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Chapter 322 The Magic Network and the Turmoil

Chapter 322 The Magic Network and the Turmoil

"I fully support your idea of ​​building the magic network with magic schools as important nodes. If the four giants or the founders of other schools knew this, they would be very pleased, after all, any wizard who founded a magic school had the idea of ​​popularizing magic and making people's lives better."

Dumbledore and Gale exchanged a glance and took out a stack of densely drawn drafts from a cabinet.

He handed the paper to Ryan and said, "It's not enough to simply match magic power with a special wand to create a complete magic network. The three of us designed it based on some of your ideas, and most of the alchemical runes are original creations. You can try it out and see if you can use them."

Ryan was overjoyed. He had inexplicably reduced ten years of hard work. It has to be said that the big shots had the ability and means to easily build the alchemical network framework together.

This is like how, after computers were invented, a few celestial beings built a domain name website and designed a completely new, self-created coding program in less than a month.

Without stopping, he took the draft to the depths of the Forbidden Forest, brought along the outer shell and inner liner of the completed large-scale simulated storage device, and Apparated to Diagon Alley.

He wanted to modify the Fantasy Tower, starting with the Fantasy Tower itself to verify whether the Magic Network could be used.

Transforming the Tower of Fantasy was not difficult. He gave the employees working in the Tower of Fantasy a day off and spent a day transforming the tower into the first true wizard tower.

The rest was much simpler. By manipulating the magic within the wizard tower, the magic wands of the mages were branded, and then the mages were allowed to freely test their spellcasting abilities within the Diagon Alley area.

The magic network spellcasting technique developed by Dumbledore, Gale, and Nicolas Flamel is essentially an alchemical rune formed by combining the resonant frequency of magic with the casting gesture. It is extremely difficult to execute, and Ryan believes that he cannot create it at his current level, but he can understand it and use it, which is enough.

The results of the experiment could not possibly be kept secret in Diagon Alley, where there is a large flow of people.

Ryan had no intention of keeping the result a secret. His original intention was to publicize it so that wizards would know the news in advance and then, under the guidance of mainstream media, imagine and accept the future world.

What the future world will be like depends entirely on each person's imagination.

After receiving feedback from employees confirming the experiment's success, the only thing Ryan was certain of was that the future world would be one where everyone could use magic.

"Isn't that great?" With his interim goal achieved, he ascended to the top floor of the Fantasy Tower. This was his office, but it had never been used once since its construction.

He leaned against the railing, gazing into the distance, his magical gaze piercing through the enchanted protection of Diagon Alley. Beyond the magic lay the bustling world of ordinary people: department stores, car showrooms, electronics companies, and other retail establishments he couldn't quite make out.

Diagon Alley is located in London, and if it weren't for the magic, ordinary people would see it. They are only a hundred meters or so away from the magic.

Now that the wizard tower is operational, the people in the surrounding area can obtain a specially made wand and learn...

Knowing how to use spell gestures allows one to channel magical power.

Of course, now is not the time.

After a brief respite during dinner, Ryan immediately set off to other wizarding settlements in the British Isles to build wizard towers of a size that matched the area. For example, Nidmorg Village had a very large wizard tower, while the wizard towers in the settlements near the Ministry of Magic were not as large.

While he was busy, news about the Wizard Tower gradually spread on the communication forum.

Some objected, arguing that wizards' right to cast spells needed to be protected, just as goblins cannot wield wands, Muggles should not be allowed to cast spells! Turning Squibs into Draco wizards was already unforgivable, let alone granting Muggles magical powers!

This group of people believes that Ryan must atone for his actions and must immediately destroy all materials, blueprints, and achievements related to the Wizard Tower.

Most of these people are old-school wizards, including those who had previously wavered but have now become more determined.

Some people are dreaming about the future. These are mostly young people. They are curious, they are full of hope for the future, and they have the courage to change the world.

Unlike the old-fashioned people who have already submitted to the power of time and believe that everything that appears after the age of fifty is incomprehensible and unacceptable, and that these strange and unusual things will bring great harm to the world.

And then there are the big shots in the ordinary world who get their hands on communicators. As figures who have risen to the top of the government, each of them has an extremely keen sense of smell and can perceive how huge an impact a new thing will have on the world.

Sometimes they are unable to adjust policies quickly simply because of the inertia of their powerful influence, not because they cannot see the problem—the trauma caused by rapid adjustments far outweighs the benefits of emerging things, so there will naturally be a slow transition process.

However, when a new thing has a significant enough impact on the world, they can adjust and adapt to it as quickly as possible.

"There are truly talented wizards among us. We must not be their enemies, but rather befriend them." Someone, who had discerned the boundless ambition within them, adjusted his black-rimmed glasses and spoke with an unquestionable tone.

However, some people could see through the wizards' thoughts and believed that their ideas threatened their status as the world's police and the beacon of humanity.

"War must begin!"

"We must let those freaks with sticks know that we are the masters of this world!"

"God bless the bald eagle!"

"What belongs to wizards belongs to wizards, and what belongs to humans belongs to humans!"

"The world's order doesn't need to be reshaped by wizards and other monsters; it should be firmly in our own hands!"

The Bald Eagles have been roaming the world for many years and have never encountered such a challenge. As for the previous failure of sending special forces, that was nothing, just a minor tactical failure.

Faced with the increasingly powerful wizards, they unanimously agreed to launch a massive attack and decide the fate of the world in one battle! They wanted to demonstrate their prowess and strength in the African region, showing the wizards of the Academy Alliance that the bald eagle is the beacon of the world, and that even wizards cannot shake its position!

"war!"

"We need war!"

Countless well-dressed bald eagles are clamoring, ultimately because they have all realized the terrifying impact that wizards can have on the economic environment.

How can this be allowed? How can this be permitted?

The wizards are making all the money, so what are they making money from?

If humanity's beacon of hope is gone, who will still be willing to pay for nostalgia?!

Especially now, with a traitor among them, the prestigious Morgan family has begun acting as a mouthpiece for the wizards, waving their banners and charging into battle. Is this reasonable?!

Those well-dressed gentlemen, ladies, and wives were filled with regret—the Morgan family had knelt down too quickly, leaving the collaborators no chance to even slide down their knees.

Then the only way to gain benefits is through war.

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