Chapter 217 Professor McGonagall: “Ah!” (Ch 217)

“Because I can’t teach you this. This is your family affair. If you are really dissatisfied with a certain behavior of your family, you should resist it yourself instead of looking for a so-called outsider to help you with advice.” Kaisen said while pointing at himself.

“After all, what’s the saying? Fights in your own family are family affairs. If outsiders come in, the conflict will escalate. By then, your father will have to use Avatar to punish me.”

Frings pursed his lips: “I promise that won’t happen.”

“I’m just giving an example.”

“Okay professor… so I still have to find a job?”

Kaisen looked up at the sky: “You can also let Aisha support you.”

“…Hey! That’s a solution!”

Kaisen’s smile was a little awkward for a moment: “Well… forget it, don’t you plan to find a job or something?”

“If my father really interferes, who would dare to hire me? Or professor, do you need an assistant or something like that?” asked Flynns.

“No shortage, no need, no need…”

“Emm… Professor, do you think there is any future for the fully automated alchemy workshop?”

Kaisen raised his eyebrows: “Fully automatic… In fact, in this regard, the Muggle’s fully automatic technology is several levels stronger than the wizard’s. It is basically not in the same dimension. However, most alchemical materials have magical radiation, which will damage the Muggle’s machinery, so fully automatic is not too simple.”

As he spoke, he used small wooden blocks to assemble a gear in his hand: “Unless you abandon the Muggle electrical information technology and use old things wholeheartedly, such as power transmission…”

…………..

“Professor? Why don’t you continue?” Flynns asked puzzledly.

But Kaisen did not answer immediately. He watched the system that had been dead for a long time reappear in front of him.

[The mechanical power module of the Anxunsi version has been unlocked successfully. 】

“professor?”

Kaisen responded: “Don’t you want to learn automation?”

Frings nodded.

“Then study hard next semester.” Kaisen patted Flynn’s shoulder with a smile on his face. “Anything else?”

Frings shook his head. “Professor, I know geniuses all have a quirk, but your quirk is a bit scary. I don’t dare to tell you anything now. I’m leaving now. Bye!”

Flynns left the office with a thump, as if he had a motor.

Kaisen took the gear in his hand…found a pencil and inserted it into the hole in the middle of the gear, then took a bottle of water and poured it on it…nothing happened.

“……I think it can be used as a waterwheel.”

As soon as he finished speaking, the gears, no, it should be a miniature version of the waterwheel, started to turn.

“Fuck!”

Kaisen now understood what the mechanical power meant. It turned out that he didn’t need to find a university to study physics again during the holidays. He just needed to have enough imagination.

This mechanical power can also fill the gap in the magic world’s lack of large-scale machinery. Those machines that require complex circuits will be interfered with by magic, but this kind of action that purely uses force transmission does not care about those things.

It was also a coincidence that Flynn just said that there was no large-scale automation in the magic world, and then mechanical power came. Moreover, this module can do more than just automation. Thanks to the power of my thinking and the mechanical power being able to adapt well to magic power, magic power can even be used as the energy source for mechanical power. It is not an exaggeration to call it the first industrial revolution in the magic world.

“I’m so awesome!”

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Boom…Boom…..

In the headmaster’s office, Dumbledore happily made himself a cup of milk tea. Before he could let it cool down and drink it, he felt a strange vibration in Hogwarts.

As for the source of the vibration… he could figure out where it came from even with his knees.

He subconsciously tried to Apparate, but failed. Apparently, Kaisen’s office was no longer accessible to Apparate.

“Oh…have pity on my old bones.” Dumbledore could only do the next best thing and Apparated to the door of the office, only to find that many young wizards had already gathered there, as well as professors who were watching the fun.

After he walked into the office, he found that the space-based dragon-slaying cannon that originally served as the office chandelier had been lifted up from the root by a huge mechanical arm. The floor-to-ceiling windows had also been lowered early, forming a huge platform. People stood there looking at the space-based dragon-slaying cannon that was extended from the office to the outside.

“The kid is so quiet… I was wondering why he has been so quiet lately, and sure enough…” Dumbledore looked at the huge mechanical arm made entirely of pistons and gears with some curiosity. He didn’t quite understand how this purely physical structure could support such a large weight.

What puzzled him even more was that such a big thing didn’t look like magic at all, but rather very scientific.

Soon after the experiment of the giant robotic arm was completed, Kaisen controlled the robotic arm to put the space-based dragon-slaying cannon back on the ceiling of his office, and then dismissed the little wizards who came to watch the fun.

“Oh, is this alchemy?” Dumbledore walked to Kaisen’s side and looked at the operating table in front of him which was made up of a huge number of small levers and buttons.

“Albus, don’t you know him?” Professor McGonagall asked curiously. After all, in her eyes, there was nothing that Dumbledore didn’t know, including alchemy.

“Oh…alchemy…I’m not particularly good at it…really.” Dumbledore said with a blushing face.

“Well…that’s right, the elderly always have to give way to the young.” Professor McGonagall nodded.

“So, Kaisen, now I think you can explain it. Is this some new alchemy you’ve studied?”

“I guess so. I don’t know if you have ever been to various mechanized and automated Muggle factories. It’s impossible that Muggles are automated while wizards are still working in handicraft workshops, right? There has to be progress, right?” Kaisen said as he restored the entire office to its original state and explained.

“…….I think you are hiding something from me…” Dumbledore said dimly.

“…………I can also find a way to make Hogwarts stand up.” Kaisen said after a moment of silence.

Dumbledore: “………….”

Other professors: “…………”

Professor McGonagall: “Eh!”