Daily News: The Prophet of Hogwarts

Chapter 321 Wizard Tower and Superior Spell

The main functional structure of the Wizard's Tower is its internal magic source, while its main protective structures are the inner and outer walls and magic circuits.

A large number of alchemical matrices were meticulously inscribed on the ground. Considering the physical limits of magic, Ryan used stainless steel to build up the defensive limit.

They were oblivious to what was happening outside their window.

He didn't even care when Penelope told him that the test of the weapon of mass destruction was successful.

He saw a lot of the specific details using a communicator in his spare time.

Most of the stories are about wizards themselves saying that wizards are thriving and that they are the best in the world.

Some of these communication devices have now fallen into the hands of political figures in various countries.

One reason is that the U.S. military sent special operations forces to Africa, but they were all captured without any deaths. They were all taken prisoner by the entire region and the entire committee. This achievement stunned the U.S. soldiers and silenced all countries in the world.

This strengthened the resolve of some Bald Eagles to use weapons of mass destruction. But before they could reach an agreement, they discovered that the Wizarding Academy Alliance, which was opposed to the African Wizarding Group, had held a press conference regarding the test detonation of weapons of mass destruction.

It's not just the bald eagles that have given up thinking.

Because the Law of Secrecy was forcibly lifted, many old and stubborn wizards were unwilling to accept this situation and often sent roaring letters to Hogwarts, threatening the personal safety of the Hogwarts Sphinx.

These old fogies all came from middle-class backgrounds and did not join the ranks of impoverished wizards, but they harbored prejudices against Muggles for many years and had blind confidence in wizards.

Most of these old fogies were terrified by the explosive power of the weapon of mass destruction, and they began to treat the power of Muggles as equals.

Of course, there are also a few die-hards who, based on the view that wizards can create powerful weapons, use this to argue that the power of Muggles is insignificant.

These die-hards are not worth communicating with at all; they will only believe from the bottom of their hearts that what they believe is a certain degree of firm conviction.

Therefore, on communication forums, it is common to see these few die-hards stirring up conflict and provoking topics online.

Perhaps many ordinary people will join the flame war in the future. But nowadays, most ordinary people who finally have a communicator rely on Julia and Nava's smuggling team, so it can only be distributed to the political figures of a few major countries.

These important figures certainly wouldn't personally get involved in a verbal battle with a die-hard wizard whose background is somewhat unclear; that would be too undignified.

There is ongoing debate within the Pentagon.

One side believes that the wizards' learning of their nuclear weapons technology is a sign of weakness, indicating that the wizards' power is not much stronger than theirs.

The other side agreed with the other's point of view but raised a question. This side believed that, in any case, having a powerful weapon already made them a force to be reckoned with. In addition, with highly mobile and extremely powerful wizards, even if the level difference between the two sides was not large, their actual combat capabilities were still vastly different.

This side gave a very simple example: If a wizard who can disappear and reappear at any time comes to a big city carrying a powerful weapon, how would this situation be resolved?

"They would never do that! It's a violation of humanitarian principles!"

Someone shouted sternly.

The others looked at him like he was an idiot. "Aren't you thinking about how to capture a few wizards from the wizarding world to experiment on?"

"How can that be the same?" the person claiming the wizards violated humanitarian principles argued forcefully. "I only arrested a few low-level wizards, but by doing so, they're making trouble for us big shots!"

"Fool!" The old man with four stars on his shoulder couldn't stand it any longer and roared, "Don't you know there aren't many wizards? There are only a few thousand wizards in a single region! And those you've captured are all related to you. Just look at yourself, how many people can you even claim to be your relatives!"

The Pentagon's discussions are just a microcosm.

Nowadays, all countries, regardless of size, are buzzing with discussion among those who have received the news.

They only had three points of discussion: first, the battles above the pyramids and the subsequent fighting in Africa; second, the convenience of the communication devices and various advanced technologies that only existed in theory; and third, the successful explosion of the weapon of mass destruction.

The deeper the discussion went, the more unfathomable the wizards seemed, and the stronger their belief in uniting to demonstrate the power of non-magical beings became—several major powers had already secretly held a small meeting, the main topic of which was how to defeat the terrifying wizards who reigned supreme in the magical world of Africa.

The Charms professor's office at Hogwarts.

Flitwick had thick dark circles under his eyes, and his eyes were bloodshot. Beside him was a golden hourglass, which was also a time converter.

After learning about the situation, he also realized that there wasn't enough time, so he chose to use a time converter to speed up his research.

For talented people, the saying "hard work pays off" is absolutely true; every long night spent through the night is a blessing for the future.

"What should we name it?"

"Since the spell you, Professor, the Principal, and Mr. Gale created combines the results of most existing spells, let's call it the Super Power Spell."

Ryan picked up a long string of spells with a complex and tedious casting process.

After careful calculation, he let out a regretful sigh.

"What's wrong? Can't you use it?" Flitwick's wrinkled face looked terrible; he was just exhausted.

"It's not that it can't be used, it's that the power level of the wizard tower I built is insufficient, and a single wizard tower cannot support this attack."

Multiple wizard towers need to be built.

"I came to see the headmaster today hoping to obtain his authorization to incorporate the Magic Castle into the Wizarding Tower's magic network system, so that the Academy Alliance can truly become the pinnacle of the wizarding world."

"Then I'll leave the rest to you. I need to rest." Flitwick yawned deeply. He hadn't slept in a long time and was only keeping himself awake thanks to the magic potion he got from Ryan.

"Okay, leave it to me."

The Headmaster's Office at Hogwarts Castle.

Dumbledore and Gale both looked exhausted. This period wasn't just a time of meetings among the high-ranking officials of the ordinary human world. The wizarding world was also in a frenzy, with one meeting after another. First, it was the headmasters of the Wizarding League, then it expanded to the Ministry of Magic and the Magical Congress, and so on. Anyone with some power in the wizarding world was frantically trying to understand the situation.

Dumbledore's schedule was already relatively relaxed, and he also had Minerva McGonagall to help them with the meetings.

But things developed too quickly, exceeding everyone's expectations.

So in just five days, he attended more than a dozen meetings, each lasting several hours.