"Manus, I want to learn Enchantment School magic!"
Enchantment School magic is so weird and powerful that Barty Jr. decisively chose to join it. It just so happened that he was still in the stage of learning various factions Zero-Ring Cantrips and choosing his future major direction.
"Are you sure? You think Enchantment School magic is very powerful, but you have only experienced Enchantment School magic now. Although the major direction is not irreversible in the future, it will waste a lot of time and energy."
Manus doesn't want Barty Jr. to make a choice based on impulse, but Barty Jr. has made up his mind:
"I'm sure! I believe that I will not regret this choice in the future. Even if I change my mind, it will only be because I have better arrangements in the future. For me now, Enchantment School magic has such a powerful effect, and it goes very well with the magic I chose to develop."
"Okay."
Manus sees that Barty Jr. has indeed thought about it seriously and is ready to take responsibility for his decision, so he will not dissuade him:
"So, back to the previous question... which way do you want to choose to learn Occlumency?"
Barty Jr.'s lips trembled, then he gritted his teeth and said:
"Just use the same method as before."
Although it is painful, since you have to learn Enchantment School magic, how can you be afraid of experiencing the effects of Enchantment School magic?
And this kind of exercise is the most effective, not only for learning Occlumency, but the strength of mental will is also a very important factor for Enchantment School magic.
It's all... worth it!
"Hmm."
Manus nodded, a smile flashing in his eyes.
Although the methods of Severus and Lily are a bit deceptive, there is nothing wrong with giving Barty Jr. a goal to strive for.
If Barty Jr. is targeted in the future, perhaps Severus and Lily will pay more attention to mental resistance accordingly. Even if they do not learn Enchantment School magic, it is necessary to master the ability to resist Enchantment School magic.
"Okay, it's almost time."
Manus looked at his pocket watch and saw that there were less than ten minutes left:
"We should go to the meeting."
As time goes by, Wizard Sage Party's affairs are advancing in an orderly manner. For Manus, other directions are also going smoothly.
There is no need to mention the preparation of Potions. Before the Christmas holiday, I prepared a batch of both versions of Restoration Potion, which can be used to test the detailed data of specific effects at any time.
Weight loss product Potions has also been successfully cooked, but it has not yet been put into actual testing.
Because as the Christmas holiday approaches, Manus's main focus is on Mrs. Travers's treatment plan.
"When you go to St. Mungo's, put this candle in your mother's ward and light it. One candle every day. Just light it when she is asleep. It will be fine if she is awake."
On Hogwarts Express leaving school, Manus stuffed a pack of candles into Bellows's arms.
Bellows was stunned for a moment while holding the candle.
There are twenty candles in this pack, which are the simplest and most plain cylindrical shape, about the thickness of a thumb and the length of a palm. The candle wick from the wax body to the top is glowing with a white color, as if it is emitting light itself.
Not only that, these candles themselves also have a faint fragrance, which seems to be some kind of floral fragrance, but Bellows has never smelled it and can't find anything corresponding to it in his memory.
"What is this?"
"Part of the treatment plan for your mother to nourish her soul."
Hearing this, Bellows hugged the candle in his arms tightly.
He had already exchanged letters with his father, and the result of the discussion was obvious, which was to let Manus let go of treatment - St. Mungo's could not give any treatment plan other than conservative treatment, and even conservative treatment only allowed Mrs. Travers to die slower.
If it weren't for Manus's treatment potion, Mrs. Travers wouldn't have been able to survive for a few years. This is something Travers has never told Bellows in the past.
The body's atrophy and weakness is not a process that proceeds at a uniform speed. As the exercise ability and even the digestion ability are further reduced, Mrs. Travers's weakness will only snowball faster and faster.
Since Manus can restore Mrs. Travers to the initial physical state of his injury, the possibility that Mrs. Travers can be completely cured by his hands is also very high.
As for risks, how can treatment be without risks?
They initially sent Mrs. Travers to St. Mungo's for treatment, but there was a risk that it would not be cured.
What's more, Manus also promised that even if the condition cannot be cured, it will not get worse. Which therapist these days dares to make such a promise to the patient's family? In other words, his son is Manus's roommate to get this credit.
There is another point that Travers has not explained to Bellows until now, that is, he believes that St. Mungo's's environment has become less safe now.
Although I still maintain respect for this most authoritative hospital for the treatment of magical injuries and illnesses in Britain, the tension between these Wizard who have been admitted to St. Mungo's has indeed become increasingly tense in recent times.
I haven't asked them about their identities, but Travers is not stupid. Even if he works from home, he reads the daily newspaper. How could there be so many idle people injured in accidents or even about to die on Wizarding World?
Staying with this group of people, Travers would like to stand guard with one eye open when accompanying his wife at night.
He had no doubt that, late at night on a certain day, some Wizard would be assassinated on his hospital bed, or someone might even start a fight in the hospital.
It's not a good place to stay for a long time!
Even if she didn't know this, Bellows became more concerned about her mother's treatment plan after adjusting her mentality. She put aside hesitation and hesitation, and the only thing left was concern about increasing the success rate.
Manus also gave some instructions, and after asking Bellows to follow them, Mrs. Travers's condition could be adjusted to a level suitable for treatment in a short period of time.
"The time does not need to be long, it can last for seven days. I will go to treat Mrs. Travers on the eighth day of the holiday."
This is also the reason why Manus did not send these by owl in advance and let Travers start the preparation work.
It's not necessary, and the technical content of these processes is not high but some are relatively trivial. After all, Travers still has work to be busy with, so it would be better for Bellows to keep an eye on it when he has nothing to do.
"It seems to be luck. Just half a month ago, my technology suddenly made a key breakthrough. The treatment effect this time may exceed the initial expectations."
Manus thought for a while and said:
"If everything goes well, Mrs. Travers can spend the last few days of the Christmas holiday at home."