Chapter 764: Hogwarts Learning Panel Chapter 328
She shook it hard, and Sean was shaken.
"Su Ya, let go of my dear disciple."
At this moment, a familiar voice came.
"Aunt Tela—"
Su Ya shrank her head in an instant, appearing very restrained.
"You are getting along well?"
Professor Tela smiled, but was dignified without being angry.
"I think so, Professor."
Sean said.
"Let's go, to the part that belongs to you."
Professor Tela turned around.
"Belongs to... the part that is mine?"
Sean was puzzled.
"Let Su Ya explain."
Professor Tela looked at the restrained witch.
Sean also tilted his head slightly; the young witch was still somewhat dazed.
Disciple... Aunt Tela just said disciple, right?
But Aunt Tela only had one disciple!
And it was a disciple found not long ago—wizard merchants hadn't teased her about this less in the past.
But later everyone tacitly shut up, because of the two additions to the Chocolate Frog cards within a short year.
In the alchemy world, the relationship between many masters and apprentices is natural: the apprentice inherits the teacher's honor and part of the wealth.
But for her teacher, this relationship underwent an extremely unlikely reversal:
Flora Olivia Tela, on the Chocolate Frog card, her honors include—
Guide to Hermes Trismegistus, the well-deserved teacher of sages.
"H-Her..."
Her lips trembled up and down.
Outside the alchemy world, wizards did not deeply realize the achievements of this future greatest wizard;
But in the alchemy world, she observed the dear Mr. Hermes, just like a tiny mayfly looking at the blue sky—she couldn't even understand the other's magical circuits, let alone those natural, exquisite, and complex alchemy rituals.
"I haven't heard that you have a language barrier, dear Su Ya?"
Professor Tela was still teasing at this time.
"Can you explain for me?"
After a while, when Miss Su Ya calmed down a bit, Sean said softly.
"Of course—"
Su Ya, who had come back to her senses, was startled.
So young, too young, oh no, he is juvenile; with a wizard so juvenile, who could fail to believe that he is about to change the entire Wizarding World?
"The alchemy world has always had ancient rules; the teacher's alchemy workshop will generally be inherited by the disciple. Only a part will be left to family descendants.
The reason for doing this is not complicated..."
Su Ya explained.
While they walked toward "Jupiter," they talked.
Sean easily figured out the key to this.
Admittedly, magic requires a certain amount of talent.
But magical branches like alchemy are still rare.
Even for Transfiguration, after a wizard has undergone suitable training and learning, they can at least learn the basics and slightly advanced parts.
For example, Harry and Ron, their Transfiguration is still quite good;
For another example, Justin, even though he didn't pay too much attention to Transfiguration learning, he was still in the upper reaches.
Returning to alchemy, it's completely different.
Wizards with talent can enter the alchemy world, and wizards with extremely high talent can learn some basics.
In other words, alchemy, if you don't have it, you don't have it.
Diligence and effort do not account for much in this magical branch.
Therefore, rather than handing the core of the alchemy workshop to family forces that might not even be able to maintain it, the vast majority of alchemists (specifically referring to accomplished alchemists) will choose to hand it over to their apprentices.
It is precisely because of this that the alchemy world attaches great importance to inheritance;
It is also because of this that Emerald Workshop always has Professor Tela's students visiting.
"A perfect alchemy workshop, and quite broad channels; even after I leave, it can save you precious time."
Professor Tela seemed to be in a good mood; she handed things like the land deed to Sean,
"This time, I'm afraid it's hard for me to help you check the magical contracts, but I used the Copying Spell to copy a few copies, and now I think they should appear on Minerva and Severus's desks."
Su Ya looked at those contracts with envy; she could also inherit a part, but as an alchemy apprentice here, she understood better than anyone.
Handing it to her would be a waste of heaven's gifts.
"Professor, this... is too precious."
Sean looked at the crystal dome, somewhat at a loss.
"Oh, my dear disciple, when will you know that I have already received a more precious gift?"
Professor Tela's eyebrows relaxed. ===== CHAPTER 765 =====
End of Chapter
