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Chapter 632 Come on big
When it comes to unknown things, people prefer to use known things to interpret those areas that they have not explored in order to better understand and perceive them.

This statement applies most of the time - even right now.

Andrew likes to use something understandable to explain magic, while Dumbledore likes to use magic to explain nuclear fusion.

It may sound a bit strange to say this, but it's basically true.

Radiation is an extremely rare curse that can be offset by special metals and weakened by professional magic or potions - this may sound a bit strange, but it is not at all out of place in the wizarding world.

"Yes, I tried it carefully several times and found that we have handled this cursed material before in alchemy experiments, but we did not expect such a use."

Dumbledore, wrapped in a thick lead suit with some strange patterns on his armor charm, led the way and talked to Andrew about his research.

"Alchemy, studied it?"

"Of course, Nick got a lot of the raw materials, and I gradually practiced alchemy in his laboratory," Dumbledore said in a normal tone, "In fact, these curses are not that difficult. We have used several magical creatures to conduct experiments. This curse named radiation by Muggles is actually not very deadly. It is not even as effective as the curse of black magic. As long as the cursed area is removed on a large scale and then regenerated, a large part of the problem can be solved."

This research attitude is very magical - but as a wizard who has entered the realm of potions, Andrew knows very well that Dumbledore is not joking.

The only damage caused by potions that cannot be easily repaired is damage to the soul level, and radiation does not seem to involve the soul, at least that's what Dumbledore said.

"Not soul damage?"

"No, because there is no malice," Dumbledore said with a relaxed expression. "Whether it is the dark magic of wizards or the irreversible soul injuries left by magical creatures, they all hurt the soul out of malice, and this curse is just a natural phenomenon and will not harm the essence of the soul."

This explanation made Andrew shift his attention from the metal in front of him to Dumbledore. "Malice determines the nature of magic, just like emotions?"

"That should be the case," Dumbledore nodded, "At least that's the case with Transfiguration. The essence of magical Transfiguration is the introduction of strong emotions that lead to changes in the soul. I think you are very clear about this."

"Yes, Professor."

Andrew shook his head. "But I haven't yet mastered the art of infusing emotions into Transfiguration spells without magically transforming myself. Sorry, Professor, this is it?"

He pointed at the metal track above his head. He actually understood the principle, but he just couldn't operate it. Compared to the clear principle over there, the project in front of him made him want to replicate it.

"An alchemical array to create an environment," Dumbledore took a look and answered very calmly, "The Muggle information clearly states that it is necessary to transform two things into a new thing under high temperature and high pressure, from the most microscopic perspective."

'The fusion of two atomic nuclei into one, which then releases a large amount of energy, is called nuclear fusion...'

'In theory, the reaction is confined by high temperature or high pressure. There are two common speculations: one is the inertial confinement of the laser, and the other is magnetic confinement.'

Andrew knew a little bit about this high-tech stuff - after all, it was hailed as the ultimate solution to energy, but its progress had been limited.

He looked at the alchemical circle that Dumbledore was explaining. This fusion reactor that was half laid underground was actually not as large as the experimental subject seen in the news, but its actual size was still enough to be half the size of a teaching building.

The large number of alchemical arrays laid out one after another, together with the walls made of materials synthesized by transformation, have a steampunk aesthetic.

Thanks to Mr. Flamel's hard work and teaching, Andrew, after groping for a while, finally did not get led astray and analyzed the purpose of Dumbledore's alchemical circle in this building that was not concealed in any way.

A solid magic circle that stabilizes the environment - an alchemy technology that can enlarge the space in a box without damaging any of it, is the most suitable for this purpose. 'So, even if it explodes, it can't be blown out... No wonder Dumbledore is relieved, I haven't heard of a nuclear bomb with space-penetrating properties...'

Not to mention a nuclear bomb, even if there were 600 billion detonating talismans, they would be useless when faced with something as unreasonable as space.

"This is an alchemical array that limits curses and has the property of ending all curses... Have you taken radiation leaks into consideration?"

"Here...hiss...you're using Transfiguration to create a high-pressure rule? This is simply cheating!"

Andrew didn't know what to say for a moment - the high temperature and high pressure environment did not go as expected, but directly used transfiguration to change the rules?
No, not just a change, but a simulation...

Dumbledore concentrated almost all of his Transfiguration talents in this place—the metal shell mixed and reinforced by Transfiguration, and the internal environment created by rules and restrictions.

'Alchemy, transfiguration, nuclear reactors, how do these things mix together? Am I supposed to figure it out?'

Andrew now finally understood why Mr. Flamel was able to change his body - the more top-notch the wizard, the more powerful he seemed to me.

"Do you understand, Andrew?"

Dumbledore stood patiently inside the device with a smile on his face, and stared at it for a long moment before asking.

"I see it roughly, Professor."

Andrew nodded.

Now it is certain - give Dumbledore some time, no, give Dumbledore time to cast the spell, and things like nuclear bombs will be a smokeless existence for Dumbledore.

It was not certain before, but now it is highly likely that a nuclear bomb cannot break the space isolated by alchemy. Even more boldly, even the powerful traceless expansion spell can weaken the power of a nuclear bomb - space is too tricky.

"It's good to understand it. You roughly understand the process. You also know the principle, right?"

Dumbledore showed some excitement on his face.

"I know, Professor."

Andrew nodded. He didn't know why, but he had the urge to report to Professor McGonagall - it was probably an illusion.

"That's great, Taylor. We have already looked at the principles and equipment, so let's prepare to light the fire - and finally check the equipment on my body. Although I have found a way to rescue, my healing magic is actually not as good as Madam Pomfrey's."

Dumbledore looked anxious.

"Well, that's it..."

Um? ?

Ah? ? ?
(End of this chapter)