Hogwarts Passer-By Professor

When buying an astronomical telescope earlier, Eisen suddenly thought that there is also a kind of telescope in the wizarding world.

For example, a brass telescope is sold at the Wiserac magic supply store. However, compared with the telescopes in the Muggle world, the brass telescopes are magical. Not only can they see things that Muggle telescopes cannot see, but they can also be folded at will.

Coincidentally, Eisen still has a miracle characteristic, so I plan to buy a brass telescope, and try to reproduce the characteristic. After all, although a brass telescope is not the same thing as a wand, they are both magical props.

Later, Eisen bought a new brass telescope for 5 galleons. According to the owner, the brass telescope is enchanted, so it can ignore the interference of atmospheric clouds and directly see the surface of the moon.

When Eisen took the brass binoculars in his hands, a bullet frame was unsurprisingly displayed in front of him.

"Is it necessary to consume a miraculous feature to reproduce it after discovering the supernatural feature - the excellent line-of-sight enhancement feature?" Seeing such a result, Eisen already had various guesses in his mind.

The line-of-sight enhancement feature, as can be seen from the name, should be a feature that allows people to see far away. In Eisen's view, this feature should be integrated into the eye part, so that it can see far and far.

For example, seeing directly on the moon? But after pondering for a while, Eisen felt that it was impossible.

Because, if you can directly see the moon after incorporating the line-of-sight enhancement feature, it would be a bit abnormal. Moreover, he is not sure whether the line-of-sight enhancement feature has the effect of ignoring clouds and atmospheric interference of the brass telescope.

Some people may say that in the world of wizards, seeing far seems useless. Thinking about it carefully, it seems that this is really the case. Because seeing far away has nothing to do with whether the wizard can fight or not. Whether it is fighting or fleeing, it is the same.

Could it be that if you look far away, you can kill the enemy with a spell from 800 miles away? Obviously impossible. In this case, isn't the line-of-sight enhancement feature tasteless?

That's true, but in Eisen's view, enhanced line-of-sight paired with apparition can be very powerful. One must know that in the world of Harry Potter, apparition is a magical method capable of teleportation.

And to apparate to a certain place, you have to be very familiar with a certain place. Otherwise, the danger of apparating would be greatly increased if only viewed through photographs. But if you can see the destination directly, wouldn't it be much more convenient.

For example, Eisen looks directly at the moon to apparate in a critical moment. Although it seems outrageous on the surface, it is completely possible in theory.

However, even if Eisen could really do it, he probably wouldn't have the guts to risk his life. After all, such outrageous behavior is indeed dangerous enough.

So, should we replicate this feature? Originally, he planned to wait for a period of time after entering Hogwarts to formally teach, and then try to find a house elf. But I didn't expect the second feature that can be reproduced to appear so soon.

Thinking of this, Eisen still put away the brass telescope. It's not that I gave up the line-of-sight enhancement feature, but I'm going to go to the Hogwarts kitchen and find a house-elf to do an experiment.

Afterwards, Eisen went to Hogwarts. However, after tossing for half an hour, he had to appear in Diagon Alley again. No way, even though he had a miraculous trait, he found that there was really no way to extract any traits from the house elf.

"It seems that we can only find a solution from the magic props." Regarding this, Eisen could only sigh.

"Wow, this is the latest Nimbus 2000!" Just as Eisen was wandering around and was about to leave, a voice suddenly entered his ears. Turning around, Eisen realized that it was a few young wizards watching the broomsticks.

However, Eisen's face became weird immediately. Because it suddenly occurred to him that the broomstick is also a magic prop, and it is a prop with the ability to fly. In this way, wouldn't the miracle characteristic be able to reproduce the flying ability? At the moment, regardless of other people's strange gazes, Eisen went in and stroked the Nimbus 2000.

As a result, Gold Finger also really prompted Eisen to discover the flight characteristics of the elite class.

Suddenly, Eisen's mind opened up. Yes, when he considered the line-of-sight enhancement feature of the brass telescope earlier, he also considered a fatal shortcoming.

