"Your Majesty the Empress,"
"It has been three months since we last parted, and I have missed you greatly. Forgive me for writing so presumptuously."
Sophia curled her lip. His wording was quite refined. But if he really missed her, why had he waited three months to write?
Sure enough, after a polite opening, Murphy immediately got to the point.
"Perhaps you have already heard, but in accordance with our agreement, I must report that I intend to establish a magical research laboratory within the Soviet Union. Since it involves magical matters, I hope you will take note."
Sophia's eyes lit up. She had just been about to ask him about this laboratory, and he had brought it up himself. He was rather considerate.
"The so-called magical research laboratory will be a large-scale, national-level research institution. Its purpose is to comprehensively advance the study of magic through scientific methods."
"It will be the most systematic magical research institution. In my vision, the laboratory will include at least several divisions: fundamental magical theory, Transfiguration, spells, potions, wands and magical tools, magical creatures, magical plants, and more. Each division will contain a great number of projects and research teams."
"These will include, but not be limited to, numerous subjects such as Transfiguration, spellcraft, death and the soul, and the mind."
"Beyond this fundamental research, we have also established several highly practical projects. For example, we have opened a dedicated laboratory to study how Mooncalf dung promotes plant growth. This project may offer hope for improving the Soviet Union's food situation."
"In addition, we have established a celestial magic research group. It will study how celestial magic can improve the freezing conditions at ports around the Arctic Ocean. If it achieves results, we may be able to open up an Arctic Ocean international