Hogwarts: From Selling White Peppers to Becoming a God

Chapter 332 Soul Weapon Transfer Technique

It's unclear what kind of psychological shift Sophia underwent, but she began to cling to Murphy intensely.

Because of her transformation into a vampire, she became very sleepy during the day, but her sleep quality was very poor. She would wake up every now and then and look for Murphy, who would chat with her until he fell asleep again.

In this situation, Professor Snape, who was preparing potions for the Queen to help her recover, could only swallow his tears and watch the scene unfold. After several such encounters, he was almost full.

Thinking back on his tragic love affair, Headmaster Snape immediately declared that he wanted to return to Hogwarts.

"A school cannot function without a principal for even a day." He said this with conviction.

In fact, I can't stay in this place that abuses dogs for even a day!

After he left, Murphy also left Alkaim after confirming that Sofia was alright.

He could find another time to pursue a romantic relationship, but the "saintly" person was causing him too much trouble. He had to find a way to get rid of her.

……

The Magic Research Institute.

Murphy found Haldane.

"How's the research on that higher level of magic going?" Murphy asked.

He had previously discovered many high-level magical residues on various statues of the Virgin Mary and similar items. Some of those samples were sent to Haldan for magical analysis after being rendered harmless.

"This magic has a very high energy level," Haldane said, "and correspondingly, a very short wavelength and rapid decay. In fact, it doesn't exceed our previous understanding of the laws governing magic. It's just a higher frequency form of magic."

"Is there any way to boost the low-frequency magic to a high frequency?" Murphy asked.

Higher-level magic has a certain suppressive effect on lower-level magic. They have different "priorities" in the magic network. It is difficult to defeat higher-level magic by simply accumulating more lower-level magic.

Therefore, Murphy needs to find a way to generate higher levels of magic.

"It's difficult," Haldan said. "The frequency of ordinary magic is between tens of thousands of hertz and several megahertz, roughly equivalent to the frequency of medium-length electromagnetic waves. Your magic strength is already very high, reaching the G-hertz level."

"But this magic... it's a terahertz frequency. There are even three or four orders of magnitude in between."

"With our current technology, it's simply impossible to stably tune this kind of frequency magic."

Murphy sighed. This was to be expected. If raising one's magic level were so easy, someone would have done it long ago, and there wouldn't be a "ceiling" like what Mrs. Jaga mentioned.

"Is there a way to create this kind of magic?"

"It might be possible to generate some high-frequency magic through interference, but the probability is very low. The magic power is too weak and difficult to separate, so it is hard to play a practical role."

"We wanted to find high-frequency magic sources in nature, but these things seem to be very rare in nature. We did some tests, and in more than two hundred experiments, we only suspected that we received high-frequency magic twice, and the confidence level of the data was not high. Without a source as a reference, we don't know how to generate it."

As for high-frequency magic, Murphy isn't entirely without it.

After Sophia absorbed that drop of true blood, she transformed from a little yellow person into a little purple person in Murphy's magical vision, specifically the ultraviolet kind.

Although its magic level is actually much lower than that of the true blood, and it is still decreasing, it might be enough to deal with the Holy Mother.

But he doesn't yet understand why the Virgin Mary killed Sophia, and the unknown means risk.

He was unwilling to let Sophia leave the protection of the Holy Wall unless absolutely necessary.

Seeing his boss's gloomy face, Haldan thought for a moment and said, "However, once the magic radar is built, there might be some new discoveries."

Although the initial purpose of building the magic radar was to discover "Primal Matter" and produce stable magic energy, if Primal Matter is a high-intensity magic source, it may also mean that it has a higher magic energy level, and might even be a natural high-frequency magic generator.

So, the matter circled back to radar.

The materials for the magic radar are almost ready; the only remaining issue is the computing power required for frequency tuning.

There are three ways to solve the computing power problem. The most ideal is a magical computer. The second best is Lucas's Horcrux transfer technology. The worst is Murphy using a mind network to blow up the brain.

But the magic computer and magic radar are a chicken-and-egg paradox. Lucas's Horcrux transfer technology is also uncertain when it will be successfully verified. Murphy has decided to wait until the radar is completed, and if there is still no better solution, he will directly activate the brain-exploding mode.

……

Time slowly passed until May 1994.

After the fairies' tireless work, enough magical metal to build a giant radar was finally all cast.

At the same time, Lucas also brought Murphy good news: her Horcrux transfer technology was complete.

……

"I've mastered the method of Horcrux transfer." Lucas handed a black notebook to Murphy, who recognized it as the diary where she had once lived.

Then, Lucas simply tore a page out of the notebook.

"Oh?" Murphy was somewhat surprised. "You're no longer in the notebook?"

“Yes.” Lucas took out another notebook. “Now I’m here. I absorbed all the spells in that notebook into the soul fragment, and then transferred them to this notebook.”

"Why is it still a notebook?" Murphy asked, somewhat puzzled.

"Actually, any book will do, like a dictionary, or even a portrait," Lucas said, "because there are enough physical objects that can represent my real-time thought processes. But if it's a single solid object like a gemstone or wood, my thinking ability would be hard to maintain for long."

"So... what about the computer?" Murphy asked.

"Theoretically, it's possible," Lucas said, "but I haven't tried it yet."

Murphy nodded. "Actually, I was just about to ask you for a favor. You know I've run into a problem lately. The magic radar needs to tune the frequencies of numerous wizards that serve as its energy source, but Muggle computers can't operate in high-concentration magic environments, so I lack the computing power to do this tuning. If you could transfer that to a computer, you should be able to complete the calculations with its capabilities."

"Would you like to give it a try?"

Lucas was different from other wizards. Murphy had put a lot of effort into her and always treated her as a "teacher." So even though Murphy knew that Lucas would probably not refuse if he asked her to do it directly, he still asked for her opinion.

Lucas thought for a moment. "Sure, I've always been curious about the ability of Muggle creation, and I'm also curious to see what would happen if the magical power of Horcruxes were applied to computers. I'd like to try it. Which computer should we use, Professor? Andrew gave me one a couple of days ago; he said the specs are pretty good."

Andrew Tucker?

Murphy glanced at Lucas, wondering if the kid was trying to curry favor with her.

Well, it's not impossible... after all, Lucas is indeed a beautiful woman now.

Tsk, Murphy felt inexplicably uneasy, as if his daughter was being targeted.

Looks like that guy's got nothing better to do. Is the Transformation Research Group out of work?

I'll assign him a new project tomorrow... Hmm... I'll let him go to the Soviet Union to participate in the construction of the laboratory.

With a mental sentence of exile for Andrew, Murphy led Lucas to a huge server room. "Of course you can't use a regular computer."

"This supercomputer 'Athena' is your new body."

(End of this chapter)