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Turning over the "Daily Prophet," Harry continued reading.

The first news item he saw caught his attention.

“Gringotts Break-in: Latest Report:

The investigation into the Gringotts break-in on July 31st is still ongoing. It is widely believed to be the work of an unknown dark wizard.

The goblins at Gringotts reiterated today that nothing was stolen. The underground vault that was searched by the intruder had in fact been emptied earlier that day.

A Gringotts goblin spokesperson stated this afternoon: We cannot disclose what was stored in the vault, and we ask that you do not interfere in this matter.”

Harry remembered Ron mentioning on the train that someone had tried to rob Gringotts, but Ron didn't say the specific date.

Now it seemed that the date of the Gringotts robbery was the same day he and Hagrid went there.

He remembered that Hagrid took out a special package that day, containing a powerful alchemical creation.

He tried to ask Hagrid about the package, but Hagrid refused.

Could that alchemical creation be the item the thief was trying to steal?

Harry decided to test the waters: "Hagrid, we were also in Diagon Alley on the day of the Gringotts break-in."

Hagrid didn't dare to look Harry in the eye and pretended not to hear the sentence.

It was indeed difficult for the half-giant to hide things. Apart from the oblivious Ron, even Hermione could tell that something was wrong with Hagrid.

Based on Hagrid's reaction, that alchemical creation was most likely what the thief was looking for.

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Ron returned to the Gryffindor common room, probably to play chess with Neville and the others, while Harry and Hermione went to the library as usual.

Harry had recently been studying the fifth-year content. Charms, Herbology, Transfiguration, and other subjects combined were difficult for him to master completely in a short time.

As he read more of the textbooks, Harry discovered that many pieces of knowledge were not recorded in them, such as Legilimency, the three Unforgivable Curses, any kind of ancient magic, and strategically significant potion recipes.

He guessed that this knowledge was locked away like the restricted section of the Kamar-Taj library because it was too dangerous.

Coincidentally, Hogwarts also had a restricted section in the library, where many dangerous pieces of knowledge were located.

If he wanted to obtain more valuable knowledge from the wizarding world, he had to go to the restricted section.

However, ordinary students were not allowed to enter the restricted section and needed special permission, such as approval from a teacher.

Harry now had two options. The first was to use a Disillusionment Charm combined with an Invisibility Cloak to read in secret. This method could be implemented now, but it was easy to be discovered.

He needed to browse the restricted section for a long time and couldn't always sneak around, so this method was not very feasible.

The second way was to ask a professor to approve his entry into the restricted section. Harry preferred this method.

He was very confident that he could get approval from a professor. He had heard that Professor McGonagall loved Quidditch. If he showed outstanding Quidditch talent, he might win her favor.

In addition to his accomplishments in Transfiguration, he should be able to obtain the permission of that elegant lady.

Even if he couldn't get approval from Professor McGonagall, Harry could still get approval from Snape or Flitwick.

Especially Professor Snape. Because of his mother, that cold-hearted bat was the easiest to deal with.

After making a decision, Harry temporarily put the restricted section aside and would take action next week during class to try to get approval from Professor McGonagall.

Next, he focused his attention on Hedwig.

At this time, Hedwig was still calculating the magical equations about electromagnetism every moment. This was the easiest force to master among the four fundamental forces.

Based on electromagnetism, he would definitely be able to create many powerful spells. Harry already had some preliminary ideas.

The most basic manifestation of electromagnetism was undoubtedly the creation of a magnetic field.

Relying on the magnetic field, he could control steel, but this was the simplest method, which would waste a lot of energy and was not as good as using telekinesis directly.

He decided to rely on the Lorentz force acceleration principle to instantly construct a powerful magnetic field and create a large number of directionally moving charges.

As long as a metal projectile appeared in the magnetic field, it would be ejected by the powerful electromagnetic force.

The stronger the magnetic field, the faster the projectile's flight speed. According to Hedwig's calculations, if he could successfully construct the magnetic field, the initial speed of the ejected projectile could easily reach several times the speed of sound!

Harry called this move a Railgun!

However, in addition to the magnetic field, there was one more thing to consider in order to completely complete the Railgun.

Ordinary metals would quickly melt due to friction with the air at extreme speeds, and the melted metal would undoubtedly not be able to cause the intended damage.

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However, this was easy to solve. Metal projectiles inscribed with Uru alloy or Vibranium projectiles could easily overcome this problem.

Even different projectiles could exert different effects.

Harry ordered Hedwig to bring up a large number of magic books on his retina, picked up a piece of draft paper, and began to draw the magic circle he envisioned.

As long as the Railgun was completed, his attack power would be greatly improved.

If he spared no magic and built the magnetic field with all his might, he could even destroy a starship with one blow!

Just as Harry was fully engrossed in his research, a soft body pressed against him. Hermione looked at the magic circle on the draft paper and asked curiously, "Harry, what is this?"

Harry's eyes flickered, and thinking of his future arrangements for Hermione, a warm smile like the spring sun appeared on his face:

"Come, come, Hermione, I'll teach you. This is an ancient magic circle, another system that is different from contemporary magic."

Raise a loli from a young age and let her work to pay off debts when she grows up!

Sure enough, the Supreme Mage who is a bitter worker every day is already out!

Soon, the first weekend at Hogwarts passed without incident.

Harry spent these two days in the library, researching new magic and teaching Hermione the magic system of Kamar-Taj.

Hermione learned very seriously and made rapid progress. She had already mastered more than a hundred runes.

And in these two days, Harry also successfully created a preliminary magic circle structure that could convert magic into electromagnetic force, based on the Bosart's Thunder array structure.

That night, Harry watched Ron and the others quarrel like an old father. Dean and Ron were arguing about which sport was the most popular.

Obviously, there was a cognitive difference between Dean, who was Muggle-born, and Ron, who came from a pure-blood wizarding family. Dean believed that the most popular sport was football, while Ron believed it was Quidditch.

In the end, neither of them could convince the other, so they went to Harry, whom they both trusted, to judge the winner.

Harry yawned and didn't answer their questions. He thought it was quite interesting to watch two children quarrel, so he had the idea of teasing them and let them continue to quarrel.

He glanced at the sky outside the window, jumped out of bed, and walked out of the dormitory, turning his head and telling them, "I'm going out for a while. You don't have to worry."

It's time to arrange a loan package for Mr. Filch!