My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Chapter 437, Section 434: The Black Magic of Abandoning Emotions

Lynn never imagined that these three little gadgets could be so intelligent.

Regardless of whether he chose to narrate or record in writing, he tentatively inquired.

"Can I take you with me? After all, learning magic is a long process, and you can't learn anything in a short time."

Upon hearing his words, the teacup responded excitedly.

"That's a brilliant idea. I've had enough of this place. Is your table big enough? I mean, it would be even better if you put a nice tray under me."

"Hehehe! As long as you're willing to find me a nice new cup to put me in, I'd be happy to go with you," the spoon said.

Hearing its words, the teacup became dissatisfied.

"Are you saying I'm not pretty? You're just an ordinary silver spoon! I haven't even looked down on you!"

"Have some self-awareness, brother. Everyone knows that being with you is like a beautiful flower stuck in cow dung."

"You call me cow dung! Get up! You idiot! You stinking dung! Let's fight! I'll bend your body!"

"Enough! You two shut up!"

The teapot, clearly the leader among them, stopped their argument.

It looked at Lynn with what resembled eyes and spoke sincerely.

"Our former master didn't require us to stay here forever, so we can go with you. After all, you awakened us through the proper process. But when we get there, could you use me to brew a pot of fine black tea? I haven't tasted that flavor in so long, and I really miss that feeling."

Their requirements were actually quite simple, and Lynn naturally wouldn't refuse them.

"I have dozens of varieties of black tea at home for you to choose from, and the same goes for you. You can choose the tray and cups according to your own preferences."

Upon hearing Lynn's words, they cheered and jumped into his pocket, ready to go home with him.

Lynn didn't leave immediately. He looked through the scattered parchment and books in the room and found that they were all written in ancient runes. Although Lynn had taken an ancient rune course at Hogwarts, he only studied it for a year, so he could only understand a little bit of the script.

Lynn picked up a few books from the ground, then closed the lab and left the house with his loot.

Once back home, Lynn placed the three tea sets on the desk in his study and fulfilled all their requests, arranging the black tea, cups, and trays accordingly.

So on that very day, these tea sets “wrote” dozens of magic books for Lynn right in front of him.

It's called writing, but actually it's just Lynn pouring ink into a cup, then preparing some empty notebooks, and then using a spoon to pour ink onto these notebooks. The ink will automatically form letters inside, eventually turning into a magical book containing knowledge.

Ultimately, the dozens of magic books Lynn obtained were the complete results of Professor Fox and his team's research on dark magic in Iceland.

Their research goal was clear: to remove emotional factors from the necessary conditions for casting black magic, so that black magic would no longer affect the wizard's personality when used, and to turn black magic into a powerful but harmless normal magic.

It's a very bold idea. If other wizards knew what Professor Fox and his team were thinking, I estimate that more than 90 percent of wizards worldwide would call them delusional.

Even first-year students who have just entered school and are learning magic know that emotions are one of the necessary conditions for a wizard to cast spells. Only a firm goal and a strong emotional will can make magic more effective and perfect.

If emotions are lacking, and only the prerequisites of magic, incantations, and wand gestures are present, some spells may still be successfully cast, but the effect will definitely be greatly reduced.

As for high-level magic like black magic, which requires extremely high levels of negative emotions, it is even more impossible for it to be unleashed.

Professor Fox and his team's research was actually very close to completion. Through improvements to most forms of black magic, it was possible to use them without any emotional involvement.

The strength of magic is simply judged by the level of magical power, which greatly reduces the high requirements of black magic on the wizard's negative emotions and infinitely raises the upper limit of the power of black magic.

For example, someone like Lynn, when using dark magic, doesn't have enough negative emotions to build up; the powerful effects are entirely due to his exceptional talent and magical power.

If he breaks free from emotional constraints, the destructive power of his dark magic will definitely reach a new level.

But this doesn't mean that such black magic is easy to learn.

Professor Fox and his team modified the spells themselves to achieve the effect of black magic in eliminating emotions, which also greatly raised the learning threshold for these black magic spells.

Wizards with slightly lower levels of magic cannot even use it, and it is very difficult to learn. It requires a lot of ancient runic knowledge, which even Lynn cannot fully accomplish.

His knowledge of runes was far from reaching the level required for these emotionless black magic techniques.

However, you can continue learning if you don't meet the requirements.

Anyway, Lynn had nothing else to do this summer vacation, so he had plenty of time to stay at home and sort out these complicated runes.

Furthermore, when he began to come into contact with these special dark magic spells, he was also able to communicate with Professor Fox, who was traveling around the world and had already returned to Europe.

Professor Fox's return to Europe at this time was not a coincidence, but rather because Lynn had written to him back in school, asking him to come back.

He has something important to discuss with him.

The meeting time has already been arranged, during the second half of the summer vacation, during the Quidditch World Cup to be held in the UK.

Lynn sent him a ticket with the letter. It was something Leon had gotten from the Ministry of Magic. Lynn had seven or eight tickets, which he distributed to others.

Although he himself had little interest in Quidditch, it was, after all, a sport popular throughout the wizarding world, and wizards from all over the world would come to Britain to watch the game.

It's like going out to broaden my horizons.

Umaru was incredibly excited about the World Cup. She had shown great talent in her first-year flying class, and Snape even intended to recruit her into Slytherin's Quidditch team in her second year. So, during this summer vacation, Umaru stayed home and crammed a lot about Quidditch, and naturally became very interested in the highest level of competition in the sport.

(End of this chapter)