Connor's Hogwarts

"What are you looking at? Don't you believe me? Everything I say is true." Nicoléme was very uncomfortable with this strange look.

Dumbledore coughed tactically and said: "Nico, do you mean that as long as there are angels, you can create the Philosopher's Stone?"

"Of course," Nico nodded, "But this is impossible. Angels have been extinct for more than 500 years. The church can no longer create angels. The magic stone can no longer be refined. You should give up."

But you don’t know that we really have angels! Connor’s mood is complicated. This is really a twist. Unexpectedly, after going around and around, he finally returned to the angel. He can now understand to some extent that the church came out in droves last year, regardless of the wizarding law. The reason for attacking Hogwarts...

But Artoria didn't seem to be an angel in the true sense, and she didn't know whether it would work or not. It would be embarrassing if it didn't work. Thinking of this, Connor asked: "Mr. Flamel, may I ask...why?" Refining the magic stone requires the power of angels."

Nico looked at Dumbledore who seemed to be in a better mood again and said, "Have you ever learned alchemy, Connor?"

Dumbledore smiled and said, "You know that Hogwarts only teaches potions, not alchemy."

"You should change the curriculum quickly. Alchemy is the real magic. A wizard who is not a good alchemist is not a good magician." Nico shook his head and criticized the teaching system of Hogwarts, "Well, Connor Children, do you know what alchemy is?”

Connor nodded hesitantly: "Well... I know a little bit about it... Alchemy is magic that can completely and permanently transform one substance into another substance."

"Well, that's right," Nico nodded and said, "Alchemy is a magic that can create miracles, but alchemy can't transform everything... For example, the most classic alchemy transforms inferior metals into Regarding precious metals, we can turn copper into gold and mercury into gold, but we cannot turn soil into gold or water into mercury..."

"I wonder if you know the periodic table of elements"

"..." Connor was stunned with his mouth slightly open, almost thinking that he had entered the wrong set. He carefully looked at the two old faces in front of him several times to make sure that he was not in a dream, and then accepted that he had just I heard the term periodic table of elements...

"This... I've heard a little about it... but it's not Muggle..."

"That's right." Nicolas Flamel clapped his hands happily: "That is indeed something discovered by Muggles, but it is very inspiring to my alchemy. It seems that Connor, you are very discerning and you actually pay attention to Muggles. The research results of melon..."

"..." Ashamed, I have learned magic for so many years, and my scientific knowledge has almost been given to the teacher. No one told me that learning magic also requires understanding science. Connor felt that he had been a little stimulated in the past two days. Too much... people become a little numb...

"...Then you must also know that copper and gold are of the same family, and gold and mercury are in the same period and adjacent. I found that the closer elements are on the periodic table, the easier it is to transform them through alchemy..." The more Nico talked, the more excited he became, as happy as if he had finally found a friend to play with. You must know that even Dumbledore has never paid attention to Muggle scientific research...

And Connor couldn't understand it when Nico said the third sentence. After all, what this person said completely shattered Connor's view of science and magic. The knowledge structure was not reconstructed in time, and was directly ignored by Nico. Feeling dizzy, Connor had to stop this violent behavior: "Wait a minute... Mr. Flamel, does what you are talking about have anything to do with the Philosopher's Stone?"

"Of course it does matter..." Nico smacked his lips, "You know the magic stone stores nearly infinite magic power, right?"

"Yes."

"Then have you noticed that this kind of magic is different from ordinary magic?"

"Of course..." Connor looked at Dumbledore and found that he was also listening with interest, "We can't make good use of this magic..."

"Yes, yes, this is the interesting part. This kind of magic is paradoxical to the magic in our bodies. They are similar in nature but different at the same time. I couldn't explain this phenomenon before, but in the past 100 years, I have learned from Ma The scientific community of melon has found a way to explain this phenomenon..."

Nico opened his hands with some excitement: "They call it allotropy. It's hard for you to imagine that graphite and diamond are the same material. The discovery of Muggles has solved my long-standing doubts. It's hard to imagine that they even have magic." No, how did you research these? If it weren't for the fact that I couldn't reveal my identity, I would definitely be staying in their research institute now..."

