Regulus feels that things like Apprentice really need to be carefully considered.
Especially when the first lesson of joining Wizard Sage Party was taught "Next time, don't just sign any contract without checking it in detail".
"Of course you need to think carefully and carefully, whether signing a contract or otherwise, because joining a School is an extremely serious matter."
Manus Collapse parchment:
"School is the core and most unreserved way of inheritance between Mage. It is completely different from the students and professors of Hogwarts. This relationship affects each other's life."
Looking at Regulus, Manus said seriously:
"Families are connected by blood. You can understand School as a family with magic as its blood. Even though their areas of expertise are different and they seem to be completely different, the root cause is the same - the understanding of the world."
Each magic system has a different world view, understanding magic from different angles and understanding the rules of how the world operates.
In fact, it is the same when broken down into different magic School. Under the same world view, there are also different differences in details, and there are differences in the understanding of the relationship between people and the world and specific aspects of the world.
Family members may not be like-minded in this regard, but members of School are unanimous. In addition, School members can choose, but family members cannot choose... It can be said that School members are closer to each other than family members.
"Of course, a closer connection also means a deeper bond with each other. People will not be too harsh on their professors if a student does something wrong. The most serious way to deal with family members is to be removed from the family - you should be familiar with this."
Regulus is a bit embarrassing, but Black Family is indeed the Wizard family of Britain who uses "removal" more frequently.
"But School is different. School is maintained by magic and is rooted in the understanding of the world. Therefore, School will hunt down or destroy members who rebel against School. Even if they are not killed, their spellcasting abilities will be abolished and their memories of magic will be purged."
Hearing this, even Regulus, who was born in the Black Family, couldn't help but wonder if this was a bit extreme.
For Wizard, what's the difference between losing the ability to cast spells and dying? If you still have to cleanse the memory of magic, wouldn't that just become Muggle?
No, it seems that even Muggle is not as good as Muggle. At least Muggle still has the knowledge and memory of living in the world of Muggle. If Wizard grew up in Wizarding World, he would not even have these.
But Regulus was not easily deterred:
"However, 'a closer connection also means a deeper bonding relationship with each other', so the reverse should be the same. There is an equal balance between effort and reward, right?"
Manus nodded:
"Environment and resources are the most obvious and intuitive benefits that School can bring. You can also understand this by referring to the family. But the difference is that the family is connected by blood, while School is connected by magic."
The following is a sentence that has been said before, but it appears here with a subtle meaning, especially when Regulus came to join Wizard Sage Party, he knew that Wizard Sage Party was an organization with capabilities as its core.
The resources and environment of the family are obviously different from School, which is based on magic connection and ability as its core, in terms of accumulation ability, control methods, and selection tendencies.
"I can't give you an answer right now, but I have one more question."
"You said."
"The School you mentioned... seems to be a mature inheritance system, but why have I never heard of it before?"
Regulus's eyes were full of curiosity and doubt, because according to Manus, the existence of School should not be something that needs to be kept secret, just like generally no one would hide their family or inheritance.
Even if they School are special and may have enemies or other concerns, they should not have never heard of the existence of any School.
Manus was silent for a moment and said:
"Because we are the first School in the world."
Regulus was stunned for a moment:
"Then, you are quite thoughtful."
It makes people feel as if they have spent a long time perfecting this system...
"Wait a minute, what resources are you talking about?"
It's not that Regulus is only interested in profit, but the choice itself is a weighing of pros and cons. It doesn't matter even if you don't have many resources when you just set up, but you don't necessarily have to let him join and then post it, right?
Regulus Inexplicably, he remembered a certain graduated senior who had a rich wealth, but once cried to me about poverty in a letter.
Speaking of which, the reason why I figured it out so quickly and made the decision to join Wizard Sage Party was more or less due to the influence of this senior in the past.
"You can still rest assured in this regard. Not to mention how rich and exaggerated the resources are... but it is more than enough to meet your normal study and research use."
Manus shook his head. He was now accumulating resources much faster than he was before time travel, but after all, he was only one person. No matter how fast he developed resources, he could not develop them faster than those legendary big shots.
I still haven't fully embodied Mage Tower in Mental World, not even a complete layer.
And to be honest, this world is surprisingly not particularly rich in magic. There are obviously many magical animals and plants, but pure inanimate resources such as minerals almost do not exist in nature.
Perhaps this is why Muggle can develop science and technology that is not affected by magic, right?
Similar mechanical technology existed in the world before I traveled, but magic elements and so on were part of the cornerstone.
Regulus didn't have a clear idea of this, so he chose to use a ruler he was more familiar with:
"Approximately how many Galleon are there?"
Galleon...?
"Among the resources required for magic research, currency is the least worth calculating. It is just a number. Only a very small number of precious resources can be purchased with currency - are you short of money?"
Manus It was a bit strange but I didn't think much about it. Who said that the heirs of a rich family must also be rich?
Even if he is the most suitable heir at present, doesn't he still not inherit the family property?
"I don't have much Galleon on hand. I need to leave some for Wizard Sage Party's credits. You can take five thousand first. It should be enough for pocket money."
"Wait, wait! I'm not short of money, and I haven't decided yet whether I want to be your Apprentice!"
Regulus fled, but he was still sure of one thing - School of Manus seemed to be very rich!