ALL NOVEL Alchemy Black Technology at Hogwarts
Chapter 164
Chapter 164
"Surnames are meaningless to centaur. We centaurs don't attach so much importance to the continuation of our name as wizards do. When you say this, you seem to separate yourself from wizards. I hope you don't Take me a little offence, I just rarely hear wizards say that."
A look of surprise appeared on Firenze's face.
"I just think Muggle is a somewhat...inappropriate title."
William was not offended.
Because no matter how much wizards emphasize that "Muggle" is actually just a neutral word used to distinguish wizards from ordinary people, rather than a mudblood, which is obviously a slanderous name, it can't change the meaning of the word "muggle". original intention.
Its original meaning recorded in the Oxford Dictionary is "stupid person".
The title "Muggle" is a reflection of wizards' complacency about their own specialness, rather than a "neutral" title. Those who possess magic are superior and claim to be "wisdom", while those who are different from them become "wisdom". madness".
In the eyes of William, who was a Muggle, in a sense, this word is more insulting than "Mud Blood (Mud Blood)".
"I believe that even if you didn't save the horseman that night, just relying on what you just said is enough for us to treat you as a horseman."
After hearing William's detailed explanation, Firenze blinked and said softly.
"But the answer to your question, I can only say with regret: that is impossible."
Firenze sighed regretfully.
"Why is that? You have also admitted me, and I am still a wizard."
William questioned him suspiciously.
"It's not that simple, you are a special case, the only one since the centaur lived in this forest for a very long time - you are not a centaur, but you want to be a centaur, you have to have a relationship with the centaur first A common faith. You have to believe in the omens that the stars move, as we do."
Firenze explained carefully, as if worried that William would be angry.
"The common faith believes in the stars."
William quietly wrote it down.
"Secondly, you have to recognize and accept our way of life, not... you know."
Firenze pointed to the wizard robe and wand on William.
"Lifestyle. Exactly."
William carefully considered Firenze's words.
"And the most important point is that even if the Mr. Anderson you mentioned has done these things, he still needs to be recognized by the horse people-although I don't want to sound hurtful, but in this regard, the horse people will always Seems a bit...stubborn."
Firenze kicked hard on a small stone blocking the way as if venting, it flew up and disappeared into the dark forest.
"The centaur's admission."
William nodded.
"I regret that."
"Thank you."
Firenze and William spoke almost simultaneously.
The centaur looked at the excited expression on William's face in astonishment - Firenze's heart began to become confused, and he repeatedly recalled what he said just now, but he couldn't figure out why William would show such an expression on his face. Emoticons come.
What Firenze was thinking about was how to make Mr. Anderson a real centaur, but what William wanted to know was what kind of packaging he could use to make the Ministry of Magic think that Mr. Anderson was a real centaur.
There is a world of difference in this.
An immature but very feasible plan is brewing in William's mind.
"The first is the question of faith. Mr. Anderson is a devout Christian. He will not mind learning about the views of the modernists. This is not a problem. Then there is the way of life. Mr. Anderson will not refuse the occasional outing, hunting and picnic?"
The former can be achieved by asking Mr. Anderson to show Christians' "flexible religious views", write astrological materials, and express his own views, while the latter can show various tools he "handmade" and "built with his own hands." " camp.
Mr. Anderson is a shy man who is too shy to show his face in pictures.
William was thinking about how to solve the third point.
Horseman's approval.
"If I want Bane to recognize Mr. Anderson as a centaur, his more likely choice will be to stab me with a spear. This is definitely unrealistic. But... what if I change my thinking ?”
William had a brilliant idea.
"I can ask the horsemen to jointly write a letter to recognize that I am a horseman. Although they will feel a little disgusted, because I am a wizard, they will also respect the regulations of the Ministry of Magic, so that I am equivalent to being in the Ministry of Magic. With the record of the 'magical creature' centaur."
In a sense, William has dug himself into it.
"Then I will create a tribe of centaurs. I can't be a lonely centaur. I want to live with other centaurs in the Forbidden Forest. Socialize, right? So I want the Ministry of Magic to recognize their identities."
William's best centaur companion is called Mr. Anderson, no, it's called Anderson, and his second best centaur companion is called
It seemed outrageous to do so, because William wanted to classify a Muggle as a Ministry of Magic-certified XXXX magical creature, but even more outrageous, William was convinced that this would work.
Certification by the Ministry of Magic has always been one-sided.
It doesn't even need a centaur to be a centaur to be a centaur!
Because as long as the Ministry of Magic thinks that a centaur is a centaur, it can issue a certificate to prove their identity to them-although there have never been many magical creatures in history who have bothered to pay attention to this kind of certificate. This dismissive.
Horses are people too.
In a sense, the Ministry of Magic would even welcome William to register himself as a "horseman", because this can be regarded as an important breakthrough in their "naturalization" work.Even if it is simply to disgust the group of horsemen who have always dismissed the rules of the Ministry of Magic, after receiving the joint letter from the horsemen, the Ministry of Magic will happily respect their opinions.
Of course, if William's little method is carefully checked, there will naturally be many flaws, but who made it happen that he happened to be in the honeymoon period with Lucius Malfoy, a good friend of the Minister of Magic, Mr. Fudge?
If William packs the materials well enough and gets the "acquiescence" from the Ministry of Magic, it won't be long before Anderson, an ordinary person, can become a XXXX-level magical creature centaur recognized by the Ministry of Magic and enjoy all the benefits The rights of intelligent magical beings - like goblins.
Mr. Anderson was a Centaur then, except he wasn't a Centaur!
