Chapter 822 Black Monday 5

( ) "Since we can learn the Nether Scrolls, then what you mentioned before, whether it is to teach the people for free or to increase the authority of our elite wizards of the Harris family, can be put on the agenda for consideration. But for these specific operations, we still need to Think long-term and don't be hasty." After Owen suppressed the joy of being able to learn the Nether Scroll, he reluctantly agreed with Allen's approach, but he still believed that it should be implemented with caution.

"This knowledge of ours is not suitable to be made public intact. The knowledge we provide, but the author marked above may be a well-known dark wizard, which may bring bad consequences to the reputation of our Harris family. Influence. And ancient magic is not like modern times that have been integrated and optimized by generations of wizards. A lot of knowledge requires you to have enough talent and knowledge to adjust it, and those copied through the Hogwarts Ravenclaw Common Room Library The books that the students put in by themselves are uneven, and some of them contain magical knowledge and theories that have been proven wrong by time. Without sufficient foundation, it is impossible to distinguish and filter." Seeing his father's agreement, Allen was already sitting on the sofa. , leaning on the armrest of the sofa and gesticulating with the other hand, "Then if some wizards are not talented enough and experiment indiscriminately, resulting in physical injury, disability or even death, it may cause us trouble, so I will put these The knowledge is used to prepare lessons and write textbooks for students, and they are revised at the same time. After screening out those that are too dangerous and making certain optimizations, they are published."

"Don't write the names of those famous dark wizards! You can write your own name like Miranda Gorshak, the author of "Standard Spells", the Hogwarts textbook that covers all the magic classes. "Irving just finished speaking a little proudly. He noticed the face of his in-law Xenophilius Lovegood, and added with some shame, "And by the way, Xenophilius, because Luna is in Huo this time. Due to the performance of Germod Village, the Ministry of Magic is applying for her to receive the Order of Merlin, Level 2..."

"It's so troublesome to accept the award. I don't want to... Ouch!" Luna just finished saying her rejection when her foot was stepped on by her father - at least this time her wailing sounded more sincere than Bayer's.

"Speaking of Miranda Gorshak, I admire her very much..." Seeing that the scene was a little awkward because of the behavior of the Lovegoods, Hermione coughed and said something about the author of "Standard Spells", and as she She originally planned to do a little popular science based on the description, but she got excited on her own. (Author's note: Don't worry, I'm using the free word count of a thousand words to post some interesting official stories.)

"Miranda Gorshak was born in 1921, the youngest of nine sisters. When Miranda was born, her family was already somewhat poor. She remembers having to wear the robes used by her sisters. It made her feel a little "embarrassed." Miranda Gorshak attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry between about 1932 and 1939. She found the "old-fashioned textbooks" of the time to be full of complex instructions and esoteric concepts that were obscure. Difficult to understand. To make her learning magic even more confusing, her sisters always deliberately gave her the wrong spells when she practiced spells.

As the youngest child in her family, Miranda found it difficult to get her sisters to listen to her. This makes her sometimes choose to use the bat spirit spell she invented to solve the problem - making them silent temporarily to give herself enough time to speak. When asking her sister Diadema to return the clothes that were borrowed without her permission, when asking her sister Romilda not to break into her room at will, and when asking her sister Tomvist to stay quiet and give herself time to complete her homework. She used this spell every time.

After years of self-described “struggling” to finally graduate, Gorshak realized the kind of help she needed as a young woman simply didn’t exist. To this end, she began to make a living by writing school textbooks, and worked hard to make her books theoretically correct and of academic value, while ensuring that their content was easy to understand and not too difficult to understand so that all students could learn. to "basic and not-so-basic" magical knowledge.

Her first book, "The Book of Spells," was a success: not only was it translated into 72 different languages ​​(including the language of goblins and mermaids), but it also became a textbook in many magic schools around the world. Gorshak didn't miss the chance to get back at her sisters for playing pranks on her: she sent them a "special edition" of the Book of Spells - which actually had a few misprints. As a result, through a series of "hilarious mishaps," her sister Romilda grows a tail and their relationship sours. However, Miranda also pointed out that the tail eventually disappeared and they eventually reconciled.

While the inclusion of jinxes in the textbook "Book of Spells" has sparked controversy, Miranda Gorshak points out that the inclusion of moderately offensive spells could help prevent students from resolving disputes by using more dangerous spells. , she later wrote the "Standard Spells" series of textbooks, which became the textbooks used for Charms at Hogwarts. To commemorate Miranda Gorshak's achievements in charmology, she is featured in the Chocolate Frog cartoon. "

Fleur also added cooperatively: "We at Beauxbatons also have her basic teaching materials, but what is strange is that some versions of the Book of Spells are said to be 200 years old, indicating that its publication date should be around the 18th century. But The year of birth of its author, Miranda Gorshak, on the chocolate card is 1921, which is seriously inconsistent with the time when "The Book of Spells" was published."

"Could she have also used a time turner?" Morgan le Fay glared at Owen and refilled his half-drinked tea cup. "It's not appropriate for Luna's name to appear directly on it, but since it is planned When teaching in the temple, Alan, you can write down that you have obtained the inheritance from Rowena Ravenclaw, I think this will also be helpful to Luna's collection of beliefs."

Seeing that Morgan le Fay provided a solution openly, Allen and Luna looked at each other with relief at the same time. They both had an indifferent attitude towards this kind of thing, but even as a savior or goddess, they had to take it into consideration. The meaning of each father.

