Black Friday

"Since we can study the Nether Scroll, then what you mentioned before—whether teaching the public for free or raising the access privileges of our Harris Family's elite wizards—can all be put on the agenda for consideration. It's just that with the specifics, we still need to take the long view. We can't be rash," Owen said. After suppressing his delight at being able to study the Nether Scroll, he reluctantly accepted Allen's approach, though he still believed it should be implemented carefully.

"Our knowledge isn't suitable to be made public exactly as it is. We provide the knowledge, but the author marked on it might be some well-known Dark Wizard, and that could have a negative impact on the Harris Family's reputation. And Ancient Magic isn't like modern magic, which has been integrated and optimized by generations of wizards. A great deal of this knowledge requires you to have enough talent and learning to adjust it yourself. Besides, the books copied from the Hogwarts Ravenclaw common room library, the ones students put in on their own, are uneven in quality. Some contain magical theories and knowledge that time has proven wrong, and without a sufficient foundation, there's no way to distinguish and filter them." Seeing that his father had agreed, Allen had already leaned back on the sofa. The arm resting on the sofa armrest moved in coordination with his other hand as he gestured. "So if some wizards aren't talented enough and injure, maim, or even kill themselves through reckless experimentation, that could cause trouble for us. Therefore, when I use this knowledge to prepare lessons and write teaching materials for the students, I'll revise it along the way, filtering out anything too dangerous and optimizing it to a certain extent before making it public."

"Don't put the names