Chapter 230 Magic Automation

"Hey, Dumbledore, do you know this kind of magic?" Kaisen suddenly remembered something and handed the trident in his hand and the monocle stuck on his eye socket to Dumbledore.

Dumbledore held the monocle in one hand and looked at the trident and shook his head: "You can't expect an old man to know all the magic in the world."

"Well, I was thinking of taking a shortcut." Kaisen put on the lens helplessly and put the trident away again. His upgrade plan had to wait until the current things were done, at least after returning from Romania.

Dumbledore and Harry took Harry out alone and said a few words before returning to Hogwarts. With the adults running away, today once again became the world of young people.

"......... I still want to go to the beach." Sirius suggested.

"No problem, provided that you can't take Harry to do something else." Lupin said seriously.

"Oh, of course, of course. Speaking of which, who do you all think I am? Really." Sirius said, pushing Harry's shoulder and leaving the room.

"What about you?" Another two people ran away, Lupin looked at Kaysen and asked.

"I remember that this hotel has a bar, right?" Kaysen suggested.

"Well... Let's go!" Lupin was silent for a moment, and decisively agreed.

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The next morning..........

The four of them got up early, checked out and walked towards the uninhabited grove in Sicily.

"Do we really have to take that wooden plane again? I think flying brooms or airplane trains are good, at least they won't be struck by lightning." Harry said with some lingering fear.

"But it turns out that my plane only lost two propellers, which is already very safe, and now security checks are also a problem. You don't want to explain to the security personnel about how the complicated creation in your wrist came from." Kaysen explained.

"Okay..." Harry sat on a tree stump with little interest, but soon his eyes widened again, because he clearly saw how Kaisen used a bunch of unrelated materials to build a twin-propeller plane like Lego.

This plane is damn sweet... and has big wings that don't match the propeller at all.

"Relax, if the propeller really breaks again this time, we can still glide to Romania with these two wings." Kaisen made a not-so-funny joke.

"Do you need me to lend you my coat?" Sirius asked Harry.

"I'm used to it." Harry explained.

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Soon, several people got on the plane again. Since there was no runway, they chose the helicopter mode this time.

Harry, who was sitting in the back seat, asked a question again: "Professor, where is the energy source of your plane?"

"You all are, it will absorb the magic power emitted from the wizard as energy, clean and environmentally friendly." Kaisen explained.

"Hmm? Won't this kind of machine be disturbed by magic like ordinary machines? After all, ordinary alchemical machines can't work in places where magic is too strong, which will increase the failure rate of the machine."

"Do you think I'm a third-rate alchemist? Would I make such a low-level mistake? This traditional machine can not only be highly exposed to magic, but may also fill the gap in the wizarding world without mechanization!" Kaisen retorted.

"But does the wizarding world need automation? After all, the entire English wizarding world is less than five digits." Sirius didn't quite understand this behavior.

"It is still very necessary. For example, it takes half a year for a potion master like Severus to brew a potion of Felix Felicis. If we use mechanization and automation and add the magic power of potion masters to the mechanical assembly line, we can greatly increase the output of potions, and the processing of potion materials can also be handed over to machines."

"This is much more efficient than having a wizard recite the skinning curse on one little thing after another."

"Or batch production of alchemical equipment, such as flying brooms, or various defensive equipment, and those idle wizards can enjoy the benefits of productivity development and do what they really want to do, study magic, world exploration, love and poetry..."

"Wow... I seem to have heard something incredible... But won't the pure-blood families make money in that case? They won't agree." Sirius poured a basin of cold water on him in time.

"At that time, there may be only a few pure-blood families left, and our last job is to prevent the emergence of new pure-blood families. I think it's easy for Dumbledore." Kaisen explained.

"Oh... I hope your wish comes true, that's all I can say... However, preventing the emergence of new pure-blood families is the most difficult thing, which is a million times more difficult than the so-called magic automation." Sirius said.

"Why?"

"Because you can't stop people from yearning for a better life, although this so-called good life is not all good for others."

"Maybe. In the wild times, everyone was equal. Everyone could endure hunger and be used as a teething stick by the tigers and lions. Although the social animals are divided into different levels now, they can get takeout delivered to their door with just a phone call...Which side has a better life? This is a philosophical question."

"At least I hope you succeed."

"Me too, just hope."

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Italy and Romania are not all very far away, at least for airplanes. Although it is not very close for this DIY small plane, at least a few people found a remote place to get off the plane and find a restaurant to enjoy lunch.

Finally, they got on the small plane again, and flew and looked all the way according to the address given by Dumbledore. Finally, the small plane slowly passed through a layer of magic film, and it seemed to have come to another world in an instant.

Kaysen ignored the twisting dragons lying on the ground. He just saw a group of small people like small black dots below waving fluorescent sticks at him.

"Professor? Is this the dragon farm in Romania?" Harry said, looking at the huge dragons lying on their backs.

"Obviously, yes."