"In addition to the knowledge that Allen originally planned to teach to the students, I think that other more advanced magical knowledge taught in the Ravenclaw Temple cannot be taught completely and unconditionally for free." Hermione raised her chin slightly and said, "From Judging from my experience in managing training classes, things that are too easy to obtain are often not cherished and taken for granted. Moreover, if you can learn these magics casually, I am afraid that some people will be greedy and only learn the superficial aspects of each magic. That goes against our original intention of wanting them to improve their strength.”

"We can ask these wizards to donate various gold Galleons to the Ravenclaw Temple in exchange." Fleur crossed her arms in front of her chest, and after finishing speaking, she was proud of her quick thinking and glanced at Albert beside her. , Albert patted Fleur's leg gently.

"What should wizards from poor families do? Muggle currency is almost useless in the wizarding world, and those Muggle-born wizards don't have many gold galleons in their pockets..." Daisy put one leg on the other and put her index finger on it. She gently scratched her chin, and habitually said something to Fleur, whom she didn't like very much.

"We can adopt a points system similar to that in the training class, allowing these wizards to accumulate points by participating in activities held by the temple, praying, helping to promote the temple, working for the temple, etc., and then rely on the points to redeem the corresponding level of magic knowledge." He Min sat up straight and stretched out her fingers. Her mind was spinning very fast as she liked to answer questions and solve problems.

"In addition, we can still use the certificate issued by the Ministry of Magic as a restriction. Only if you have learned the knowledge of redeeming it yourself can you redeem the next magic. However, you have to set a time limit because not everyone has enough ability and talent to learn to redeem it by themselves. Something...for example, for one year, if the exchanger really cannot learn it, then he can be exchanged for a new magic ****. En sat forward, but he was still unwilling to give up and let the Ministry of Magic get involved.

"Exchanging knowledge for knowledge is more difficult for pure-blood wizards to change their traditional beliefs and beliefs... I don't believe it myself... but you can exchange higher-level knowledge for things that are privately owned by their families." Luna was somewhat agitated. Indecently lying on the sofa, rubbing the foot that had just been stepped on by his father, "In the eleventh century, a wizard named Arando built a huge library called Candlekeep on the west coast of France. Foreign wizards who want to conduct research in Candlekeep's great library must provide Candlekeep with a book, and the value of the knowledge contained in it will be evaluated by Candlekeep's professionals. If the library is used to store knowledge, it is very valuable. It doesn’t matter if it is repeated content, and the price of the book itself was not cheap at that time. Visitors can decide the number of days they can stay in Candlekeep based on the value of the books they provide, but no visitor can stay in Candlekeep for more than ten days at a time. And you cannot re-enter within one month after leaving. Visitors are not allowed to write in the library, but the monks here can copy copies for you for a fee. Copying a book of ordinary theoretical knowledge costs ten gold galleons, while copying direct magic Curses or accompanying spells, spell formulas, or introductions that include spell rituals, spell protection, mantras, etc., and documents with similar content cost 100 gold Galleons each - knowledge was much more valuable in that era than it is now."

Hermione had a strong impression of the existence of this kind of library, and was also a little confused: "Why doesn't Candlekeep exist now?"

Luna wiped her fingers on Allen's robe: "On Friday, October 13, 1307, Candlekeep, along with its affiliated organizations in the Muggle world, were united by French wizards and the "handsome man" Muggles, who were known for their shrewdness and ability at the time. King Philip IV eradicated them together, and I collected some of those valuable books, many of which have been staying in the secluded area of ​​Beauxbatons School of Witchcraft and Wizardry ever since."

Hearing that her alma mater might be involved in this kind of thing, Fleur pursed her lips in embarrassment and asked another question, "But what if someone exchanges in private? There is no way to supervise this."

Allen pushed Luna's hand away: "Since there is no way to stop it - in fact, there is no need to stop it. Our original intention is not to rely on it to earn any material things. We should instead encourage this kind of exchange of knowledge. The formation of the devil world This kind of atmosphere is a healthy development, but we can use this to promote Ravenclaw's role in spreading knowledge, directly promote Ravenclaw to encourage wizards to spread these magics, inherit ancient magic, promote knowledge sharing, and improve wizards Strength and promote the progress of the magic world."

Afterwards, after sorting out the contents discussed by everyone so that they can be implemented later, Lunn took out a brown paper bag. His voice was a little low and he handed the bag to Allen: "Here are the poppies and cloth you want. Ruto’s personal files.”

The originally exciting atmosphere in the tower suddenly fell silent.

Having just received the parchment, Albert and Hermione couldn't help but move closer to Allen. UU Reading www.uukanshu.net took the two people's information from Allen one by one, and saw The ugly-faced wizard Pluto and the somewhat elegant Poppy were waving excitedly on the information. Hermione's nose was sore, and she turned her head to suppress her tears. She squeezed the brown paper tightly with her fingers, which were originally white. His delicate fingers turned blue as a result, and Albert also fell into silence for a while - as a colleague who had followed him during the Peter Pettigrew incident, Albert's feelings for them were much deeper than those of other colleagues.

Seeing Hermione's expression in his eyes, Owen comforted softly: "The Ministry of Magic has some policies to compensate for this situation. Not only Pope and Pluto, but all patrol Aurors who died because of this will be compensated. , in addition to generous compensation, current policies can help their families live a good life..."

Fleur glanced at her fiancé who was in a depressed mood next to her, turned her head and said to Xenophilius: "Director, maybe we can do a special interview to broadcast the lives of these sacrificed Aurors. They should not be in vain. Sacrifice and heroic deeds should be widely publicized. This is also a good way for ordinary wizards to learn about Aurors."

Xenophilius nodded with bulging eyes: "If the Golden Event is broadcast, the same will happen with "The Quibbler."

Albert unclenched his fist and held his fiancée's hand.