Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

Chapter 250 I Don’t Understand

Now that the Gublai fairy fire is in hand, the next step is to make torches step by step and wait for the arrival of his own sea base to carry out the modification.

At that time, he specifically requested that the power system be made into a steam turbine, considering that it would be more convenient to modify.

At that time, it will only take a slight modification to the combustion chamber of the boiler. In comparison, it will take much more time to modify a fuel engine.

In his previous life, he had watched a movie called "Howl's Moving Castle", and he also planned to make a moving castle of his own.

The one named Hal has an alien fire demon as his energy core, and that fire demon has its own independent consciousness, so there is no problem in running his castle.

Sainz couldn't compete with his opponent, so he had to use his own abilities to try to realize this idea.

He thought that with a pile of Gublai fairy fire as energy, and that it could burn "eternally", the energy density was not necessarily worse than the other party's;

The other is the intelligent program. Once he has fully understood memory extraction, he will directly copy a copy of his own memory and give it to the tattoo. The degree of coordination with the main personality will be several orders of magnitude stronger than the other one.

He was not afraid of the so-called backlash of the "weapon spirit". He knew himself well, and even if the "memories" in the tattoo produced a "personality", it would only cooperate better with himself, and no other situation would occur. Because if he encountered such a situation himself, he would definitely go all out to assist the main personality.

Even if you really encounter such a fucked-up situation, the worst that can happen is to let him go free. Even if he wants to "devour" you, let him go. Left and right are just two sides of your own coin.

He firmly believed that once the other party possessed all of his knowledge and memories, he would definitely choose the same path as he did now.

Because his personality was not formed in the wizarding world, nor in the Muggle world, but in his previous life.

As long as my previous self came to "Harry Potter", even if some of my behavioral trajectories might be different, my ultimate goal would definitely be the same as my current self.

To describe it with a more Taoist concept, his "Dao Heart" had already been formed in his previous life. No matter how many parts his true spirit was divided into, as long as he could come into contact with the magic world, he believed that under the influence of the Dao Heart, the paths chosen by all true spirits would definitely be the same.

Putting aside these unrealistic ideas, Sainz began to concentrate on studying the production of the torch base, and at the same time a lot of Galleons were thrown out.

The magic world may have many drawbacks, but there is one thing that Sainz appreciates very much. When making alchemical props locally, they do not adhere to the "materials only theory", unlike some worlds where excellent things cannot be produced without "precious materials".

What about refined gold, mithril, western black iron, and yin-yang magnetic beads? In some worlds, without these rare materials, no matter how advanced your skills are, you will still be powerless.

It is different locally. Precious materials are not necessary. Having them can certainly add a lot of value, but not having them will not affect the effect.

The Vanishing Cabinet, which is somewhat equivalent to a portal, is actually made of pure wood and can even fall apart if it is dropped, which is unimaginable in some worlds.

Locally, whether an item is magical or not has no necessary connection with the material of the item. What matters here is not the material, but the imagination and magic of a person.

Sai expressed ecstasy about this situation.

Otherwise, if the production of the Guble Fairy Fire torch requires some kind of nearly extinct material, then Saiens would be in a dilemma.

The material itself is not important. What is important is the runes and rune structure engraved on the material. What is more important is to achieve the standard level of magic power and control.

When the first Gublai fairy fire torch was lit in Sainz's hands, the Christmas holiday had quietly arrived.

"It's true that this isn't something that ordinary people can handle. With my current ability, I can't even light the second torch within a day!"

Sainz felt like he had a groggy head after concentrating on casting a spell for five or six hours. This was a spell that was even more complicated than the Fidelius Charm.

He felt that in terms of the requirements for control over magical power, the Gublai Fairy Fire was likely to be stronger than the Fierce Fire, although he did not yet know the Fierce Fire Curse.

From the original trajectory, we can see that the threshold for using Lihuo is actually not too high. As long as you have enough ruthlessness in your heart and master the spell, you can release it. Of course, whether you can control it after releasing it is the next topic.

It's like opening a cage and letting a tiger out. As long as you can reach the keyhole and have the key, you can open the cage. Whether you can control the released beast after opening the cage is another topic.

The Gublai Fairy Fire is different. It requires the wizard to release it only when he can control it, and inherently rejects the possibility of being controlled by wizards with insufficient control.

It's like riding a unicycle. No matter how nice you sound, people who lack self-control cannot ride it, even if they kneel down and kowtow!

The Gublai Fairy Fire is called fairy fire not only because it can burn forever, but also because it looks extraordinary.

Compared with ordinary flames, golden light flashes from time to time in its rising flames.

Sainz measured it and found that its temperature was not particularly high, probably between one thousand and two hundred degrees.

In terms of special effects and temperature, the Gublai fairy fire does not seem to be anything special, but the mere fact that it “burns forever” is worthy of the word “fairy”.

He estimated that activating the fairy fire did consume a lot of his magic power, which was equivalent to using the fire spell at full power for five or six hours without stopping. However, he did not think that his five or six hours of magic output could keep a flame burning forever.

This place is different from other magical worlds. There is no so-called "magic element" or similar things in the air. All magic powers are attached to physical objects, such as wizards, magical animals, magical plants...

The fairy fire can burn forever. There must be a reason why it can burn forever. There must be a reason that Sai doesn't know!

If a wizard used all his strength and spent all his energy to make a torch that burned forever, it could be more or less justified, after all, maybe he was burning his soul!

But Sainz could feel that there was no irreversible loss of the Guble Fairy Fire. It only cost him a few hours of fatigue.

After a night's rest, you will still be full of energy the next day.

This is very shocking. How can it burn forever?

The answer to this question was just some unfounded guesses, without any evidence or logical chain to support it.

"Hey, who can say for sure about the things in the magic world?"

Sainz resigned himself to the question.

"If you don't understand it, then don't worry about it. Just don't delay using it for now. We can talk about it later."