Chapter 618

The interior of the carriage looked only the size of a small room, but it was actually divided into several terrifyingly large rooms by the Undetectable Extension Charm.

Sean sometimes thinks that the Undetectable Extension Charm, which the Ministry of Magic has strict regulations on and is mainly supervised by the Office for the Detection and Confiscation of Counterfeit Defensive Spells and Protective Objects, seems to be just a small gadget in the cognition of powerful wizards.

Regulations, it seems, were not made for them.

Recalling the old Hufflepuff senior who used to run around with a suitcase containing Thunderbirds, Swooping Evils, Nundus, and Obscuruses, then the death penalty sentenced by the Magical Congress of the United States of America seemed understandable.

After all, this is not much different from carrying a nuclear bomb.

Without supervision, an Obscurus can truly destroy a city.

Under the sunset, they set off.

Sean could feel the seat vibrating, could hear the dragon's happy roaring sound, and could feel his Wizard's Book shaking slightly.

Bai Yi was jumping around excitedly on Sean's shoulder, and Tila was grabbing Sean's robe, not daring to let go.

"Taking off—"

Mr. Scamander's voice sounded in front of him.

The ground on both sides and the buildings in the clouds sank, and after a while, they couldn't be seen.

The carriage rose higher and higher; a few seconds later, the entire Ilvermorny castle was displayed below them, misty and slightly shining.

"We need to fly for a whole day."

Mr. Scamander explained to them softly.

"I understand!"

Sean's voice was a bit louder; he was afraid Mr. Scamander wouldn't hear.

"Sit tight!"

Mr. Scamander also shouted low, and then, they shot straight into the cotton-like clouds in the low altitude, and everything became dim and blurry.

"Isn't it interesting!"

Professor Tela's voice suddenly sounded; Sean looked left and right, and finally found the "professor" in a small mirror following a unique guidance.

"Truly sharp, my dear little Green."

The smaller Professor Tela smiled brilliantly in the small mirror,

"The modification design of the two-way mirror, my recent project—but it is not yet perfect, and the cost is very high."

Sean looked at the mirror curiously, and the small Professor Tela watched him silently with a smile.

"Can I learn..."

Sean was about to speak.

"Of course, my dear little Green, the inspiration for this creation comes from the 'telephone' concept you explained to me."

The small Professor Tela's serious face became kind and beautiful when she smiled,

"I will teach you everything I know."

Night, deepened.

A carriage pulled by dragons streaked across the ink-colored sky.

After Sean recorded the knowledge the professor taught today word for word, he solemnly started to reorganize and review.

Finishing all this, even Mr. Scamander fell asleep.

Sean had many thoughts in his head; the "mirror" currently only has a single line, and the cost is high; if he could find other suitable materials, reduce the cost, and increase the number of contacts, maybe he could really make a telephone for the wizarding world.

As for why not use a telephone directly—that's because Muggle creations always malfunction at Hogwarts.

After moving the modification plan to the top of the plan book, Sean naturally noticed the 【Ravenclaw's Diadem Mystery】 in the very center and at the very top.

This made Sean pause slightly.

The light in his eyes deepened.

Fog, rose up.

When it was hazy, the black cat jumped down from the "Children's Home" sign.

Its boundary had many more mist clusters; because these mist clusters would have a thread so thin it couldn't be seen connected to the black cat, the black cat simply called them yarn balls.

In this way, they could also be distinguished from those mist clusters of desire and temptation.

And the biggest one added inside is the yarn ball named Newt Scamander.

Now, the black cat watched this yarn ball float toward it, thought for a moment, and stretched out its paw.

Soon, Newt opened his eyes in the boundary.