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Perhaps because the course content was so substantial, the days flew by so quickly that the first week was over in the blink of an eye. Lin Mo was overwhelmed with too many knowledge points and skill exercises, and had no time to delve into the history of magic.

He is the only student in the whole grade who is really interested in the history of magic.

Others, even Hermione, just reluctantly memorized knowledge points out of habit and had no intention of exploring more history.

The reason is of course that their professor Binns' lectures are too boring.

The gray translucent History of Magic professor looked like a dry old turtle, floating on the classroom platform. His voice was like a whiny vacuum cleaner, without any ups and downs, and he always read the same monotonous words in the textbook.

Content, it only takes a short while to induce drowsiness and induce sleep (even if the students actually fall asleep, he doesn't care much).

"Our course, History of Magic," he emphasized at the beginning of the class: "What we want to study are well-documented facts, things that are generally accepted to have really happened, rather than illusory myths and legends."

This shattered the last vestiges of interest students had in the course.

Professor Binns was probably already accustomed to the lack of interest in his history of magic. So when the bell rang, he found that Lin Mo did not rush away like the others, but instead stayed behind with the textbook in hand, ready to teach.

When he asked the question, Professor Ghost looked a little surprised.

"It turns out that this professor also has an expression." Lin Mo thought happily.

I don't know who is stronger between him and Evel. If there is a deadpan contest held at Hogwarts, it's hard to say who will be the final champion, Jane or Professor Binns.

But there is a high probability that it is one of them.

"Professor, I want to know something about the Muggle War. I found that this part is mentioned in the textbook but there is no more detailed description," Lin Mo asked, and then added:

"I think... this shouldn't be considered a myth?"

"Well..." Binns lowered his head and looked at the list. The list had been posted on the podium for Professor Ghost to browse before class: "Mr. Lin Mo, is it... the war between wizards and Muggles you mentioned, that is very

It happened a long time ago. The Wizards Alliance had not yet been established at that time. Although some records have been handed down, most of them are descriptions in just a few words."

"The research on that period of history is very, very difficult..." Professor Ghost said in a long, slow tone.

"But?" Lin Mo asked expectantly.

"When I was young..." Binns struggled to recall, and finally said after a long time:

"I have done some research on that war. From the limited information, it can be seen that the war was not fierce and the losses to the magic world were not great, at least in the final stage. You must know that the war or conflict continued.

For a long time, maybe hundreds of years, most of the records are about how the wizards ended the war and hid the wizarding world again."

"But what's the cause?" Lin Mo asked: "I want to understand the cause of the war, and even what happened earlier."

"You have to know that the war or conflict lasted for a long time..." Binns repeated: "There are few earlier records, but at that time, the magic of wizards was not as powerful and perfect as it is now. Maybe they could make

Some speculations: Muggles discovered the existence of the magical world using some special method, but the two worlds failed to reach an agreement, and conflicts accumulated and eventually conflict broke out."

"It's just a guess. I haven't been able to find any data or evidence to support this guess," he said rigorously.

"So I don't recommend you to pursue that period of history, Mr. Lin Mo. Those records are too incomplete. Even historians can only guess based on thin air, so I would rather classify it among myths and legends." Professor Ghost.

Persuasion.

"But the task of historians is to find ways to complete the lost history, right?" Lin Mo didn't want to give up.

Probably unable to bear to disappoint the only student interested in the history of magic, Binns hesitated for a moment and finally said:

"If you insist on studying that period of history..."

Professor Ghost finally introduced several books to Lin Mo, but said that two of them were not even kept in the Hogwarts library and needed to be borrowed from the Wizards Alliance's large library, and the above opinions were not completely credible.

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Lin Mo watched Professor Binns float into the wall.

He put away the notes with the titles of the books written on them, and decided to wait until he was free to make plans.

There are so many things he wants to know.

Magic, history, mysterious people, the crazy Principal Dumbledore, familiar classmates and professors, the Wizards Union and the Republic, the Zerg War and even the technology of ordinary people... there are too many, this era and this world, not to mention the hidden

Historical trajectory in the fog.

But he is determined that one day he will clear away the fog with his own hands.

As for now, he must first adapt to the life and courses at Hogwarts, and devote most of his energy to learning and practicing.

In addition to the knowledge in the textbook, they have also learned several spells related to Hogwarts in the past few days, or instructions are more appropriate, because these spells are not difficult and can only be used in Hogwarts.