(End of this chapter)
"Surnames are meaningless to centaur. We centaurs don't attach so much importance to the continuation of our name as wizards do. When you say this, you seem to separate yourself from wizards. I hope you don't Take me a little offence, I just rarely hear wizards say that."
A look of surprise appeared on Firenze's face.
"I just think Muggle is a somewhat...inappropriate title."
William was not offended.
Because no matter how much wizards emphasize that "Muggle" is actually just a neutral word used to distinguish wizards from ordinary people, rather than a mudblood, which is obviously a slanderous name, it can't change the meaning of the word "muggle". original intention.
Its original meaning recorded in the Oxford Dictionary is "stupid person".
The title "Muggle" is a reflection of wizards' complacency about their own specialness, rather than a "neutral" title. Those who possess magic are superior and claim to be "wisdom", while those who are different from them become "wisdom". madness".
In the eyes of William, who was a Muggle, in a sense, this word is more insulting than "Mud Blood (Mud Blood)".
"I believe that even if you didn't save the horseman that night, just relying on what you just said is enough for us to treat you as a horseman."
After hearing William's detailed explanation, Firenze blinked and said softly.
"But the answer to your question, I can only say with regret: that is impossible."
Firenze sighed regretfully.
"Why is that? You have also admitted me, and I am still a wizard."
William questioned him suspiciously.
"It's not that simple, you are a special case, the only one since the centaur lived in this forest for a very long time - you are not a centaur, but you want to be a centaur, you have to have a relationship with the centaur first A common faith. You have to believe in the omens that the stars move, as we do."
Firenze explained carefully, as if worried that William would be angry.
"The common faith believes in the stars."
William quietly wrote it down.
"Secondly, you have to recognize and accept our way of life, not... you know."
Firenze pointed to the wizard robe and wand on William.
"Lifestyle. Exactly."
William carefully considered Firenze's words.
"And the most important point is that even if the Mr. Anderson you mentioned has done these things, he still needs to be recognized by the horse people-although I don't want to sound hurtful, but in this regard, the horse people will always Seems a bit...stubborn."
Firenze kicked hard on a small stone blocking the way as if venting, it flew up and disappeared into the dark forest.
"The centaur's admission."
William nodded.
"I regret that."
"Thank you."
Firenze and William spoke almost simultaneously.
The centaur looked at the excited expression on William's face in astonishment - Firenze's heart began to become confused, and he repeatedly recalled what he said just now, but he couldn't figure out why William would show such an expression on his face. Emoticons come.
What Firenze was thinking about was how to make Mr. Anderson a real centaur, but what William wanted to know was what kind of packaging he could use to make the Ministry of Magic think that Mr. Anderson was a real centaur.
There is a world of difference in this.
An immature but very feasible plan is brewing in William's mind.
"The first is the question of faith. Mr. Anderson is a devout Christian. He will not mind learning about the views of the modernists. This is not a problem. Then there is the way of life. Mr. Anderson will not refuse the occasional outing, hunting and picnic?"
The former can be achieved by asking Mr. Anderson to show Christians' "flexible religious views", write astrological materials, and express his own views, while the latter can show various tools he "handmade" and "built with his own hands." " camp.
Mr. Anderson is a shy man who is too shy to show his face in pictures.
William was thinking about how to solve the third point.
Horseman's approval.
"If I want Bane to recognize Mr. Anderson as a centaur, his more likely choice will be to stab me with a spear. This is definitely unrealistic. But... what if I change my thinking ?”
William had a brilliant idea.
"I can ask the horsemen to jointly write a letter to recognize that I am a horseman. Although they will feel a little disgusted, because I am a wizard, they will also respect the regulations of the Ministry of Magic, so that I am equivalent to being in the Ministry of Magic. With the record of the 'magical creature' centaur."
In a sense, William has dug himself into it.
"Then I will create a tribe of centaurs. I can't be a lonely centaur. I want to live with other centaurs in the Forbidden Forest. Socialize, right? So I want the Ministry of Magic to recognize their identities."
William's best centaur companion is called Mr. Anderson, no, it's called Anderson, and his second best centaur companion is called
It seemed outrageous to do so, because William wanted to classify a Muggle as a Ministry of Magic-certified XXXX magical creature, but even more outrageous, William was convinced that this would work.
Certification by the Ministry of Magic has always been one-sided.
It doesn't even need a centaur to be a centaur to be a centaur!
Because as long as the Ministry of Magic thinks that a centaur is a centaur, it can issue a certificate to prove their identity to them-although there have never been many magical creatures in history who have bothered to pay attention to this kind of certificate. This dismissive.
Horses are people too.
In a sense, the Ministry of Magic would even welcome William to register himself as a "horseman", because this can be regarded as an important breakthrough in their "naturalization" work.Even if it is simply to disgust the group of horsemen who have always dismissed the rules of the Ministry of Magic, after receiving the joint letter from the horsemen, the Ministry of Magic will happily respect their opinions.
Of course, if William's little method is carefully checked, there will naturally be many flaws, but who made it happen that he happened to be in the honeymoon period with Lucius Malfoy, a good friend of the Minister of Magic, Mr. Fudge?
If William packs the materials well enough and gets the "acquiescence" from the Ministry of Magic, it won't be long before Anderson, an ordinary person, can become a XXXX-level magical creature centaur recognized by the Ministry of Magic and enjoy all the benefits The rights of intelligent magical beings - like goblins.
Mr. Anderson was a Centaur then, except he wasn't a Centaur!
(End of this chapter)
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