curse the world at hogwarts

Rhine once had this view——

There are Dumbledores and Grindelwalds with nuclear weapons in the wizarding world, but they cannot be copied.

This is the reason why from the perspective of total war, comparing the magical world with the Muggle world, it is actually the former who really need to despair.

From a Muggle perspective, as long as the requirements for combat objectives are lowered, most wizards can actually achieve two points.

One is magic resistance, and the other is magic breaking.

In layman's terms, Muggles without magic can use shields and cast spells at the same time.

"It's not difficult to defend."

Flamel was already in research mode.

"As long as there is a constant magic effect, your request can be easily achieved."

"But the attack is not easy. Even the wizards have not been able to completely solve this problem."

In the magic world, most of the commonly used spells can be defended by an armor spell. If that is not enough, a protective spell can be added.

Therefore, facing the two defensive spells that look like turtle shells, the wizard's subjective initiative is the most important thing in the battle.

How to consume the defense, or how to break the defense, all need to be determined by the various spells and skills accumulated by the wizard.

But firearms are rigid.

Unless the constant above them is the Avatar, every bullet defies any defense.

Let alone applying the Unforgivable Curse to Muggle items, the two of them would be imprisoned for hundreds of years...

Do you really think that Avada is so shameless that you can mass-produce it casually?

Furthermore, Flamel's character determines it. Even if he were killed, he would not engage in such research that lacked virtue.

Therefore, the research idea quickly shifted from constant magic for firearms to constant magic for ammunition.

Since there are stun spells and disarming spells, can there also be stun bombs and disarming bombs?

Compared with Avada, the relatively low-level and easy-to-use magic and constant technical requirements are simply the difference between 98K and Big Ivan!

Users can meet basic combat needs by replacing ammunition, or simply bringing a few more firearms.

If paired with the combat qualities of the Knights of the Round Table, it would not be a dream to defeat most wizards on the market.

For this view, Rhine wholeheartedly agrees.

He doesn't intend to destroy the magical world. The upper limit of the target for this kind of research is the more powerful Death Eaters, and it's not Laofu himself.

Being able to compete with the Death Eaters, and even rely on their numerical superiority to kill him with a volley of guns, was already meeting his initial idea.

However, this is easier said than done and full of ups and downs.

First of all, there is the issue of corresponding firearm modifications.

With the blessing of magic power, ammunition is no longer something that ordinary firearms can withstand.

Just like the potions books that had flowed into the Muggle world in the past, because there was no corresponding magic operation when brewing, they finally became a complete poison production encyclopedia, causing many idle and indifferent dignitaries to take poison and "commit suicide" in the Muggle world. , even the author Snape has been investigated...

The first difficulty that Lemay has to overcome is the principle of the firearm itself, as well as selecting or even modifying a suitable firearm.

Only then can we talk about the possibility of distinguishing different firearms.

This is not the most difficult thing, because beyond the process of how to attach and withstand magic power, a bigger difficulty lies in front of the two of them——

Where does this magic power come from?

Isn't the difference between Muggles and wizards that they don't have magic power?

We can't rely on manpower to enchant each fired bullet individually and produce them one by one, right?

The cost of a small-scale infiltration in Ace Agent would probably require Rhine to squat in the room for several months!

"I would like to ask," Rhine frowned and asked, "Although I have never heard of it in school, does magic core exist in the magic world? Magic crystal? Or something similar?"

In the fantasy stories he had read in his previous life, energy and power were basically supplied by pulling stones from the heads of mythical beasts, monsters and even enemies.

Flamel had never read this kind of story, but the way he rolled his eyes as he climbed up to the top of the Eiffel Tower showed that——

Stories are just stories.

Energy in the real world has its own unique form, extraction and use methods!

If there were to be a universal energy source that could be pulled out simply by losing one's conscience, wouldn't this earth be a world war every day?

"Then I'm surprised!" Rhine also wondered, "How can a train as big as the Hogwarts Express maintain all the magic on it?"

Is it possible that just like the bullets I just complained about, one hundred and eighty wizards are organized before each train starts, puffing their cheeks and blowing magic into the train's engine?

Is this reasonable?

"That's because you don't understand!" Flamel laughed loudly, "But it's not your fault, most wizards in this world don't understand."

He dropped the gun in his hand, turned around and rummaged through a pile of old books for a long time, then took out a crumpled pamphlet and threw it to Rhine.

Rhine opened it and saw that it actually contained a comprehensive analysis of the Hogwarts Express, as well as records of magic in the corresponding parts...

"It's speculation."

Flamel suppressed Rhine's thoughts and explained.

"The British Ministry of Magic has never disclosed the specific magic configuration on the express to the outside world. After all, it must be kept secret. This is also considered a core technology."

"But according to my guess, in order to modify this train, the Ministry of Magic and the Wizengamot modified and created at least more than thirty spells!"

Rhine couldn't help but be speechless and shocked.

"so much?"

"of course?"

Old Flamel could no longer hide his pride in teaching the monster, and he proudly educated Rhine.

"Magic is something very difficult to adapt. If you pronounce a letter incorrectly or wave the wand a little crookedly, it may bring about completely different results."

"This means that even if there is corresponding magic originally, it may not all be able to be applied to express trains as they are. They must be transformed according to needs... or even researched and developed."

What Flamel means by this is that not only the magic attached to the bullet needs to be modified according to the situation, but also the specific magic of complex-structured firearms needs to be modified or even created.

"You think it's easy to modify Muggle items?"

Flamel was speechless about the young people Rhine represented.

"Any seemingly simple magic item contains far more knowledge than you imagine!"

"Learn a little!"

Apart from nodding to express that he is indeed a waste and belongs to several generations of beats, what else can Rhine do?

No wonder that to this day, most things in the magical world are still stuck in the medieval period, and ordinary households do not even have slightly industrialized items.

Once magic transformation is involved, the cost is no longer affordable for everyone.

This also provides another important reason why the magical world seems to have stopped in the Middle Ages, in addition to the conservative thinking.

Who wants to spend money on modifying unnecessary Muggle products when there are convenient magics?

At this moment, a flash of light suddenly flashed in Rhine's mind, and a red-haired figure that most people in the magic world didn't care much about appeared.

As a wizard known for being "poor", how did Mr. Weasley save that flying car?

How many magical improvements did he spend on it that outsiders didn't even know about?

As a friend of the Weasley family for two generations, Rhine had never doubted Mr. Weasley's level of magic, and even believed that he was definitely in the upper middle class of the wizarding community.

But look now...

The boss is actually by my side?