MM Racing Chapter 60 We Carry On the Past and Forge Ahead
Chapter 60 We Carry On the Past and Forge Ahead
Chapter 60 We Carry On the Past and Forge Ahead
"I only found three spells in the ruins. Unfortunately, I don't have many more spells for him to learn," Ryan said.
Harry looked a little disappointed, but nodded nonetheless: "Some of them are good enough for Neville's spells."
Ryan chuckled, "Harry, this is the Adventurers' Club. And we are adventurers in the magical realm. As adventurers, I believe there is nothing more worthwhile for us to strive for than exploring the unknown and recreating history."
"If Neville and Hannah really have the talent, I will invite them to join us."
"I hope that we can work together to bring this school of magic back to the magical world."
"If our predecessors could pave the way, why can't we?"
Ryan's words sounded unremarkable, and he didn't even use an inspiring or inflammatory tone.
But everyone present felt themselves trembling, trembling with excitement.
us?
To recreate a magical school that once existed, but now only exists in fragments!
This is an indescribable feat.
This is equivalent to creating a completely new school of thought from scratch, and all of you here are the founders of this school.
If each of them can achieve this, their descendants will be proud of their deeds and can use them as a topic of conversation for a lifetime.
Before this, none of them had ever imagined that they could be involved in such a cause.
No one dared to think about it.
Since the implementation of the secrecy law, no entirely new schools of magic have emerged in hundreds of years; everyone has been building upon the work of their predecessors.
"I think this must be worth a Merlin medal for everyone," someone joked, trying to mask their excitement.
"Great Prefect Percy, as the Prefect of Granfendo, I think it's your responsibility to be concerned about the magical progress of the younger students," George said to Percy.
"Especially Mr. Neville Longbottom, I think he's the one who needs the prefect's help the most," Fred said. "What does Prefect Percy think?"
I study hard and strive for advancement, hoping to achieve a high position in the Ministry of Magic and the wizarding world, all so that people can respect the Weasley family. Now, a great opportunity has presented itself to bring prestige to the family. Percy's heart is pounding with excitement.
However, he remained reserved: "Of course, it is the prefect's duty to help every lower-grade student."
"Yes, yes, yes," the Weasley twins said in unison.
Cedric also said, "Our two seniors are busy with seventh-grade exams and may not be able to find the time. As for Hufflepuff, I will increase my care and attention for Hannah."
"I hope he and Neville can join us soon."
Everyone was eager to try, wishing that Navi and Hannah could master the power spells and join the Adventurers' Club the very next day.
Then together, everyone revived a magical school that had vanished into the depths of time.
Ideally, they would be awarded the Order of Merlin on the third day and featured in the Daily Prophet, receiving lavish praise.
"Since joining the Adventurers' Club, you've always managed to surprise me," Penelope said. She had sensed some of Ryan's ideas before, but she never expected them to be so radical and daring.
"We are adventurers, a generation destined to carry on the legacy of this era and this magical world. We have drawn the past from the depths of time, and what we will do next is to usher in the future," Ryan said to Penelope, and to everyone present.
He used magic projection to outline some intricate mechanical structures, starting with the individual components of a regular cell phone and gradually piecing them together into a complete mobile phone.
Finally, it was shown that two people separated by vast distances could communicate by phone.
"Some of us come from ordinary backgrounds, and they understand these kinds of products for ordinary people; they know how convenient they are," he said.
Several wizards who grew up in ordinary families spoke up.
"I find it quite mysterious that the wizarding world uses owls to deliver messages; it sounds just like the wizards in the stories."
"But compared to the convenience of Muggle telephone communication, owls are probably a bit slow."
At the time, some senior wizards and wizards from wizarding families expressed their opposition.
They believed that wizards could apparite, allowing them to quickly travel to another location and communicate face-to-face, even using fireplaces for conversation. It was equally convenient and fast.
The two groups of wizards argued fiercely, and after a heated debate, they concluded that a family fireplace was equivalent to a home telephone, allowing communication with the wizarding family who had the fireplace on, but it was not convenient enough.
After all, no wizard would carry a fireplace with him when he goes out.
The magical world is not yet able to accept such advanced ideas, nor can it accept wizards with such ideas.
Even St. Mungo's wouldn't have such a patient.
Many people realized what Ryan was doing, and someone asked, "Ryan, are you trying to develop a communication device similar to a Muggle phone?"
Ryan shook his head: "It's us. We're developing a portable communication device that will allow people to communicate face-to-face even when they're separated by vast distances."
He listed a series of spells and corresponding alchemical instruments in the air, projecting their main functions and processes.
The first column contains the Transfiguration Charm and the Fireplace Opening Charm.
Secondly, there are projection spells, etc.
It also includes options to adjust the volume, allowing for both loud and silent operation.
Finally, there is the long-term solidification ritual performed by alchemy.
Faced with such a complex arrangement of spells, everyone fell silent; they had never encountered such a combination of spells before.
Admittedly, some of them could have imagined that the invention would also be an achievement that would shake the magical world.
It will replace the owl and profoundly change the way the entire magical world communicates.
Even media giants like The Daily Prophet will be impacted to some extent.
But no one could have imagined that this undertaking would require such formidable challenges.
Seeing that everyone was starting to back down, Ryan said, "I already have a general idea. As you can see, it's basically about refining the way the Transmutation Charm and the fireplace communicate. We'll assign magical codes to the cores that each of us produces, and by assigning the corresponding codes, we can communicate."
"It's actually a very simple thing, just a bit tedious."
Everyone: Ah, right, right, right.
Ryan: I suddenly understand what the headmaster and professor were thinking that night in the Forbidden Forest.
Ryan was actually very grateful for the mystery of magic, which allowed him to video chat without an internet connection, and even go beyond video chat to virtual projection of people.
His communication device looks similar to a mobile phone from decades later, but in reality, the two are not related at all.
They overcame the technical difficulties entirely by relying on the magical power of "I think".
No matter how difficult this problem is, or how advanced the physics knowledge it requires.
Anyway, I figured I could do it, I figured this spell would work, and I figured this alchemy might solidify its function.
Okay, that problem is solved.
"Now, what are your thoughts?" Ryan asked. "Feel free to speak your mind and include all the features you can think of."
"Let's hold off on speaking freely for now and take a look at your spellcasting strategy." As a Ravenclaw prefect,
Pablo discovered that he had heard of or knew how to use every single spell Lenso displayed, but when they were put together, he was completely baffled.
Everyone agreed with what the normal Ravenclaw said, but strongly disagreed with what the less normal Ravenclaw said about "it's actually a very simple thing".
Ryan felt this wouldn't work; he needed to give them a pep talk to prevent them from backing down and quitting.
He began to refer to famous speeches from ancient times to the present, and to think about inspiring speech content.