svetikya Chapter 69 Ron's Safety
Chapter 69 Ron's Safety
Chapter 69 Ron's Safety
Ryan explained his idea of creating a magical AI to Dumbledore.
After describing his design ideas, he asked Dumbledore if there were any areas where these ideas could be improved.
After all, this alchemical approach is just a new application of alchemy; it's not particularly profound, but rather a clever combination of techniques.
As one of the world's top two alchemists, Dumbledore was naturally able to quickly understand and offer insightful guidance.
"What an ingenious idea! To think of applying the technique of imbuing magical paintings with consciousness to alchemical creations, giving them a degree of self-awareness!"
"Throughout history, alchemical masters may have conceived of creating intelligent beings, but absolutely no one has ever crafted an alchemical device capable of autonomously producing items!"
As Dumbledore spoke, his long fingers tapping the table, "Your thinking always manages to surprise me. Ryan, even if your magical talent isn't outstanding, your mind can turn the mundane into the magical."
The main point is to stand on the shoulders of giants. Ryan is not arrogant. Although this is a way of thinking that Ryan Willt was born with, it was not formed naturally, but acquired through long-term exposure and is not something to be proud of.
"Ryan, when do you plan to forge these alchemical devices?"
"Tonight, while Vio and the others are in solitary confinement, let's do an experiment together. First, forge a component, then see how it goes," Ryan replied. "Perfect timing, I'd also like to talk to them."
"them?
?
"To be precise, it was Mr. Ron Weasley," Lane said. "I don't believe you didn't notice Ron's unusual behavior that night. But you didn't talk to him at all."
"Oh, Lane, you can't think like that. I care a lot about my students." Dumbledore smiled. "I've been keeping a close eye on this youngest Mr. Weasley these days."
"I was just worried about Mr. Weasley's safety, so I haven't done anything that might provoke Voldemort."
Ryan: "Harry is his friend, Percy, George, and Fred are his brothers, and they are close to Ron. I can't let a potential Voldemort threaten them."
"Even if this endangers Ron?" Dumbledore asked without any emotion.
"Please forgive my arrogance, Headmaster. The most important person Harry met after entering the wizarding world, the one who guided him on his path and gave him confidence, was me," Lane said earnestly.
"George and Fred have often run into me during my nighttime walks since they started school, and I've given them a lot of guidance and help. They trust me completely."
"As for Percy, before the first gathering of the Adventurers' Club, he always wanted to surpass me in a certain field. He had been unilaterally defeated for so long, which led to a deep bond between us. You could say that Percy might not listen to what Mr. Arthur Weasley says, but he will definitely consider what I say seriously."
He said, "Headmaster, these people are my friends, so naturally I have to make sure they're safe. As for Ron, I haven't formed a friendship with him. But for Harry and the others' sake, I will do my best to protect Ron, and I won't abandon him unless absolutely necessary."
Dumbledore's expression was a mixture of helplessness and relief.
Ryan was just telling the truth, and he wasn't worried about Ron's safety at all.
Because Dumbledore had already noticed Ron's unusual behavior that night. He didn't pressure the young wizard or provoke Voldemort, but that didn't mean that as the headmaster of Hogwarts, he would do nothing and let the young wizard be in danger.
Ron definitely has some kind of security measure left by Dumbledore on him or around him that can help him protect himself from danger!
"The principal has always liked to discover and guide the students' human strengths, hasn't he?" he said. "He often stays behind the scenes, hoping to see the young wizards find the courage to overcome hardship."
Now, this is the prelude to a young wizard gaining courage and thus defeating the Outer Demons. Headmaster, won't you tell me your plans? I'd like to help you complete this play called "Young Ron's Trial of Courage."
"There are very few things that can be hidden from you," Dumbledore said. "I placed a protection on Ron, a protection that Voldemort could not detect."
Ryan: "Because Voldemort is now barely clinging to life? And his magical abilities are far inferior to what they used to be?"
"That's not the case. Even now, Voldemort's perception of magic remains sharp. For example, when he manipulated Quirrell to go to the Room of Requirement, he was able to detect the monitoring methods that Philius and I left behind."
Dumbledore could see that Lane was confused, and explained, "It's the magic of love. This is a power that Voldemort could never understand or discover."
Oh no, the principal has found another opportunity to steer the conversation toward the magic of "love," and he's about to start brainwashing... Ryan hurriedly made a pause gesture.
Besides the fact that it's love magic, the most important thing is that you are Dumbledore... He thought to himself, the Weasleys must have been full of love for Ron, but could they say that they used "love" to cast a spell that even Voldemort couldn't detect?
Even if Voldemort was born lacking in love, this was still impossible.
So he said, "Headmaster, let's postpone discussing the magic of 'love.' Let's talk about how to perform tonight's play, how to give Mr. Ron the courage to safely drive away Voldemort."
Educating students is not easy; Dumbledore often sighed.
Despite his sigh, he roughly explained the mechanism of the "love" magic he used on Ron.
"So, what if Mr. Ron suddenly discovers that he's a Weasley, not Voldemort's lackey? That he has a brother, friends, and he has to fight Voldemort for their safety? Once he has this thought, it will harm Voldemort?" Ryan was extremely surprised.
It now appears that Dumbledore, in addition to Transfiguration and alchemy, has also conducted in-depth research into the field of "love magic."
Unfortunately, he was a lonely, widowed old man... Of course, he only dared to think about such a terrible idea; he couldn't let it slip.
"Professor Quirrell's words now seem about 70% credible. Voldemort is likely in a weakened state of being a wandering ghost for a long time, and Ron's actions against him at this time might..."
Ryan observed Dumbledore's aged face for any clues, but seeing no joy on Dumbledore's face, he immediately understood: Dumbledore did not believe that such trauma would make Voldemort fall asleep so easily.
This suggests that Voldemort is getting old and his sleep quality is poor... He speculated maliciously, when he heard Dumbledore say something suggestive: "It has nothing to do with Voldemort's methods of survival."
"He wasn't even truly alive, so how could he possibly die?"