Simodox mages at Hogwarts

The sight before him stunned Rai.

What drives the Hogwarts Express is not machinery or magic, but a combination of strange magic arrays.

In the very middle of the locomotive is a large boiler.

Surrounded by bags of coal.

The boiler is engraved with a series of magic array patterns.

The magic guide arrays are connected through each magic guide array or mechanically.

Finally, a complete power transmission system is formed at the channel wheel.

Ley said to Mr. Filch: "Mr. Filch, I should be able to fix this train, but I need tools and I have to go back to my baggage to get them."

Filch snorted dissatisfied and said: "Kid, you're done. If you don't know how to fix it, you can't fix it. Why are you pretending? I'll write a letter to Dumbledore right now. You just wait to be expelled."

In Filch's opinion, it was obviously impossible for an eleven-year-old boy to repair something that even Dumbledore couldn't repair.

The other party said he was going to get tools, which was obviously an opportunity to escape.

Lye ignored Mr. Filch and walked out.

It would only be a waste of time to continue arguing with Mr. Filch.

He ran to his car, pushed the box, and walked in again.

Filch was already writing a letter at this time, apparently listing all the "crimes" of Ley on the train. When he saw Ley come in, he was a little surprised. He didn't expect that this little kid would dare to come back.

He saw Rai taking out a pen and paper, writing something quickly on it, and standing up from time to time to look at this and that.

Seeing such unexplained behavior, Filch sneered.

"I don't even know how to use a magic wand, but I just want to fix the train. Haha, what a joke."

Rai ignored Filch and allowed him to say all kinds of mocking words.

Rai discovered that these magic guide arrays are relatively basic magic guide arrays, or some linear magic guide arrays, and there are no multi-faceted magic guide arrays. Therefore, although these magic guide formations are very complicated, he still has a certain degree of confidence. Fix it.

Then he discovered that these magic guide arrays seemed to be somewhat different from those on Simodak.

It strangely adds a lot of unnecessary parts, which makes the magic array seem very complicated.

And these magic guides are completely unstructured and extremely rigid.

Many of them are carved out of a mold, with regular outlines.

This greatly reduces the accuracy and efficiency of the magic array.

What Rai needs to do at this time is to delete and optimize these magic guide arrays.

After about 5 minutes, Rai discovered something extremely wrong.

According to the operation of the several magic guide arrays there, it is impossible for the train to move.

He guessed that this should be the place where he dropped and destroyed his lightning potion bottle.

At this point, Ley has completed the inspection work. As long as certain repairs are made, the train can resume operation.

However, he didn't want to do that, he wanted to optimize the entire power system.

Following the train of thought just now, Rai analyzed and optimized the entire series of magic arrays.

It took him about an hour in total

Mr. Filch had long since lost his patience with looking at the train that Laois was clearly unable to repair. After writing the letter, he had gone for a few walks.

The students on the platform were noisy.

Some chatted and some played chess.

The platform turned into a noisy "vegetable market".

But Ley didn't know anything about it. He had already taken out his tools and was ready to start work.

Mr. Filch had just returned from a walk on the platform when he saw Ley using a carving knife to erase one of those lines that he knew how to operate but did not understand the principle.

He took a closer look and immediately yelled: "Idiot, that's where I used my hands to operate. How did you remove it, do you understand?"

Lye turned a deaf ear to Mr. Filch's questioning.

Of course he knew that this was supposed to be a place that required manual operation.

However, there are many places that originally require manual operations, and the operations are very complicated.

In Ley's new design, there are only three control parts: starting, shifting, and braking.

Very concise and clear.

Seeing that Ley turned a deaf ear, Filch muttered in a low voice: "Okay, OK." He looked back and recorded on a piece of paper Ley's new "crime" of damaging the front of the car.

He laughed sinisterly. The more damage Ley caused to the front of the car, the greater the possibility of firing him.

No matter what he wants today, he will expel this student and make those disobedient students afraid of him.

As the carving progressed, beads of sweat gradually appeared on Rai's forehead.

The knowledge of Simodak is not omnipotent. They can help Rai design the magic array, but they cannot help Rai carve the magic array.

This is something that can only be accomplished after a lot of practice.

In some places, the operational requirements for Lai are very high.

Think about it, with the magic array and sophisticated machinery that takes up most of the front of the car, it is no less difficult to improve it than to take apart a car and put it back together again.

Of course, the workload may be less than disassembling a car, but the precision is far beyond.

At this moment, Ley seemed to be performing a high-precision surgical operation on the front of the car. If there was a slight deviation, the patient might bleed to death.

The sweat on his forehead dripped into his eyes, and his hands were trembling slightly.

After nearly 10 minutes of high-intensity operation, Kamrai was exhausted.

However, he can't rest.

Because these parts and the magic array form a complex small whole.

And Ley has to work until at least one of the whole parts is completed before he can rest.

Otherwise, the whole may fall apart like an avalanche.

In this way, all his previous efforts will be in vain.

At that time, what is in front of you may not be an entire mechanical device that needs to be repaired or optimized, but a pool of metal parts scattered on the ground, and a few chaotic magic arrays.

This is equivalent to reassembling the entire locomotive's power system.

Although, Rai believed that he could independently design the magic guide array part of the complete power system, and could independently draw the magic guide array.

However, in terms of mechanical design and assembly, he knew very well that he did not have the ability to assemble the front end of the car completely from scratch.

Being able to carefully improve the original mechanical foundation of the front of the car is already his limit.

Therefore, at this moment, even a small oversight means irreversible failure.

Under such pressure, I worked for another five or six minutes.

The first small overall optimization work is finally coming to an end.

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