Hogwarts Study Panel

Chapter 435, Section 433: Spreading Throughout the Magic World
Various strange instruments made clicking noises in the office, and all Sheen could do was listen to them.

Professor Terra somehow managed to blindfold him.

This way, he couldn't see the alchemy professor's eyes, which actually helped him regain some of his energy.

"Avoid making eye contact with anyone for now, my dear disciple..."

However, it has always been this way... groping in the dark, exploring in ignorance, this is the mission of the alchemy master.

The magic we encounter will be more powerful than any other magic, and the knowledge we inherit will be more difficult than any other knowledge, because we are facing the most significant part of the magical realm.

Did I tell you the story of Vagado being overturned by a paper airplane?

Professor Terra said calmly.

"No, Professor."

Sheen was a little curious.

Paper airplane, seven-second paper airplane?
He had witnessed them ignoring spatial barriers and rapidly transmitting information, but turning over a school seemed far too outrageous.

"That's an interesting story. I was expelled from Wajadu for six months, and if it weren't for my teacher's efforts to save me, I might have ended up in prison."

This is the meaning of a teacher's existence, children.

Professor Terra's voice sounded ethereal.

"To eliminate potential risks for students?"

Sheen asked.

"Why would you think that? A hidden danger? No, it's about preserving the precious seeds of the alchemical world."

In the world of alchemy, the vast majority of wizards are just there to make up the numbers; only three percent of wizards can be considered decent.

Of these three percent of wizards, only one-tenth have the opportunity to change the magical world.

Thus, this small minority gained the opportunity to look up to the true masters of alchemy.

For example, me, and for example, you.

Sheen couldn't see Professor Terra's eyes, but he imagined they must be filled with mockery and ambition.

"It's not difficult to fix a leaning school, nor is it difficult to coerce... persuade the school's professors."

The magic that can overturn a castle is truly precious.

Now, can you tell me what you added to the cat and leopard cookies to achieve this effect?

Professor Terra moved a little closer.

"Incomplete animal transformation is feasible. I adjusted some of the magic circuits and redesigned the magic ritual."

In this way, the wizard can transform into a part of a magical creature.

The difficulty lies in the fact that the wizard's magic is not compatible with the magic of magical creatures, which makes it impossible for the wizard to freely use parts of the magical creature's body.

Only wizards whose souls are in harmony with the magical creatures can control them.

Sheen frowned; this had been bothering him for a long time.

The fairytale cookie seems to offer the wizard two choices:

Use the magic of magical creatures, use the magic of wizards.

However, the two should actually be connected by "or" and cannot be used together.

“The castle wasn’t built in a day; you’ve made a historic breakthrough.”

Professor Terra seemed to be nodding.

"Did you cast a protective spell on me?"

Sheen suddenly asked a question.

Otherwise, it would be impossible to explain why the professor arrived so quickly.

All the instruments in the alchemy office came to a standstill.

"I only placed some small alchemical creations; you must learn to get used to it, my dear disciple."

"Besides, it's not just me..." Sheen still couldn't see the professor's face, but the professor's tone was full of amusement.

"Alright, so let's talk about whether you're ready to open Fairy Tale Shops all over the magical world."

Professor Terra's tone turned serious.

"what did you say?"

Sheen was a little confused.

"My dear disciple, you are about to change the way the entire magical world communicates, and you are completely unaware?"

Professor Terra stood in front of Sheen, holding an old-fashioned magic phonograph.

“Do you remember what I said? Only a very, very few alchemists are qualified to define this world. Now I say, you are about to define the way wizards communicate, and the Magic Hand Mirror is about to revolutionize the entire field of magical communication.”

Professor Terra stood by the window, outside which stretched mountains where the snow was melting.

“But, Professor, the materials for the Magic Hand Mirror are still expensive, and…”

Sheen's thoughts raced.

He certainly knew that the Magic Hand Mirror was enough to change the way the entire magical world communicated.

In the modern magical world, fireplaces and owls are commonly used for communication.

A few, like the Ministry of Magic, used paper airplanes for communication.

However, not every wizarding family is connected to the Floo Powder network; the fireplace, being an immovable place, is more like a landline telephone.

Sheen was perfectly aware of the differences between landline and mobile phones.

Mobile phones are destined to replace most landline phones.

Why would wizards use owls when they already have fireplaces?
Firstly, fireplaces cannot directly pass items; secondly, fireplaces are simply inconvenient.

This led to the use of owls as messengers, which was certainly much more convenient, but also had many drawbacks.

For example, it takes a long time, is prone to errors, and may be interrupted...

Now, if there were a magical artifact that could communicate in real time, respond quickly, and transmit critical information rapidly in emergencies, wouldn't wizards be tempted?
Sheehan thought that at least the Order of the Phoenix and the Death Eaters would buy it up like crazy.

In the original story, Voldemort once fabricated false information, and Harry, in his haste, ultimately paid the price for Gryffindor's tendency to act rashly.

This further highlights the value of being able to quickly transmit critical information in emergency situations.

“Expensive? There is no such thing as absolutely expensive or cheap in this world, only whether the value matches it.”

Professor Terra's lips curved into a faint smile, and then she waved her hand gently.

Sheen discovered that he could see again.

At the same time, a cold object fell into his hand.

He looked at the magic hand mirror the professor handed him; it seemed to have been modified again.

“Based on your original manuscript, I have found some material suppliers who are happy to offer us the lowest purchase price.”

Professor Terra blinked her narrow eyes.

Sheehan immediately understood that this was the professor's powerful influence at work.

"We can keep the cost of a pair of magic hand mirrors to seven Galleons."

The professor spoke calmly, while Sheen suddenly looked up.

He remembered that the Magic Hand Mirror originally cost several tens of Galleons. That was after Shin optimized the rarest materials.

To be able to suppress material prices to this extent, Sheen could only think of two possibilities:

First, Professor Terra had a "friendly exchange" with the materials merchant; second, the materials merchant's initial selling price was inflated.

Or perhaps both?
"The Easter holidays are approaching, it's time to contact your agent, my dear disciple. On this day, we need to spread Fairy Tale Workshop throughout the entire magical world."

Professor Terra said with a smile.

(End of this chapter)