curse the world at hogwarts

Ron is not the only one who has resentment. After all, no matter in which world he is, there are more children who love to learn than those who are unwilling to learn.

But Rhine's satisfaction in the eyes of parents is "muh-uh--" rising!

On the contrary, the parents of two Muggle students actually wrote a letter to Hogwarts, complaining that Rhine gave their children huge academic pressure.

Among them were the parents of Justin Finch-Fletchley. Rhine finally knew who had inherited the bad talk of making weak claims and playing dirty tricks on the savior, so he gave these two children a super double with a backhand.

cry!

Double the "happiness" and that's it.

Happy education will make your family happy.

The result of this contest, of course, was that the parents gave in - after looking through the phone book, they determined that there was really no channel to complain about education issues in magic schools...

In particular, the children were introduced to the background of Rhine.

Despite the resentment of the little wizards flying through the air, Rhine also returned to the Secret Service Academy and saw his friends whom he had not seen for a while.

As the organizational structure gradually became clearer, the elves became more and more familiar with their work, and the Third Front was able to operate quite freely without Rhine's urging.

No, right after dinner, Mrs. Morticia Adams handed him a report.

Rhine took a closer look and found that the research on the three sisters who explored the cave had already yielded quite valuable preliminary results.

To use a term invented by Morticia, the reason why some of these three people were affected, some were able to fight back, and some were not killed was all related to their "original magic factor proliferation rate."

"Can you speak human language?" Rhine felt his stomach hurt when he looked at the string of unpronounceable letters.

Morticia nodded: "In other words... they are all descendants of wizards... left behind in the Muggle world."

"Impossible!" Rhine was stunned for a moment, then seemed to realize something.

There is a kind of wizard's descendant, although it is not uncommon for him and these generations of young wizards, he can even see it several times a day, and if he is unlucky, he will be invited to the office for tea.

But Argus Filch himself is the rare squib who still remains in the wizarding world.

The vast majority of squibs are basically sent to Muggle society when they are minors, and from then on they gradually become nothing more than Muggles.

According to the most mainstream theory, Muggle-born wizards are most likely the descendants of the "atavistic" Squibs. This has of course never been confirmed.

But Morticia's research results show that these three Muggle women who attracted the attention of the crypt monster and were included in the recorder's transformation experiment do have magic...or magic factors.

From this point alone, we can basically determine their origins.

"Perhaps this was the experimenter's intention?"

Rhine suddenly had a suspicion in his heart.

"Recorder and Kingsman were created for the connection or even fusion between wizards and Muggles, so someone chooses to start with the magic itself?"

Morticia nodded, this guess was reliable.

The creator of that experiment is not necessarily the dark wizard who engages in species fusion, mutation, and rebirth in traditional cognition.

Perhaps the other party just wanted to use the squib genetics scattered among Muggles to create an "artificial wizard" that could stimulate magic, but the experiment went wrong...

This can also explain why the crypt fortress showed no traces of external invasion, but was eventually abandoned there.

"check!"

Lain turned around and gave instructions to Ma Qiang, who was listening.

"Is there any experimental record in this area and how it was handled in the end?"

Previously, they had all fallen into the misunderstanding of the "Dark Wizard Experiment" and could not find anything in the information on Kingsman and the Adams family.

But now that we have found a new direction, what if we can't keep it all together?

Sure enough, although the specific details did not appear, Ma Qiang still found a record left by the Adams family nearly a hundred years ago.

According to the above records, they did promote similar experiments, but they produced "completely different and undesirable" results, and ultimately such experiments were sealed.

"That makes sense."

Gu</span>Rhine clapped his hands and made a conclusion.

"Perhaps the seal was loosened at that time, or perhaps it was broken by something unexpected, and the device became operational again."

In a certain year that cannot be traced, a group of Muggle explorers...or miners...or something else, entered the crypt.

And in their team, there happened to be one or even several Muggles who were descendants of Squibs.

When they came to the depths of the crypt, they were transformed into the original crypt creatures by the device, and then began the cycle of "monster creation" until they were finally discovered by Rhine and completely demolished...

For a moment, everyone present, including wizards and Muggles, fell into a kind of silence.

They always knew that the road they were going to take was winding and difficult.

But this result made everyone shudder, and it was entirely because of "oneself".

Perhaps one of their inadvertent actions would have the same consequences as the recorder's cave, bringing an inexplicable disaster to the humans they were trying to protect.

More importantly, do they turn a blind eye to the discoveries left by their predecessors for the sake of safety, or do they continue to delve deeper at the risk?

"I suggest," Morticia was the first to break the silence, "that you do not conduct any interventional research yet."

Everyone nodded, thinking about this result was unbearable.

"But..." she continued to add, "We can study the problem of squibs from the perspective of the source of magic power."

Regarding Squibs, the magic world actually ignores them quite a bit.

On the one hand, this is due to habitual arrogance, and on the other hand, it is related to the reliance on the "Secrecy Act".

Wizards never intend to open themselves to the world, so it is impossible to actively conduct any research related to Muggle "fusion".

The greatest value of the Squib may be the "transitional group" between Muggles and wizards.

Why did they arise?

Why did their descendants become wizards again?

Or even whether those Muggle wizards are really related to Squibs?

If you ask any question, it will be a blank in the academic world of magic, and if you ask it, you may be invited by the Ministry of Magic to Azkaban, where you will be given food, drinks, and free wet kisses.

"Find a few people who should be fooled!"

Rhine weighed it up and finally agreed with Morticia's idea.

In places like Knockturn Alley, magic tricks are everywhere, and you can get good research objects for a little money.

There are also quite a number of people who were born as Muggles but failed to integrate into the wizarding society. They were lost after their families in the Muggle world gradually disappeared.

As long as we stick to the bottom line of "non-interventional research" and just explore the existing truth without actively changing anything, this goal is not harmful.

As for the future, should we take a step forward in this regard?

Then we have to look at the results obtained by Morticia before we can make further judgments.

However, he really wanted to throw the little Muggle wizard named Finch-Fletchley who had trouble with him before on the test stand!

Amitabha, sin sin.

Soon, after Rhine finished handling other messy things, he saw a few ignorant gangsters being brought back.

"..."

Rhine looked at Mrs. Morticia's faint green light, as if she was performing some kind of psychological dissection on the experimental subject, and suddenly became worried again.

"Send two elves to take turns keeping an eye on her."

Rhine explained to Dobby.

"If she goes out of her way, we have to apologize!"