The Alchemist of Harry Potter

It's really hard to imagine that the other party is just a fifteen-year-old boy!

In less than half a day, Kathleen recognized Albert's wisdom and talent, and was amazed that the opponent won the International Wizarding Chess Championship.

Maybe this is the real genius!

Kathleen sat in the brightly lit sunroom, looking up at the night outside, casually brushing Laila's hair.

Just now, Nicholas came to tell her that tonight, under the witness of the two, he will continue the ancient "contract" with the boy from England.

As for the content of the "contract", Kathleen had already been informed when she became Nicholas' heir.

"What were you doing outside just now?"

Looking at the boy who was carrying the oil lamp and followed Caesar back from the outside, Catherine couldn't help but ask.

The other party seemed to be using something to talk to someone just now.

"Nothing!" Albert casually changed the subject, "I hope you can lend me the textbooks from Ilvermorny Academy of Magic, I want to know what the professors at Ilvermorny Academy of Magic have taught you. "

"That's not a problem." Catherine nodded and indicated that she would ask the house-elf to bring the book over. She couldn't help but cast her gaze away from Albert's pocket. "It was an item made by No-Maj just now. I remember it was called:" Cell phone", that's how grandpa seems to call that thing."

"Oh, you actually know."

Albert did not deny this, because the double-sided mirror was sent back, so he could only use No-Maji's mobile phone to get in touch with the family. This was a preparatory plan he prepared for himself.

However, making international calls is expensive.

"Grandpa Nicholas is very interested in No-Maji technology. He also bought that stuff." Kathleen said quietly: "He also applied magic to many No-Maji items, but the things are not here."

"Although No-Maji can't use magic, some aspects of them are really amazing, and the speed of technological progress is very fast." Albert looked at Kathleen and said calmly, "A lot of things in the magic world give me a little help. It's not a good thing to have the illusion of being stuck in the last century."

"Your grandfather is an amazing person. Many wizards are prejudiced against No-Maji and can't deal with the issues between the two parties."

"Grandpa Nicholas will be very happy to hear your compliment." Catherine corrected with a smile, "However, wizards are not as backward as you think, and magic can do many things that No-Maj can never do. "

"Of course I know that. But you probably don't realize that the magic magnetic field can interfere with No-Maji's electronics, so why can't No-Maji create a counter-magic machine through reverse thinking?" Albert began to talk nonsense, "Before , No-maji may not be able to do it, and it can't be done now, but what about in the future?"

"No-Ma Ji only needs to do a magic detection radar, and he can easily find the wizard who is hiding, and make some machines that can cause the wizard's magic to fail, and then he can easily catch the wizard."

Kathleen opened her mouth, but did not immediately refute.

Albert continued, "The wizarding world is progressing, but the No-Majs are progressing much faster than wizards."

Catherine frowned slightly when she heard the words, she knew that what Albert said was probably right.

The magic magnetic field is too strong, it will interfere with electricity and electronic products, so why can't it be reversed?

"Then what do you think we should do, Mr. Anderson?" Nicholas walked in with a smile.

Although he didn't think as deeply as Albert, he also knew that if No-Maji's technology continued, sooner or later there would be a conflict with the wizard.

The time sooner or later depends on the strength of No-Maji.

Nicholas understands the social changes of No-Maj better than any other wizard in America.

"I don't know, maybe there is no solution from the beginning." Albert shook his head and said, "Perhaps, if the wizard is strong enough and kind enough, maybe a world where magic and technology coexist can be built, but it is very possible. Low."

"why?"

"The history of mankind is the history of war.

"Albert said softly.

"When No-Maji's technology is powerful enough to limit magic, most wizards will probably turn into real mice and experimenters."

"Why isn't it the other way around?" Catherine retorted with a frown. "Do you think wizards will lose this so-called war?"

"The other way around?" Albert shook his head and said, "A long time ago, when No-Maji was very backward, in the eyes of wizards, um, it was probably what you called the reverse. Many wizards enslaved No-Maji and let them Instead of farming and earning wealth for themselves, some wizards will even plunder the wealth of No-Maj."

Catherine's brows furrowed deeper. She didn't like Albert's statement very much, but instinct told her that Albert's words might be right.

"Don't tell me, the U.S. Ministry of Magic paid the No-Maj at that time." Albert said lightly after drinking a sip of tea, "Gellert Grindelwald probably also realized the problem, but he didn't realize it. There are so few wizards, and No-Majes aren't lambs, think about what's going on near Las Vegas, Nevada."

Catherine naturally knew about this, and there were detailed records of it in their magical history. The No-Majes invented a terrifying weapon called the "nuclear bomb".

"Actually, wizards' magic technology has become more and more backward. The symbol of a magical civilization is actually the ability to make magic items in an assembly line. Obviously, the current magic world does not meet this simplest requirement." Albert noticed Catherine's face. He comforted: "However, you don't need to worry, the wizard and the No-Maj will live in peace for a long time, until one side breaks the balance and invites war, or finally goes to peace."

In fact, this is what Albert thought of when Nicholas talked about the magic magnetic field.

He never had the greatest malice to speculate on this matter.

Naturally that won't happen now, but what about later?

It’s hard to say. Human science and technology are developing very fast. Two or three hundred years later, science and technology will definitely increase by leaps and bounds. Sooner or later, conflicts will break out between the two sides.

Of course, Albert didn't care, because at that time he was already ashes, as King Louis XV of France said: Even if the flood is monstrous after my death.

"I believe that humans and wizards will eventually go to peace." Nicholas said with a smile, "Okay, let's stop talking about this, you all come with me!"

Having said that, Nicholas took the two to the basement, and the house elf took the four to a more secret study.

Arrangements have been made there, and there are layers of shielding spells, protective spells and hidden spells that form a magical barrier structure, which can isolate any reconnaissance and snooping. It is said that even the traces on Albert's body will be blocked.

"Okay, let's start!" Nicholas motioned for both of them to stand over, "You need to get closer."

Kathleen stepped forward and stood in front of Albert.

The two reached out at the same time, holding each other's arms.

Nicholas drew out his wand and tapped the wand head on the two hands they held together.

"Albert, as the heir to Wild Smith, are you willing to hand over the agency of American Floo fans to Caitlin?"

Albert glanced at the parchment handed over by Sera, nodded and said, "I will."

A thin, dazzling tongue of flame spewed out of the wand, like a red, hot wire wrapped around the hands they held together.

"Catherine, are you willing to abide by the agent's obligation and hand over half of the Floo powder's proceeds to the Wildsmith family."

"I would."

The second tongue of flame spewed from the wand, intertwined with the first, forming a thin, red-lighting chain that brought the two closer together.

"Albert, are you willing to promise not to interfere with Kathleen's right to operate Floo Fans on the American continent as long as the interests of both parties are not damaged?"

"I would."

As soon as the voice fell, a third tongue of flame spewed out of the wand, intertwined with the previous two, and wrapped tightly around the two hands they were holding.

"Catherine, are you willing to promise with your life that, except for the heirs you can absolutely trust, you will never leak the formula of Floo powder in any way."

"I would."

The last tongue of flame spewed out of the wand, intertwined with the previous three, as if tightly entwined around the two hands they were holding, making the two inseparable.

"Okay, the contract is established."

Nicholas put away his wand and reminded again, "Remember, an unbreakable oath must never be broken."

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