"Dumbledore did not lie. He, or rather Wizarding World, does not have the ability to allow a person without innate spellcasting ability to learn magic."
Manus nodded to Mrs. Evans:
"But I do."
Mrs. Evans was stunned, with his mouth open not knowing what to say.
"Although saying this may sound like boasting, in the academic field, I have reached the forefront of Wizarding World... I can even say that I am at the forefront. As someone who relied on academic achievements to obtain Order of Merlin, First Class, you can simply understand that I am the winner of Wizarding World Nobel Prize."
Manus took out a roll of Daily Prophet from his pocket. Above is the report of Manus getting Order of Merlin, First Class:
"You can ask Lily for verification, or write to Dumbledore for verification."
Mrs. Evans took the newspaper. They also knew Daily Prophet, but they did not subscribe to it. They only subscribed to Lily.
Although they can understand the importance of information in newspapers to people, the two of them are not Wizarding World people after all, and they used to take it for granted that the things on Daily Prophet had nothing to do with them.
The two of them took a look and found that it was indeed a report related to Manus, and it was also the headline on the front page. Half of the page was spent introducing this young genius...
Mrs. Evans blinked, not to mention whether the newspaper was true or false, what the newspaper praised... seemed to be Manus's Potions level. Is this outstanding talent really related to his ability to let Petunia learn magic?
He won't let Petunia drink medicine, right?
"As for whether Petunia should choose Wizarding World or the world of ordinary people in the future, this question will not be raised for the time being..."
Mr. Evans finally spoke. He took off his glasses and wiped them. After putting them on, he looked at Manus and leaned forward slightly:
"According to what you just said, Petunia has now learned magic? I don't seem to remember that you have told us about this matter, or that as a guardian, you are allowed to teach Petunia magic."
Manus is not half-hearted about this:
"I think before you received Hogwarts's letter, you didn't allow Hogwarts to send the admission notice to Lily, right?"
In fact, the two have nothing to do with each other. Manus just used two irrelevant truths to let Mr. and Mrs. Evans make up his own mind.
Mr. Evans was choked and heard Manus continue:
"I once told Petunia that it is possible for even ordinary people to learn magic. Therefore, after Petunia came to me and determined that Petunia had a firm enough and persistent idea about this, I provided her with teaching help. This was Petunia's choice, and it was also the responsibility I needed to bear after planting the seed."
"But Petunia is not yet capable of making independent decisions about her life!"
Mr. Evans couldn't help but said.
"In fact, she has, without her guardians being able to understand the choices she needs to face."
This may not be in compliance with the law, but it is in line with Manus's worldview. This is not the first time he has seen something like this. Mr. and Mrs. Evans is just an ordinary person and may not accept his daughter learning magic.
In the world before he traveled, basic education was far less common than here. Even more extreme, there were many parents who wanted to sacrifice their children or thought that children who learned magic would become monsters.
We cannot expect everyone to accept that the world view they have held for half their lives has been overturned. Mr. and Mrs. Evans does not understand that Lily is a Wizard. They just cannot change this matter, and we cannot expect them to make a rational decision about the situation of Petunia in this situation.
Under other circumstances, Manus wouldn't care even if Mr. and Mrs. Evans's decision would affect Petunia's future, but who planted the seed that gave Petunia hope for magic?
"I can no longer give hope to others casually... it's too tiring."
Manus sighed in his heart, but had no regrets. Every decision he made was the result of careful consideration at the time, and he did achieve his purpose in the process.
The existence of Petunia proves that in this world, learning to become Mage is a completely feasible path.
Although it is very difficult to go through this path, in terms of efficiency alone, with Wizard, which can pass down spellcasting abilities more stably through blood, making Bloodline Potion seems to be more efficient.
But the disadvantages of being born Wizard Manus also mentioned it when communicating with Petunia a long time ago. The innate magic power makes Wizard not understand the nature of magic power.
Corresponding to the extremely low threshold for becoming Spellcaster, there is an extra mountain on the road to becoming Mage. The most difficult problem in the world is that you are not aware of its existence at all.
The magic of Wizard is that it is a question that naturally has an answer but does not know what the question is. It is much more difficult to deduce the question from the answer than to follow the question to find the answer.
The premise of interference is perception, and this theory is also applicable in the field of research.
In addition, Wizard also has a natural excess of sensibility. This kind of magic may be beneficial to the world, but it will definitely do more harm than good to academic research...
School The future Apprentice should be selected from ordinary people who study magic. This is the most important reason why Manus was not even invited to join Severus and Lily before School.
After years of exposure and guidance, the two of them have only passed the test in this regard.
Manus cannot continue to influence them forever, which completely violates the original intention and meaning of School's existence.
At the same time, Manus is not sure whether this innate influence will return them to a state of primarily perceptual thinking in the future, so they need to wait and see for a period of time after getting them out of Manus's daily teaching.
If it weren't for the perfect match in terms of three views and the fact that Rational Thinking is the only one so far, Regulus would not have been invited by Manus.
After Manus spoke, the three people in the living room fell into a continuous silence. Mr. and Mrs. Evans was of course angry, but he also knew that anger could not change reality - Petunia had already learned magic.
And there is another realistic factor, that is, as ordinary people, what can they do when Manus forcibly crosses them and teaches Petunia magic?
In their family, there is only Lily and one Wizard. Oh, there are two now. However, these two are all taught by Manus, and Manus also has a pair of Wizard parents.
Or call the police?
Not to mention what Wizard's police phone number is and whether there is a police phone number, they don't even know whether this matter violated Wizard's law.
As Manus said before, when Dumbledore sent a letter to Lily informing her that she was admitted by Hogwarts, she did not ask them whether they agreed to this matter.