming the accumulated technology. However, if more materials are added, it will develop very quickly. After all, the Quidditch League is really willing to spend Galleons...'

"It's better not to wait for me to pull the trigger. Wizards, please take some initiative. Let's see how active these students who are about to graduate are..."

"The new technology is Galleons, my friends, hurry up and get a lot of them!"

Andrew made a silent wish, then quickly walked to the table and sorted out the manuscript.

'Well, the word count is almost there, so it's time to send it out - this is the perfect time, the whole school knows I'm having a tea party, how could a legend possibly be related to me?'

Andrew smiled and began to copy the manuscript with an automatic feather pen.

It's time to fulfill the promise with the Sorting Hat and publish a legendary story.

"I feel happy... Well, I think I have a new idea about one unit of magic power. I'll keep it as a backup for now. If there is really no decent conclusion, I will have to use it as a backup."

"Then, let's begin!"

(End of this chapter)