Daily News: The Prophet of Hogwarts

Chapter 306 The Beginning of a Change

Evening at Hogwarts Castle.

"That's the situation." Ryan recounted the widely discussed events of the day to the members of the Adventurers' Club: "The world, both the wizarding world and the ordinary world, is about to experience a prolonged period of turmoil. I don't want our place to be affected by this turmoil. What are your thoughts?"

The members of the Adventurers' Club, who had just learned the truth, were still in shock and naturally couldn't answer the question.

This left them no choice but to be shocked, like a legendary figure from thousands of years ago suddenly appearing in front of you in a story you often heard as a child and beating up everyone you knew.

There are two aspects that are absurd enough.

First, the fact that legendary figures could live for such a long time reflects a yearning for immortality.

Secondly, they simply couldn't imagine that there was someone of this caliber among the people they knew, someone who could be compared to legendary figures of the past. For the first time, they realized that what Ryan said at the first gathering of the Adventurers' Club was actually a statement, not a wish.

"We"—this collective representing the adventurers' club—has produced figures capable of challenging the legends of ancient times!

Even though the Ministry of Magic in various regions has separated the Adventurers' Club from the Hogwarts situation, recognizing it as a highly promising and prestigious private organization with considerable international influence, they are still unaware of this.

At this moment, they finally realized that they had stepped into history, and history had come to them.

The murmurs grew louder and louder.

They finally reached a conclusion.

Harry, who debuted in film, now faces a promotional mission for the entire audience.

Malfoy, who started his career in charity, took on the task of maintaining stability among the pure-blood families by speaking to high-ranking officials in the Ministry of Magic.

With their gaming business booming, George and Weasley confidently promised to add relevant elements to the game to give all gamers a mental boost.

Not to mention Vio, whose commercial communications empire and Owl Mail businesses under his control were the very bases for the propaganda camp.

Pablo was quite disappointed, as he was assigned to compile history and didn't have much energy to participate in the work of maintaining stability.

Revising and compiling historical records, especially since the historical knowledge of Hogwarts is generally average, makes it extremely difficult for him to find help. He has already pulled in young wizards to make up the numbers, such as Hermione, who is only a second-year student but is already thinking about whether to borrow the Time Conversion Device because she feels that there is not enough time.

"How did Helbo manage to survive until now?" After the work was assigned, someone finally raised this question.

Because of Ryan's presence, Nicolas Flamel's name is most familiar to the members of the Adventurers' Club—because whenever alchemy is mentioned or a subject requiring alchemy is discussed, Ryan will refer to this teacher.

Therefore, refining the elixir of immortality using the Philosopher's Stone might be beyond the scope of other students' knowledge.

But for the members of the Adventurers' Club, even though they had never seen a magician or the elixir of immortality in person, they seemed to have become accustomed to it through constant exposure.

Someone mentioned the Philosopher's Stone.

Everyone else thought so too.

"Don't tell anyone about Helpo. Just say he's an unknown wizard who controls magical creatures." After they finished discussing, Ryan added the patch. There was no need to hide Helpo's existence from those around them, lest they encounter him and not know who he is.

But for unrelated people, there's no need to explain so clearly.

He continued, "Helper's forte is a different system of magic than the wands we use to cast spells today. He acquires various abilities from magical creatures through bloodline transplantation, granting him powers beyond what wizards can imagine. For example, the Animagus, as we know them, can give wizards animal abilities, and for example—"

Ryan suddenly stopped, Slughorn's assertion coming to mind: werewolves are not a natural product, but rather artificially created.

The origins of werewolves are impossible to trace, for they are from a very, very distant past. In that distant time, those who could create such creatures must have been wizards of the bloodline transplantation school; only they would possess such a profound understanding of bloodlines and magical beings.

Only later, as more and more spellcasters replaced bloodline transplantation practitioners, and after Slytherin, bloodline transplantation became a completely minor practice.

Therefore, the existence of werewolves is magic, but it has some drawbacks, and the potion that can overcome these drawbacks is...

In particular, its effects have earned the approval of both Potions Masters, Snape and Slughorn! Both Potions Masters believe that this...

The creation of the potion formula required an enormous amount of computation, far exceeding the wizards' imagination.

What if we obtain it from the source, instead of calculating it from each individual medicinal herb?

Is it because the creator of this potion obtained the entire process of creating werewolves from the person who created them?

But even if his guess is true, how did this formula end up in his intelligence?

Ryan was unable to find a solution.

After regaining his composure, he continued, "Animagus, this is an extremely difficult form of transformation magic. Only a handful of people have been able to master it in this century."

Someone below said, "The records show that only seven people were able to complete this cultivation."

"It's too difficult!"

Amid the discussion, Harry smiled without saying a word; he knew there were three other unregistered Animagus.

His godfather once said that the practice of Animagus is complicated but not dangerous. Precisely because it is complicated and not very useful, there are few Animagus.

It can be said that there are many people who are capable of successfully cultivating, but among these people, there are not many who are willing to waste their time.

As the party drew to a close, members of the Adventurers' Club suddenly found their communicators ringing.

After picking up the communicator, everyone simultaneously opened the same message.

Everyone was stunned, including Ryan.

This message was sent through the communication department group of the Tower of Fantasy, and it can be said to be a declaration of war that has drawn back the curtain.

The message was simple.

[Waagadu has been invaded and fallen. The school principal escaped with his life, while professors and students are being held captive. The invaders have declared a regime that spans both wizards and Muggles.]

Numerous comments appeared under this message, clearly written by a reporter from the Daily Prophet.

They subtly pointed out the danger of the matter and its impending consequences.

This is also a way of preparing those who receive the message, giving them some mental preparation, because from today onwards, the world will be different.