HP: The Root of Everything - The Magician

In the two weeks following the astronomy open class, many young wizards came to Teach Carr to ask him questions and questions about magic and celestial bodies. Teach answered these questions one by one according to the celestial content in his magic book.

At the same time, he was also absorbing all the questions raised by the young wizards to think in reverse.

Based on the results of the past two weeks, Teach felt... perhaps... there really is a possibility that the young wizards might be able to refine the celestial bodies into an array and draw a partial diagram, because some of the students had many wild ideas or flashes of inspiration.

Teach recorded his ideas for forming arrays from these potential nascent celestial bodies and then took them back to the Secret Magic Workshop to study with his apprentice Hermione.

With the Chamber of Secrets in place, the office in Hogwarts was left vacant, but Teach drew a two-way teleportation array in it to ensure that young wizards could find him when they came to ask him about magic.

Celestial magic is extremely difficult and I have no clue how to do it.

The magic book only contains written descriptions of knowledge about 'celestial bodies' and 'human bodies', and there is nothing about 'magic' or 'training formations'.

This is entirely the magician who wants to possess Him, creating his own discipline of celestial magic.

And so, with Teach Carr engrossed in his studies, the spring semester at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry came to an end.

That means Hermione's second year is over.

During the two-month vacation, Hermione will turn 13, and this year... Teach Carr will also turn 20.

Birthdays are unimportant to an adult like Teach, and even a bit of a waste of time, but Teach doesn't think that way about Hermione's birthday, who is still an underage disciple: "Childhood should have something worth remembering."

On the magic train, Hermione once again refused Harry and Ron, locking them out of the carriage.

Ron said indignantly, "Harry, look at that! Hermione, that heartless bastard, she's abandoned us now that she's with him."

Harry, seeing Ron's face flushed with anger, comforted him, "We all know Hermione, we know how brilliant and studious she is when it comes to knowledge, maybe... she and her teacher are studying in the carriage!"

After saying that, Harry led Ron, who wanted to go in and complain, to the Weasleys' carriage and sat down.

Harry was unhappy at this moment, not only because of Hermione's rejection of him and Ron, but more so because he didn't want to go 'home': [Home? How could that place be called home? It's just a place to live.]

[The home I could not escape until I became an adult].

For this reason, Harry Potter vehemently disliked every holiday at Hogwarts. That bitter, unpalatable "home" was something he didn't want to return to, even if it meant fighting Voldemort.

......

Inside the carriage, Teach closed his eyes to rest, while Hermione held a real-world astronomy book and read it intently.

She wanted to help her teacher and Teach Carr complete his celestial magic, even if only in a small way.

But celestial magic was completely baffling and difficult to understand even for a magician of 'priest' rank or higher. It was really a bit presumptuous for an apprentice magician like her to assume it.

But the intention was good. Teach, who was resting with his eyes closed, smiled slightly and did not stop Hermione from making the effort because it was impossible.

The magic train arrived at its destination within a day.

After getting off the bus, Hermione clung tightly to Teach's clothes and asked expectantly, "Teacher, would you like to come to my house for a visit this time?"

"Um...my birthday is in a month, and I'm thinking..."

Before Hermione could finish speaking, Teach smiled apologetically and said, "I'm sorry, little Hermione, I have something very important to do this holiday, so..."

Upon hearing this, Hermione's bright eyes quickly dimmed, and her small hand, which was clutching the hem of her clothes, fell limply to her side, her heart filled with despair.

Teach looked at his disciple, shook his head and smiled, then gently placed his hand on Hermione's head and said, "So... I'll try my best to come back on your birthday."

Upon hearing this, Hermione looked up in surprise, but her beloved and respected teacher, Teach Carr, had already vanished without a trace using Blink magic.

......

In the real world, a kilometer away from the station is a small aircraft company.

Teach Carl's arrival was met with a warm welcome from the company staff, but he didn't have time to waste on them. After giving them a small tip to send them away, Teach went to the airfield and found his expensive helicopter parked there.

The reason it was so expensive was that Teach had spent a lot of money to buy the plane before the start of the spring semester and ordered the aircraft company to modify the helicopter, demanding that all its features be replaced with the most advanced and top-of-the-line configuration.

Then he took out two boxes full of pounds, silencing the people at the airline.

Finally, Uncle Corey Bab stepped in and converted the helicopter into an armed helicopter, fully equipped with firearms and ammunition.

The best way to shut up is to kill someone to silence them, but this isn't a magical world, and killing people indiscriminately is illegal.

Teach Carr took the pilot's seat of the attack helicopter and then called Corey to inquire about March's situation and whether the two wizards who were ostensibly 'protecting' her had done anything out of line.

After Corey replied that everything was normal, Teach reassured everyone that everything was fine and started the helicopter.

Teach Carl's objective this time is to hunt dragons.

The 'Black Dragon' in the game "Hunting Fire Dragons".

The destination was the Hebrides.

Black dragons are a type of fire-breathing dragon native to the British magical world. Their habitat has not been destroyed by technological advancements in the real world, so they have not migrated. Protected by the Ministry of Magic, the entire archipelago inhabited by black dragons is enveloped by a vast Muggle Dispel Charm.

The fire dragon reserve in Romania is not in the UK and is too far away, so Titch has no plans to go there for the time being. Therefore, he can only set his sights on the Hebrides in the UK.

When Teach was searching for the magical world at the beginning of the story, he flew over the archipelago in a spiral civilian aircraft. As for why he didn't find any dragons, it was naturally because he was unlucky and didn't break the Muggle Dispel Charm.

Because the attack helicopter has been upgraded to the highest level by the aircraft company, it is relatively fast.

Eight hours later, Teach flew from London to the archipelago and landed on Islay in the evening.

The island of Isle is home to more than three thousand people, including the Auror wizards of the Ministry of Magic who protect the black dragons in this small island region.

When hunting a black dragon, Teach won't act blindly, because he doesn't know where the black dragon's lair is or what its range is.

Therefore, it is extremely important to extract information from these Auror wizards.