"Didn't you say before that I can learn everything quickly? No matter what kind of ability is required, I can learn to suit it!"
Manus's lips moved, looking at the fiery obsession revealed in Barty Jr.'s eyes, feeling a little helpless.
The more fervent the other party's obsession that comes from perceptual thinking, the more it proves that the other party is not suitable for this path. This is not something that can be learned through learning.
But... Manus thought about it for a while, and felt that this matter is not completely impossible to consider.
If you don't agree, the question of whether Barty Jr. will go down a bad path because of this is actually the second issue - if you really accept the other party to join School, if you give it a name, it won't cause any actual loss to Manus. At most, Barty Jr. won't be able to go very far on this road.
In contrast, Barty Jr.'s obsession is so profound that there is no need to stimulate him, especially when Manus has already participated in the other person's life to this extent.
So this isn't really a problem.
What really makes Manus a little concerned is--
Under normal circumstances, people have a certain amount of energy and tendencies in their thinking patterns. People who think mainly about perceptual thinking cannot theoretically adapt to the Rational Thinking thinking mode, and there are many conflicts between the two.
But in this world, perceptual thinking and subjective will have additional world bonuses.
What if, what he means is that a person, driven by extremely strong subjective will and perceptual thinking, aims to obtain the ability to focus on Rational Thinking during research? Is this kind of thing possible under the influence of world bonuses?
There is no need to completely transform into a Rational Thinking-based mode, as that would make this transformation lose its foundation. As long as you can enter this state during research...
After all, isn't Petunia's strong obsession with magic the result of an obsession? It's just that her obsession comes from personal experience rather than innate perceptual thinking.
Manus looked at Barty Jr.:
"Maybe you can give it a try."
Half an hour later, Manus gave Barty Jr. a paper and asked him to take it back. This time it was not a simple judgment to choose the paper, but a paper with Enchantment School magic and some other magic spells.
These magics are not complicated, and have only one core, which is to make people ignore that they are doing a paper, and to enhance the immersive feeling of the questions to make people make decisions that follow their hearts.
In addition, it is just a small function such as automatic scoring and clearing the answers after scoring.
This allows people to take this set of papers repeatedly and eliminates the possibility of showing Rational Thinking by memorizing answers or deliberately lying.
If you want to make this set of papers meet the standards of Manus, there is usually only one possibility, and that is you must really enter the Rational Thinking-dominated thinking mode at that time.
As for unusual circumstances... it is also a method to crack the magic on the paper and create corresponding shielding magic to confuse its judgment without removing the magic.
If Barty Jr.'s perceptual thinking can allow him to unleash such a level of magic, then Manus also agrees that this achievement is valid.
Watching Barty Jr. leave with high spirits, Manus's eyes flashed with anticipation.
From an academic point of view, he expected Barty Jr. to pass the exam.
But...
Manus sighed again.
If it is really successful, it means that the thinking patterns of people in this world can be changed purposefully and stably to a certain extent through artificial means.
Is this really a good thing?
I hope that even if this situation exists, it will only be a rare case. For example, it is necessary to strictly meet the standards of Barty Jr. - such as Barty Jr., a type with excellent talent and strong plasticity. This is indeed the first time I have seen Manus.
It's hard to say whether what happened at a dinner party was good or bad, but time will not stop for this. After entering February, several days passed in the blink of an eye.
Manus is holding a wooden stick and carving it carefully. This is Wand, prepared for Regulus.
Preparing a set of staffs and robes for Apprentice is, strictly speaking, not the tradition of School where Manus belongs.
But due to some well-known reasons, Manus's first robe and first staff were both gifts from his teacher when he started.
Therefore, Manus felt that he should also prepare a set for Regulus.
After Regulus decided to become Apprentice of Manus, Manus had this idea. However, it took some time to think about what kind of staff and robe should be matched with Regulus. Now it has finally started to be put into production.
Even though Regulus already has a registered Wand, this one will basically be hidden every day. Manus chose the Wand style that is more common in the world.
The traditional staff is still a bit too conspicuous in Britain. The strategic value of being less conspicuous when actually used is far more important than the more amplifying effect of the staff than Wand.
The material of the stick body is not the Yew used in the Wand purchased by Regulus at Ollivander's Wand Shop. This kind of wood significantly increases the power of Charms, but the fate of the holder is usually more ups and downs.
This trait is summarily described as "being able to give its holder the power of life and death." It looks good, but a Mage doesn't actually need such a tumultuous life.
Unless it's a situation like Manus who actively rushes to be the protagonist for the sake of more special resources and faster development speed.
Regulus changed his original firm belief and joined School. Manus felt that if this could be regarded as a new life in mysticism, then the Wand he made might also have an impact on the fate of Regulus...
Manus hopes that Regulus can still adhere to new beliefs under external pressure, so he chose ebony as the staff body for Regulus's new Wand.
As for Wand Core, Manus, there is no intention to stick to the three commonly used Wand Core of Ollivander.
Compared with the staff body, the material selection of Wand Core does not have so much meaning of fate. Under normal circumstances, it only determines the increase bias of Charms, as well as the strength and stability of the increase effect.
It can be regarded as corresponding to the personality tendency of a Wizard in using Charms.
The three types of Wand Core chosen by Ollivander are the three types with clearer tendencies among the Wand Core materials he can obtain. Together they can basically cover all Wizard tendency classifications.
Therefore, after some consideration, Manus chose a material that he thought was suitable for Regulus and had a relatively powerful effect as Wand Core.
Tail Hair from Sleipnir.