The magic they truly master.

For example, you only need to put your homework on a specially marked desk, and then use the magic wand to say "hand in the homework" to the desk, and it will open a gap like a mouth and swallow your paper. After a while, your paper will be

will appear on the desk of the corresponding professor. The same method can also be used to remotely borrow and return books from the library. As long as you know the title of the book, you can call the book from the library bookshelf to your desk (if it is on the bookshelf

If you still have this book).

Of course, this method can only borrow books without magic, and they are all copies (magic books refer to books that require magical power to read, and some magical illustrations that can change are not magic books).

Because magical books are much more precious, and most of them are stored in restricted book areas and require approval before they can be borrowed.

The only pity is that they can't summon food this way.

Probably because they are afraid that students will be too lazy and stay in the dormitory forever (or be too academic and stay in the library forever), the school requires them to eat in the cafeteria.

Overall, Hogwarts is keeping pace with the times.

Although every brick and stone in this castle is extremely old, with the efforts of generations of principals and professors, they have been continuously strengthened and improved in various ways, making the school more convenient and comfortable in all aspects.

Lin Mo fell in love with browsing various magical newspapers during breakfast.

The school has already subscribed and collected most of the publications and magazines for them (including the extremely niche naysayers). They only need to use the password to summon the corresponding newspapers and magazines, and there is no need to pay extra (but if you want to collect them yourself, you still need to do it yourself.

If you subscribe, the price is not too expensive).

Although the wizarding world still retains the outdated news media of newspapers, it is significantly ahead of the Galactic Republic of this era. For example, the Daily Prophet can deliver the latest content to most wizards who subscribe to newspapers every day.

, no matter how remote a planet you live on.

In contrast, news delivery in the Republic is much slower.

At the beginning, the news on Aier Star was almost all about the war in the b58 star field, and what happened in the star field a few star gates away, when it reached Aier Star, it became "old news" that happened a few days ago.

As for the messages sent from Esta, the capital of the galaxy, like the "be safe and don't think about it" that Lin Mo sent to Captain Dog and the others before, it would take a month or two to reach the remote Al Star (although from a straight line distance

It seems that this is very fast, but it is still nothing compared to the magical world).

Moreover, newspapers and periodicals in the wizarding world now also have magical powers.

Especially for popular newspapers, the same version of the newspaper printed in each issue can be updated at any time.

For example, if you click on a specific news item with the wand, it will be enlarged to the entire page, and a large number of readers' comments and messages will be displayed below (it will be updated every few dozen minutes and is not updated in real time. Ron said that all these messages have been processed through

It has been screened by editors, so no comments that are too vicious or extreme will appear).

For example, the Daily Prophet employs a large number of wizard editors to do this monotonous and boring work.

Similarly, you can also use the magic wand to leave a message for newspapers and magazines. If you are lucky enough to be selected by the editor, it will be updated in the message area in a few dozen minutes. All wizards who use the magic wand to open this column can see your comment. There are some surprises.

The posted news section itself will update its content over time, bringing readers the latest dynamic reports.

Those students who like to track hot topics can even read the hot news all day long with the Daily Prophet.

Through newspapers and periodicals, Lin Mo also learned more about Ivel.

Generally speaking, most freshmen like to read the gossip section about hot news or gossip, but Ivel's choice of reading materials is unique: while eating breakfast, Lin Mo was surprised to find that she was reading the legal section, which was full of some and

Information related to legal documents such as the Wizarding Secrecy Act, or how many galleons a famous wizard was fined for violating the law, etc.

Jane is probably the only student in the whole grade who reads this section.

Moreover, she is the only student in the whole grade who brings large electrical appliances to school.

A few days ago, freshmen received a notice that if they bring Muggle electrical appliances and need to use them, they can take the appliances to Professor McGonagall's office for inspection. After confirming that there is no danger, Professor McGonagall will cast a spell on the appliances to make them safe.

Uninterrupted by the magic of Hogwarts, allowing it to function normally.

Wizards of this era did not completely reject Muggle electrical appliances (except for extreme pure-blood families).

As an individual student in the Snake Academy who carries electrical appliances, when Lin Mo went to Professor McGonagall with a wrist-based physical monitor (she was used to using it to check the time and physical status), she was surprised to find that Evel had dragged her huge

And the suitcase is heavy and heavy.

What shocked him was that inside the box was an extremely impressive computer.

No wonder a girl’s luggage is so old and heavy!