The Alchemist of Harry Potter

Albert was sitting in the corner of the library, dragging his chin in one hand, casually flipping through the catalogue orders in Fengya's wizard clothing store, trying to choose a suitable Christmas gift.

Originally, he planned to create an amulet for Nia himself, but after reading several books on alchemy, he temporarily dispelled this idea.

Albert found his original idea to be unrealistic. Although wizards can cast spells on items to give them some magical properties, the magic on items usually doesn't last long and disappears over time.

In Albert's opinion, it would make more sense to buy a scarf for Nia than to make an amulet that would soon expire as a birthday present.

Creating a powerful and durable magic item is never easy.

First of all, you need to use some items that carry magic power as raw materials, and in the entire manufacturing process, you also need to cast spells on those raw materials to manufacture. After the work is completed, there is also a process of casting a spell on the finished product. Whether the caster is strong enough and whether the use of magic is skillful will determine whether the magic item is strong enough and durable.

In ancient times, wizards would also engrave runes on magic items to further enhance the effects of magic. However, there are very few wizards who can do this today, and those ancient skills that have remained are mostly lost.

Using this complex and tedious process, the result is often a powerful and long-lasting magical item.

Of course, there are places called alchemical items.

To be honest, the British wizarding world doesn't pay much attention to alchemy.

The concept of alchemy originally originated from the area of ​​ancient Greece and ancient Egypt, and was introduced to Western Europe in the 12th century.

Early wizards had a very vague concept of alchemy, and didn't even know what it was.

Albert had read the famous "Cuiyu Lu" in ancient Egypt in the library, but he didn't understand the meaning above. The first sentence of the book was translated as:

As it is above, as it is below; thus fulfill the miracle of the One.

The second sentence is: All things are originally the One, created from the One through differentiation...

After forcibly reading it and remembering it, Albert put the "Jade Jade Records" together and put it back on the bookshelf. Old books are usually full of complex and esoteric concepts,

It's hard to understand.

Albert's only understanding after reading the two sentences of "Jade Jade Record" is, is he talking about the universe or something? He really didn't think about the meaning of the book. Maybe, one day he learned alchemy, maybe he would suddenly have an epiphany?

Anyway, early alchemy involved multiple fields.

What is the mystery of exploring magic, the form of matter, and early cosmology, anyway, a bunch of things are integrated into alchemy theory.

Later alchemists were obsessed with smelting metals, which is why some metalsmiths were crowned as so-and-so alchemists in later generations, although they might have preferred to call themselves metal craftsmen.

After centuries of development, alchemy has laid the foundation for the transformation of matter after the study of great alchemists such as Albert, Thomas von Aquinas, Roger Bacon, Arnold von Willanova, etc. concept,

Raymonds Luhrer even put forward the hypothesis of the Philosopher's Stone, which is the Philosopher's Stone, based on the theory of "understanding, decomposing, and reconstructing".

This assumption was completed by Nicole Mailer,

Through the Philosopher's Stone, that is, the Magic Stone, the earlier idea of ​​completing transformation by adding "seeds" to "transformation" was realized, and the elixir of immortality was successfully produced, and any metal could be turned into pure gold.

Nicole Mailer, who created the Philosopher's Stone, is also regarded as the ancestor of European alchemy, standing on the peak of alchemy and looking down on all alchemists.

However, after the continuation of the ages, the concept of material transformation finally favored potions.

Although metal craftsmen are also crowned with the title of alchemists, however, these people obviously do not have that kind of self-awareness, and the branch of alchemy falls on mysticism.

Making magical items is what metal craftsmen often do. They are good at using magic to process metals and create some magical props with magical powers.

Goblins are the best among them. They are good at sterling silver products made of goblin magic, which is similar to mithril in the magical world in this world.

However, after a few years, the goblin forging sterling silver technology was also lost, and only a small number of goblin craftsmen could forge goblin iron.

After the profession of metal craftsman gradually disappeared, alchemy completely moved closer to the occult. However, most alchemists did not admit that those items that had undergone simple spell casting could be called alchemical items.

However, some guys call themselves alchemy now, and the book "Simple Alchemy" that Albert once read is one of them.

After gaining a deeper understanding of alchemy, Albert has a new reply to making amulets. He needs to find a bunch of magical materials with protective meaning, and put them together to make amulets. The amulets produced in this way will greatly strengthen the protective magic that Albert finally releases on the amulets.

For example, the magic protector tree or yew tree, the garnet known as the stone of life and the amulet stone... The use of EIHWAZ, which symbolizes protection and defense in runes, and other runes The use of runes in combination can strengthen the protective power of the amulet.

Unfortunately, although the idea is very bad, the reality is cruel. Albert needs more knowledge to help him complete this structure, and he himself has basically no understanding of Rune, which is ancient Rune.

The records of ancient rune are more about interpretation and understanding, rather than involving deeper things. Maybe, Dumbledore has studied these things, but there are very few wizards who really know how to use them. not enough.

Albert put the idea of ​​making the amulet as a gift to the back of his mind, in fact, he already had a more suitable choice, and he was almost done.

A Gryphon symbolizing Gryffindor.

This was Albert's inspiration while practicing basic movement magic, using wood, gear and magic to create a moving griffin.

What got him to do it was the model of the dragon on the goblet of fire, a model waving at scale.

That's right, since he acquired a few levels of economics-related skills, various tricks began to appear in Albert's mind, such as the idea of ​​selling models of various magical creatures in the future, maybe he could make a lot of money.

After all, he could find someone to work with, start a company or something, and invest and provide the technology himself.

In order to carve the Griffin, Albert went to the spiral staircase in the principal's office on the third floor, observed a Griffin statue for a long time, and took several photos from all aspects and angles.

He also upgraded his carving skills by one level, and used the wood of the protector tree provided by Hagrid to piece together a griffin. Basic movement magic can even make it flap its wings. As for whether it can fly, of course, it is currently impossible.

As for the future, Albert believes he can do it and perfect it. After all, he has a panel, how could he not be confident!

As for who to find to cooperate, Albert even has a candidate, such as a hapless person who was crowded out.

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