"..." Please, please don't refresh my three views. Am I really in the magical world? Is what I learned really magic? Is there something wrong with the way I open it? Connor fell into it. In the midst of deep self-doubt...

"Ahem..." Dumbledore coughed to cover up the fact that he actually didn't understand, "Um...Nico, I'm off topic, I'm off topic, let's go back to the Sorcerer's Stone..."

Nico gets a little excited when he talks about alchemy. After all, he has been studying this alone for too long... "So, the magic power produced by the magic stone can be regarded as an allotrope or isomer of magic power. , because I haven't been able to confirm whether magic power is an... element. Of course, I prefer the former. Oh, this element is different from the four elements mentioned by our wizards. Well, Connor, you understand. ..."

"..." Connor's outlook on life is being reshaped...

"We just said that the alchemical changes between two elements that are similar on the periodic table of elements will be easier..."

Yes, everything you said is right. I'm just curious about why a nuclear explosion didn't happen after you've been practicing alchemy for so many years... Connor was in a trance...

"And when performing this kind of alchemy of elemental transformation, sometimes very huge energy will burst out. This is why alchemy is sometimes very dangerous..."

Oh, so you also know that there will be huge energy, hahaha, Einstein's coffin board seems to be able to hold it down... Connor's mind is already in a state of panic...

"But there is something that can perfectly contain the energy explosion and make all alchemy more stable. This thing is Azoth, which is known as the universal elixir in our alchemy world."

Oh, oh, I understand, catalysts and stuff, right, haha, it's just high school chemistry, but that's it... Connor looks like he's almost broken...

"Azot, the panacea that makes all wishes come true. We alchemists believe that this is the flowing soul that exists in any substance in the world. It makes the conversion between substances easy. Nowadays, anyone who can truly transform inferior metals into The precious metal alchemist family has some skills in refining Azote..."

"Azot has a very important position in the alchemy world. This is also the top secret in the alchemy world. The refining methods are tightly hidden by the major families and are never easily revealed to others."

Dumbledore interjected: "That's right, although I'm also an alchemist, I don't know how to refine Azot. This is the only knowledge Nicole refuses to share with me."

Nico spread his hands: "Once the method of refining Azote is made public, the situation of alchemists will become very bad... I'm sorry Albus, I really can't teach you this."

Dumbledore frowned, but didn't say much. He had also pursued the ultimate in alchemy, but the alchemy world was closed beyond imagination. His achievements were almost as high as those of a wizard from a non-alchemist family. ..

"So, what does this have to do with the Sorcerer's Stone?" Connor has almost accepted the reality. Thinking about it carefully, there are not many barriers between magic and science in this world. This is a good thing. He should be happy. He is thinking So I accepted it.

"Don't worry...I've just said it..." Nico moved his fingers, and his tone gradually became deeper: "In the past, the refining of Azote was very, very difficult, and alchemists were very cheap when using it. Of course... very few people use Azote in large quantities..."

"At that time, I had a very bold idea. What would happen if I used Azote not as a catalyst, but as a raw material? Azote allows us to turn base metals into precious metals, making Matter can be sublimated. So if I use Azot as a raw material, can I turn cheap Azot into expensive Azot?"

"..." To be honest, Connor didn't quite understand, but he probably knew that this man had an idea of ​​committing suicide, and then... he took action.

"You mean...the Philosopher's Stone is the result of your refining with Azote." Dumbledore grabbed Hua Dian.

Nico glanced at Dumbledore and said, "Yes, I succeeded. I succeeded in refining Azote into another material with infinite magic power and infinite energy."

Well, well, it turns out that this is it. Nicoléme, the most powerful alchemist, refined Azote, the sacred object in the alchemy world, into the super sacred object, the Philosopher's Stone. I see, it's so simple...what a ghost

"So...the angel you're talking about"

Nico raised a finger and said something shocking: "The angel is actually Azote."

The writing is a bit messy, I will post it first and then revise it.