The disadvantage is that there is no way to see through! Yep, viewing distance enhancement is not perspective. In this way, if you just want to stand on the ground to use the line-of-sight enhancement feature to observe distant destinations, and then use apparition to teleport, there is a limitation that the line of sight is blocked by buildings.

Unless every time you fight, you run to a high place. But obviously, this is unlikely. Therefore, when fighting other wizards, if you want to use the line-of-sight enhancement feature to cooperate with apparition, unless you really run directly to the moon as he thought, otherwise the combination is really not so ideal.

But if you have the ability to fly, you can fly directly away from the battlefield, and then observe from a high place to a distance. In this way, it should be much more convenient to use Apparition.

To give an extreme example, Eisen fights Voldemort, and if he loses, he can fly up immediately, and then escape with enhanced vision and apparation.

Thinking of this, Eisen himself felt a little shocked. Because he suddenly discovered that the miraculous features of Gold Finger are so powerful that it is like a plug-in.

For example, Harry Potter's invisibility cloak can replicate the invisibility feature. The Philosopher's Stone can reproduce the characteristics of turning a stone into gold. As for whether the feature of immortality can be directly reproduced, Eisen is not sure. Because Nicole Flamel relies on the Philosopher's Stone to live forever, but only uses the immortality potion made by the Philosopher's Stone to achieve his goal.

Therefore, Eisen is not sure that the Philosopher's Stone can reproduce the characteristics of immortality.

Of course, if the time converter can reproduce the miracle characteristic, can it also reproduce the characteristic of traveling through time?

Then, the invisibility cloak, resurrection stone, magic stone, etc., can all extract extraordinary characteristics! All of a sudden, Eisen had a feeling that if he could obtain one extraordinary characteristic every year, he would soon be invincible.

Unfortunately, traits cannot be reproduced on living creatures, otherwise, the house-elf's ability to apparate, the mandella's scream-to-death ability, the basilisk's ability to stare at others, the dementor's ability to absorb positive emotions and Some degree of magic immunity and so on and so forth.

But it seems that there is no way to reproduce the bug-level abilities that Eisen thinks of.

However, even if it can only reproduce the characteristics on magic items, Eisen is already in trouble. Because although he felt that the immortality of the Philosopher's Stone was unlikely to be reproduced, he still wanted to try it.

Otherwise, the Philosopher's Stone would have been destroyed by Dumbledore in June 1992. Moreover, the more critical point is that there is only such a Sorcerer's Stone in the world. If Eisen reproduces traits from other magic items now, the next miracle trait will have to wait until July 1992 to recover.

In other words, unless Eisen keeps this miracle characteristic on his body now, the Philosopher's Stone will be gone after the next miracle characteristic is restored.

But in this way, whether it is the line-of-sight enhancement feature of the brass telescope, or the possible features of other magic props, Eisen can only temporarily give up. And this choice is an extremely "wasteful" behavior for Eisen who is eager to improve his strength.

However, after thinking for a while, Eisen decided not to use this miraculous feature for the time being. Of course, there are two main considerations. The first one, of course, is not to miss the characteristics of the Philosopher's Stone. Even though the possibility of obtaining immortality is not great, it is the only way at present after all, so he doesn't want to give up.

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On the other hand, Eisen felt that within a year, the dangers encountered at Hogwarts were extremely limited. After such calculations, Eisen felt that it would not matter much if the integration of features was delayed a year.

After making such a decision, Eisen no longer struggled, and then returned to the Leaky Cauldron.

Since I met Harry Potter and Hagrid, it was only about a month before Hogwarts started.

In fact, during the interview, Eisen said that he wanted to let the little wizard know what awe is, but it was all nonsense. Because the magical ability is indeed much more than that of Muggles.

But right now this world is a real world, so as time goes by in the future, with the explosion of Internet technology, the wizarding world will inevitably be exposed to the eyes of Muggles. When the time comes, the conflict will be inevitable, and the consequences will be difficult for Eisen to predict.

Obviously, Eisen, who tends to be invincible in his heart, naturally hopes that his living environment can be more stable. Although his dog is not a real dog, if he can explore the way of magic with peace of mind, who would not want to?

Therefore, Eisen would be very willing if he could instill some private goods into the little wizards in advance.