The Witcher: The Journey to Transcendence from Marvel...

Chapter 475 First Stop

Wes's act of recruiting magic apprentices was by no means accidental, but rather a key part of a carefully planned blueprint for the future.

The evolution and growth of the world is like cultivating a towering tree, which requires not only a long period of time to settle, but also a vast amount of resources as nourishment.

Conventional development trajectories progress slowly, taking tens of thousands of years. In Weiss’s view, this efficiency is too sluggish, and the wasted time and opportunity costs are incalculable.

Wes possesses an ability that could shake the multiverse—traveling between worlds.

This extraordinary ability opened up a shortcut for him, full of opportunities and challenges: to start interdimensional wars and plunder resources from other worlds.

Imagine gathering the essence of countless worlds here to nourish the world you live in—what a magnificent idea that would be!

But to turn this idea into reality, he needs a large and well-trained force, just as a general needs countless brave soldiers.

This is the core reason why he resolutely founded the magic school.

Every child who enters the gates of a magic school will face a special contract.

The contract clearly stipulates that the children will become Wes soldiers after graduation.

For the children, this contract may be just a distant and vague promise, but in Wes's plan, they will be the sharp blade and the strong shield in the future interdimensional war.

According to the traditional magic education system, it usually takes up to seven years to cultivate an innocent child into a capable wizard. During this period, the child must go through countless learning sessions of magic theory, practice, and mental tempering.

But Wes didn't have the patience to wait that long; he was eager to get started on his plan.

Fortunately, he held a trump card—the Time Stone obtained from the mysterious Time Mutation Administration.

This Time Stone is the embodiment of the laws of time in the universe, possessing the power to rewrite the flow of time.

Through Wes's tireless efforts, the power of the Time Stone was finally awakened and released.

An invisible wave spread outwards from the school, causing an astonishing change in the flow of time within the magic school.

Time, which was originally flowing normally, now surged forward like a turbulent river.

Seven days have passed in the outside world, but seven years have changed inside the magic school.

Over the past seven years, the children have grown rapidly, their magical knowledge has been continuously enriched, and their magical skills have become increasingly refined.

Of course, this 7-day time flow corresponding to 7 years is not the limit of Wes's manipulation of the Time Stone, but rather a consideration of the children's physical and mental endurance.

If time flows too quickly, children's bodies may break down due to the unbearable pressure of time, and their minds may become confused during rapid growth.

As time went on, problems arose one after another.

Many parents were stunned by what they saw when they saw their children again after only a few days apart.

The innocent child who once nestled in his arms has now grown into a tall and upright young man, his face no longer showing immaturity, and his eyes filled with maturity and determination.

This dramatic change is hard for many parents to accept; they have missed countless precious moments in their children's growth.

Those images of children learning to speak and take their first steps can only be found in memories, leaving me with a heart full of loss and helplessness.

Some parents even broke down emotionally, demanding a reasonable explanation.

But Weiss remained extremely indifferent to this.

He simply instructed his subordinates to provide the parents with generous compensation, including valuable magical items, enormous wealth, and various irresistible privileges.

In Weiss's view, this was enough to make up for the parents' regrets and to stop them from speaking out against it.

With everything ready, Wes finally stood atop his magic tower, overlooking his magic school and the group of young wizards about to embark on their journey.

His eyes gleamed with excitement and anticipation as he waved his hand, initiating his experiment.

The experimental world he chose was the magical and fantastical world of Harry Potter.

This world is where Wes's dream began; it was here that he distinguished himself and accumulated his initial magical knowledge and connections.

His magical abilities fall between low and medium. Although his magical system is rich, Wes is confident that he can suppress the entire magical world on his own.

In London, England, within the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic, the atmosphere suddenly becomes eerie.

All the prophecy orbs that had been quietly arranged on the shelf suddenly began to glow without warning. The soft light gradually became dazzling, and each orb emitted the same prophecy.

Meanwhile, the same thing happened in the magic ministries of other countries.

Eleven magic schools, including Hogwarts, were also inspired.

As the wizarding world was bewildered by this unprecedented phenomenon, a mysterious light suddenly shone in the headmaster's office at Hogwarts.

As the light faded, Wes's tall figure appeared.

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The headmaster's office was no longer furnished as it had been during Dumbledore's time.

The portraits on the wall, which had been whispering about the recent anomalies, fell silent the moment Wes appeared. They stared wide-eyed at the uninvited guest in shock.

Dumbledore has long since resigned as headmaster, and Snape is now the headmaster of Hogwarts.

Snape was sitting at his desk, reviewing a mountain of documents. Faced with this sudden turn of events, he quickly stood up, his right hand instinctively reaching for his wand at his waist, his eyes filled with vigilance and confusion.

"It's been a long time, Professor Snape."

Wes's lips curled up slightly, his tone carrying a hint of familiarity, as if he and Snape were old friends who hadn't seen each other for many years.

"Erwin, how did you get in?"

Snape's voice was deep and cold, his gaze fixed on Wes, his heart filled with shock and confusion.

As the headmaster of Hogwarts, he felt unprecedentedly frustrated that he had not received any warnings from Hogwarts.

It's important to understand that even Voldemort at his peak couldn't have broken into the Headmaster's office at Hogwarts so quietly.

Wes ignored Snape's question, as if it were not worth answering.

He slightly raised his head, his gaze sweeping across every corner of the office.

After a moment, he slowly spoke: "I want you to send a message to the magical world."

His voice was steady and powerful, carrying an unquestionable authority.

"I have found the best way out for wizards all over the world."

"??"

Snape frowned deeply, his face full of confusion; he had no idea what Wes meant.

In his view, Weiss's appearance was already strange, and now that he had said such inexplicable things, his vigilance became even stronger.

He gripped his wand tightly, pondering Wes's purpose, ready to deal with any potential dangers.

(End of this chapter)