My Black Magic Is Too Good, It Can Be Automatically Whitened

"Look, owl!"

Sirius, who was about to get on his new broom and fly around, turned his head angrily, wanting to see which guy without eyes was making trouble.

Unexpectedly, not only the freshmen of the other three academies, but also Slytherin beside him all looked up at the sky.

Sirius looked up reluctantly, and saw a scene he would never forget.

Dozens, no, at least a huge team of hundreds of owls flew towards this side in a black mass.

These owls are paired in pairs, clutching a long, well-wrapped box under their feet.

Although there are hundreds of owls in the owl shack at Hogwarts, it is definitely not as large as it is now.

And it's clear that this group of owls is aimed at the new born on the lawn.

Whoa whoa whoa!

The owls flapped their wings and landed, and the scene was like the next owl rain.

All sixty packages were delivered, and the last owl fell, dropping a letter.

The nearest freshman stepped forward to pick up the letter and found it read: "Dear Mr. Dunn-Corleone".

The freshman ran back and gave the letter to Dunn.

Moody wanted to lean over to read what was written in the letter, but unfortunately Dunn's place was already firmly occupied by Ella and Angelica.

Dunn opened the letter and glanced at it quickly. He handed the letter to Ella to help hold it. He walked to the nearest long package, squatted down, opened the outer package, and took out a streamlined Feitian. broom.

Not the Comet series.

Not the usual sweep series.

This is a broom like never seen before.

Finally, the well-informed "elf prince" Abu recognized the unique mark on the broom.

Silver Arrow.

There was a Silver Arrow broom in the Malfoy family's collection, but it wasn't the same as Dunn's, of course.

The silver arrow was the first broom used for competition in Quidditch history, and was bought by the Malfoy family after retirement.

In fact, the sweeping series and the comet series occupying the broomstick market are only a matter of the last ten years. Before that, the broomsticks were all produced by personal workshops.

This has also resulted in a wide variety of brooms on the market, with uneven quality.

But no matter how many kinds of brooms there are on the market, the best broom is generally considered to be the silver arrow.

Silver Arrow made its first appearance in a Quidditch match. Seekers riding on Silver Arrow's brooms easily caught the Snitch in less than two minutes.

After the race, the Silver Arrow broom can reach speeds of 70 mph in a tailwind.

At that time, the speed of flying brooms on the market could only reach 40 miles per hour. It is conceivable how shocking the silver arrow broom was.

Although it became famous in one fell swoop, the silver arrow broom did not dominate the market like the later sweep series and comet series.

Because the production of pure hand-made silver arrow brooms is too low.

It was so thirty years ago, and it is still so thirty years later.

The sweeping series and the comet series came into being, and those workshops that made broomsticks were either acquired or closed down.

Only the silver arrow survived tenaciously, and still insists on pure manual customization.

Although there are various shortcomings such as low production capacity, expensive and time-consuming post-maintenance, and slow product replacement, in the eyes of some broom players and Quidditch enthusiasts, the Silver Arrow broom still holds a firm place.

Likewise, each Silver Arrow broom costs a lot.

For example, the Silver Arrow 7 in Dunn's hands, the latest generation of the Silver Arrow broom, only 60 units were produced in two years.

Before, 10 were sold one after another, and the remaining 50 were bought by Dunn in one go.

A total of 50,000 Galleons were spent.

Dunn mainly wants to study the magic circle and alchemy process on the broom, and see if it can be transplanted to the Gryffindor sword, so that the problem of making the sword fly can be solved.

Since it is to be researched, it is bound to be destroyed.

Although the wizarding world has strict patent laws to protect wizards' inventions, there is still an anti-disassembly spell on each broomstick.

Even an expert in this field can't do it without breaking a few brooms if he wants to crack the core magic secrets on the broom.

The easily available Sweeps and Comets are too slow for Dunn to appreciate.

Silver Arrow is the only broomstick at the moment that goes along with Dunn's demands.

In fact, the name of the broom is very particular. Only the fastest product among the contemporaneous products is eligible to use the name Arrow.

This is the case with the Silver Arrow and later Firebolts.

The latest generation of the Silver Arrow 7 can reach a top speed of 120 kilometers per hour.

Comet 240, which Sirius used to show off, has a top speed of only 80 kilometers per hour.

But the production of silver arrows is too low.

There are not enough brooms handcrafted each year to supply a Quidditch team.

Coupled with the high price, the maintenance cost is too high, so the silver arrow broom is basically not seen in the Quidditch game now.

This also caused a problem with Dunn's purchase of the Silver Arrow broom.

A normal buyer would buy one at most, and Dunn would buy five or six in one go, and the purpose would definitely be suspicious.

If the makers of Silver Arrow know that Dunn is going to dismantle their broom and infringe on their core patent, even if Dunn pays dozens of times the price, they will never take a broom from them.

In desperation, Dunn came up with an alternative.

He wrote to the maker of Silver Arrow, saying that he wanted to buy a batch of Silver Arrow brooms as a souvenir for his classmates.

In the letter, Dunn lied that he had fifty classmates, but in fact he only intended to give away thirty brooms.

Thirty-two freshmen, Dunn excluded himself and Sirius.

Even Hagrid, who couldn't ride a broom because of his size, was going to give him one.

The remaining twenty, Dunn intends to use for research.

Dunn swears he's not doing it to pretend.

Even so, when Dunn announced the decision, even the most reserved Slytherin freshman showed off, not to mention the excited Gryffindor freshman who took the lead in shouting Long Live Dunn.

Looking at the beautiful hand-made Silver Arrow 7 in the hands of everyone, Sirius suddenly felt that the Comet 240 in his hand was not fragrant.

(Forewarning, it will be on the shelves this Saturday, ten times that day!)*