Brickperts and Kate's Progress

"I suggest that young wizards work in factories more often. This will benefit the development of Alchemy; we shouldn't just consider personal income."

"Low-income wizards can rent out their ancestral magical items and old houses to increase their income."

"Wizards have very long lifespans. Life only truly begins at 70. Those between 66 and 79 are still considered middle-aged. I suggest the Ministry of Magic postpone the retirement age and encourage everyone to learn from Dumbledore."

"It is recommended that the price of Floo Powder be increased to over 20 Galleon per can. This would limit the number of Floo Network users, thereby reducing the rising cost of maintaining the Floo Network and the lag issues caused by congestion."

"We cannot raise the base wages of employees in private companies. The Skywalker model is not viable. Excessive employee wages will reduce the international competitiveness of Britain companies."

"Given the current sparse increase in the Wizarding World, coupled with the invention of male-to-male fertility magic, I propose fining families who are unwilling to have children and imposing additional taxes on single wizards."

Ryan rubbed his eyes.

He never imagined that even after time travel, he would still see these familiar yet unfamiliar experts making statements.

The above content comes from a newspaper published by a Britain publication called "Eyes of the Future".

This newspaper claims to bring together the guidance of elites and experts from all walks of life on various industries and social development.

It is the eyes of an ordinary wizard looking towards the future.

But clearly, the answer is no.

"Ryan, Ryan, Ryan."

"Little devil, little devil, little devil."

The voice of a child of about three years old rang in Ryan's ears.

Strangely, the pronunciation was very clear, without any of the swallowing sounds that children often experience when they are unfamiliar with a language.

"Kate, you again—" Ryan turned his head helplessly.

Baby Kate, who is only 35 inches tall, came into his sight.

Kate's personality also seems to have become much more childish due to the changes in her body.

Seeing that Ryan was a little slow in answering,

She shut her mouth.

He turned around and jumped up.

She wrapped her arms around Ryan's neck.

The body is suspended in the air like a swing.

Swaying left and right,

Dang A Dang.

"You need to understand, you're not really a child." Ryan snapped his fingers.

The power of the incantation "Levicorpus" enveloped baby Kate.

Kate was hanging upside down in the air.

It was as if an invisible hook had snagged her ankle, hanging her upside down.

As Ryan said...

During this time in the past

Kate, who borrowed the shadow of her childhood,

Even if it gets smaller

However, due to the existence of the Shadow World, a low-budget version of the Divine Kingdom, it...

In addition, Ryan's 'Potions' was applied both externally and internally.

Although its physical attributes are not as good as those of an adult fire dragon, they are not far off.

"That's the magic of magic," Ryan sighed, wiping away non-existent tears from the corner of his eye.

He wasn't impressed by Kate's low-budget version of the Divine Kingdom, her ability to borrow shadows, or her physical attributes.

Rather, it was the process of him casting the spell that was happening.

If using 'I Reckon' to hang Kate upside down in the air consumes 1 unit of magic.

The value of 0.5 is the value of the Levitation Charm used to cause this phenomenon.

The invention was the magical Levicorpus, created to create this phenomenon.

It consumes only 0.01 units of magic power.

That's the magic of magic.

Create miracles with minimal magic.

Just like Ryan can now do anything through the very nature of magic, 'I Reckon'

But if it is mediated by a spell,

Expand it to be versatile.

That would be much simpler.

Simply being erudite and proficient in all spells can also be considered a kind of omnipotence.

Moreover, the entry barrier is lower.

The first type, "I Reckon," can only be achieved by the best among level 7 ancient wizards/gods.

Through incantations, one can expand their abilities to all-encompassing fields of expertise, something only a level 6 Demigod Wizard who is very close to the realm of gods can covet.

Finally, an ordinary wizard will suffice.

All wizards can achieve this—provided they are knowledgeable and skilled in its application.

After all, reaching level 6 or 7 is quite difficult.

It's much more difficult than memorizing all the spells, mastering them one by one over time, and creating a personal framework to categorize them.

Kate struggled in mid-air, babbling incoherently.

Seeing that Ryan ignored her.

It turned into a dark shadow, then reappeared in Ryan's arms in its original form.

"What's so interesting about this?" Kate pouted. "Where did this cheap, low-quality newspaper come from?"

Ryan stretched his neck.

Holding up his copy of "The Eyes of the Future," he said, "Its sales are pretty good."

In the current development of audiovisual media such as television, it is considered one of the more resilient types of traditional print media.

Our Skywalker Alchemy Workshop had absolutely no impact on its sales.

"Let me see." Kate then appeared above Ryan's head again through shadow transformation.

She's even smaller now.

But judging from the snow-white wings on her back, she must have borrowed the shadow of some Fairies.

However, it was not completely covered, thus retaining its own distinctive features.

Kate's ability to borrow shadow magic isn't limited to humans and wizards; it can also work on humanoid beings.

"This?

People actually subscribe to this?

"I've never heard of that before." Kate was startled back to reality.

He slid down from Ryan's head.

Finally, it clung to Ryan's neck like a koala.

"Clearly, you are not its target customer."

To a normal person, its newspapers are nothing but nonsense.

"So how does it find its target customers?" Kate asked, referring to the target customers.

Raise both hands,

The other fingers rest against the palm.

The index and middle fingers are bent.

Make a double quotation mark gesture.

However, this also prevented Kate from continuing to hang around Ryan's neck.

Instead, he slid down onto the sofa where Ryan was sitting.

"That's easy."

The marketing model is so simple it's almost laughable.

The kind of thing that a normal person would ignore.

And readers who are attracted to this model,

Not to mention its nonsensical ramblings.

Moreover, there's a saying that goes, "Birds of a feather flock together."

"If you take down one idiot, other idiots will flock to your friends' side too?"

"That's one way to understand it. But isn't it a bit impolite of you, you idiot?"

"Anyone who believes this is a fool?"

"It just goes to show that they are easily fooled."

"Isn't this the same thing?"

"Yeah?"

This debate about the idiot ended in a fight.

Even after the battle, Ryan was still shaken.

Excluding Nagini, a physical attack warrior, Phoebe, a magic attack mage.

He then encountered the ever-changing mutant— Mystique Kate.

If you didn't know better, you'd think Ryan had traveled back in time to the X-Men.

She always manages to transform into something else, something exciting, halfway through a battle.

Inflict a devastating psychological attack on Ryan.

That's really something!

Physics, magic, mind.

Now we have everything.

I wonder what fields Hermione and Luna will pursue next.

I just hope they can be like Penelope.

Just be a regular witch in this respect.

Amen!