The entire sheet of paper was covered in a thick layer of the words "concerns and greetings," but no matter how he looked at it, it was filled with two words: "coffee"!
He then remembered that the coffee promised to Dumbledore hadn't been delivered yet.
"But it won't take half a day; I'll do it when I get back from Diagon Alley."
"Open the package first to see if anything is missing."
"If there is, go to Diagon Alley and find the appropriate shop to make up for it."
Placing the letter, he began to open the larger package.
Somewhere in the Scottish Highlands.
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was bathed in the early morning sunlight, and the halo lit up the windows, shining with crystalline colors.
Dumbledore paced the room, glancing out the window from time to time. At the slightest movement, he quickly looked out the window.
Outside, at the window, there wasn't an owl delivering coffee, but a wild pigeon flying by.
A hint of disappointment shone in his eyes.
Dumbledore's deep eyes stared silently at something outside the window.
He had never been so eager to receive a gift from a little wizard as today.
Inside the castle.
The wrapping paper was violently torn and scattered everywhere, and piles of school supplies were sorted and put away by Aaron. Wizarding uniforms, two stacks of textbooks, including "Standard Spells," "Elementary," "History of Magic," "A Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration," and so on.
Around these two piles were various materials: a crucible, alchemical glass test tubes, a telescope, and a brass scale.
When it comes to alchemy, Aaron possesses cutting-edge alchemical equipment, out of the ordinary. But to fit in with the wizarding community, he feels he shouldn't be too conspicuous.
There's no broomstick in this pile of items, as the list of required items clearly states that first-year students aren't allowed to bring their own.
However, Aaron finds the broomstick too ugly to fly. When he has the opportunity to perfect a magical airship, he'll be able to take Hermione, Ginny, Hannah, and a host of other little wonders for a spin through the sky.
Isn't that better than riding a broken broomstick!
But that requires sufficient magical power. He can now only get around on a broomstick.
"Clean it all up."
He waved his hand casually, and the packaging debris strewn across the floor in a ball and eventually landed in the bin next to him.
If Professor McGonagall saw this scene, she'd probably be surprised. Using spells so casually, even at low levels, isn't easy for her.
Taking a copy of "Elemental Standard Spells," Aaron tried to practice.
Spells are the lines of all magic. Each spell contains different magical pathways.
Magic therefore has different magical powers.
Elemental lines of magic are relatively simple, and young wizards will learn them quickly. Intermediate lines are more complex and require careful practice, while advanced, even master-level, lines require talent.
If your magic can cast lines of magic without relying on the wand's material, then you can cast wandless spells.
However, it is very, very difficult.
"Fluorescent light flickers." He recited the spell according to the book, and the next moment, the double-wand bracelet on his wrist lit up, emitting a charming fluorescence. He then tried to recite the spell without the bracelet.
It turned out that the magic power was like a functionless magic ball.
It's no wonder, even with extremely high talent and ancient black magic spells, one must follow the most basic rules.
The spell isn't a phrase, but a circuit. If learned in a single phrase, the spell will be meaningless.
And if the spell is recited incorrectly, at the very least, it will burst into flames or fail to react, and at worst, under certain specific conditions, the consequences will be very serious.
However, Aaron discovered that as long as he correctly guided the magic once through the wand ring, he could cast spells skillfully.
This talent is truly terrifying.
After all, he's probably the only one in the world with SSS-level talent.
In ten minutes, Aaron had learned five or six basic spells. Illumination spell, Levitation spell, Unlocking spell, Restoration spell, Leglock spell, and Petrification spell.
However, these are only basic skills. Only by using them frequently or by having high magical power will these spells unleash greater power.
For example, Dumbledore can easily make a cow fly with the levitation spell.
And Aaron's current magic power can only make a cat fly at best.
"System, merge the spell."
[Fusion in progress, fusion successful.]
Instantly, Aaron felt that he was no longer like before, casting spells that required following the magic lines and relying on the magic wand.
Now, he only needed a thought.
The ancient black magic spell was indeed so terrifying!
"Open the personal panel."
Aaron found that there was an additional [Twin Patronus (Primary)] in the special talent column, and because of this, his black magic defense jumped from: B- to: A-.
Such rapid progress is really scary.
However, compared to spells, Aaron prefers "Thousands of Magical Herbs and Fungi" and "Magic Potions and Potion".
After all, this is the path that suits him best.
The unchanging principle of alchemy is equivalent exchange.
Just like its concept, the Ouroboros, it starts from the four elements and circulates in them.
Spells are certainly important to Aaron, but alchemy is the foundation of everything for him.
His divinity must grow and develop from it, and finally rely on this foundation to bear various fruits, and finally become a true "Black Star"."
"System, if I refine the potions and props in the book, will they be tainted with a bit of my divinity?"
"So that he can become qualified for the sequence?"
This question has been weighing on his mind for a long time, from the beginning of binding the system until now.
It is the system that occasionally releases some alchemy formulas to him, but what if it is not given by the system?
[No!]
The system said firmly
"Why?"
[Because they don't deserve it!]
"Unworthy?"
Aaron actually heard a hint of disdain in the cold electronic sound of the system.
[Yes, these formulas are very low-level material ratios and do not have the shell of divinity.]
[For the same potion and props, the system will give you a more powerful formula］
"Then you should give it to me!"
Since the month before the system upgrade, no formula has been given.
[Host, please be patient!]
Aaron: "…"
The castle was about two miles away from the nearest town.
He first took a carriage to the edge of London, then took a taxi to the Broken Axe.
Then he found a deserted alley nearby.
Aaron took out the Coke robot and the hygiene robot from the crow's space bag and assembled them.
After letting the crow leave on his own, he stepped into the Broken Ax again.
As soon as he entered, Tom noticed him.
"Look, who's here? Our genius little wizard is here."
Aaron walked over embarrassedly and said shyly, "How can"
"Wow, the news that you blew up Ollivander's Wand Shop when you first got a wand has spread all over the circle."
Tom said loudly.
The other customers in the store also raised their glasses and smiled at Aaron in a friendly manner.
"You did a great job. Although there are always little wizards who make trouble with their wands, they never make as much noise as you do."
Tom leaned closer and whispered, "You did a great job, kid. I've wanted to do this for a long time!"
Aaron: "…"
"That's right!" Tom pointed to a corner behind him, with a meaningful smile on his face: "Look, since you left, this girl has been looking forward to your coming every day!"
"Although she didn't say it, since you showed up, this kid has been in a daze all day. This is the first time ever."
"Relax kid, I have no problem with that. You are much better than that yellow-haired kid from the Malfoy family."
"I hate blond hair the most. Look at your rare flaxen hair…"
Tom kept talking, and Aaron looked in the direction he pointed.
In a corner of the counter, Hannah was staring at Aaron intently, her pair of emerald blue eyes particularly bright in the dark bar.