The Little Superman of Hogwarts

Another month or so passed. The work in this mine was very easy. Being in prison was even more comfortable than working in a 996 black-hearted factory.

Keli lived in a small cave. There were hundreds of people in this mine. Some had tried to escape, but their actions were restricted by the neck rings, and they were quickly caught and had their sentences extended.

The ore in the mine was pyrite, but Keli judged that the iron ore inside was probably not the real mining target. What they wanted should be something associated with the iron ore—titanium.

There were no rails or tracks in the mine, because all the vehicles here were magical creations. They were all levitating vehicles and did not need tracks at all.

During this time, Keli learned about some of the situations in the Elf Kingdom, such as their establishment of a huge magic network, similar to a high-voltage power grid, used to transmit magic power.

For example, they also had some means of magical communication and space teleportation, but compared to the people in the Harry Potter world, they seemed to be a bit inferior.

Keli comprehensively judged that the civilization level of the Elf Kingdom had reached the [sci-fi level] in some aspects, but in terms of main productivity, it was about the same as Earth in 1950.

This was a world where everyone knew magic. The castle was the core of a city, and this city was built on the mine. It was called [Mine City].

On this day, Keli was again studying the mine carts. The mine carts here could only be driven by elves. All the prisoners had no permission. He used his clairvoyant eyes to study the magical creations. These results made Keli's understanding of alchemy incredibly high. All that was lacking was the means.

“Keli, are you still studying the mine carts?” Isilian’s attitude towards Keli was more of a guidance from a senior, rather than a prison instructor.

“I just have some ideas. Look, this is the magic structure diagram I drew. I found that this kind of mine cart has great potential for improvement. If it is according to what I think, with the cost basically unchanged, the magic consumption of this mine cart will be reduced by more than 10%.” Keli took out a stack of leaves with a complete set of drawings on them.

Isilian was an elf who mainly specialized in planting, and was not familiar with alchemy or magical creations, but she felt that the drawings in front of her must have something to them.

Isilian found the prison supervisor and told him this idea. The supervisor was noncommittal, but he thought it would be good to let these prisoners do something instead of always thinking about escaping, so he agreed.

Keli was allowed to find ten subordinates to modify an extremely dilapidated mine cart during the evening rest time.

The modification lasted for more than ten days, until one night when the moon and stars were sparse, Keli finally completed the task.

Isilian was also very happy. Four moons of different sizes shone with white light in the starry sky.

The actual measurement of the mine cart the next day made the supervisor's eyes widen. The load of the mine cart had not changed, but the energy consumption had decreased by 18%.

The supervisor then asked Keli to modify three more vehicles, and the results all met expectations.

The supervisor said to Isilian: “You have discovered a genius! I will report this matter to my superiors, he will definitely become a big shot!”

The supervisor then took the drawings and the modification reports of these mine carts and sent them to the relevant departments in the royal capital.

Just as the drawings were being sent away, Keli, who was modifying the fourth mine cart, suddenly felt a sense of dizziness, and then seemed to walk into a time tunnel…

Keli instantly lost consciousness!

At this moment, in the eyes of the other prisoners, Keli was shining with amazing luster, and then disappeared in the blink of an eye.

The prison supervisor elf and Isilian, who rushed over after hearing the news, stared at each other with wide eyes. The neck ring fell on the ground without any magical fluctuations.

At this time, in a distant castle, a flash of light also appeared in a grid storing Keli's wizard robe, and the things inside disappeared together.

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“Keli has been missing for a whole week!” Hermione roared at Harry, Ron, and Neville.

“We have searched many times, and even looked for many secret passages! But Keli just disappeared.” Harry said cautiously, at this moment he didn’t want to annoy this furious lioness again.

“Didn’t you say that Professor Dumbledore knows about this? Why don’t we go ask the headmaster?” Ron also said carefully.

“The headmaster is a miser. I have asked several times, but he has been prevaricating me.” Hermione said angrily.

“I think we can only trust the headmaster, after all, we don’t have any better way!” Harry said.

“Okay! You all leave, let me be quiet.” Hermione said.

Harry and the others were relieved and quickly fled the classroom. In the empty classroom, only Hermione was sitting in the last row.

She carefully took out a shining diadem from her pocket—it was the Ravenclaw's Diadem that Keli had hidden in her dormitory.

“Good afternoon, Ms. Granger!” Voldemort emerged from it.

“I remember you once said that there is a bloodline magic that can create telepathy between two people, so that they can detect each other’s location at any time, is that right?” Hermione asked.

“Yes, but that magic must be cast in advance, and it is an extremely complex ritual magic, not something that ordinary spells can do.” Voldemort said.

The so-called ritual magic is similar to Animagus transformation. Animagus transformation requires many strict steps, such as holding a mandrake leaf under the tongue, and then performing a series of strict steps to become an Animagus.

This kind of ritual magic usually requires a lot of materials and a lot of energy to complete.

Hermione thought for a while and said: “Tell me now, what does it need, I’ll go prepare it!”

“Glad to be of service!” Voldemort said with his head bowed.

Voldemort slowly narrated, while Hermione carefully wrote down the steps on the parchment, occasionally asking Voldemort about some details. After about an hour, Hermione wrote down all the steps and the rituals that the ritual magic needed to prepare.

Just as Hermione was carefully thinking about how to complete these materials and steps, the classroom door was opened, and Harry Potter rushed in in a hurry.

“Keli has been found! He just appeared in the dormitory! Ron and Neville are taking him to the school infirmary!” Harry almost shouted these words.

“What?!” Hermione put away the parchment, not even bothering about the quill on the table, and hurried towards the school infirmary, with Harry panting and chasing after her.