Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

"Am I right?" Ron said and finished eating an orange.

Kaisen nodded: "Indeed."

"Does that include them taking a leave of absence?" Ron asked.

"Including." Kaisen nodded helplessly.

"Professor, they really gave you a difficult problem." Ron glanced at Kaisen bitterly. "Everyone else is easy, except for my mother."

"I know that too." Kaisen rubbed his face with his hands. "If they really wanted to go out and try their luck, I was going to just accuse them of something and suspend them. That way I wouldn't have to talk to Mrs. Weasley."

..................................There was a long silence in the air, and the two seemed to realize what had happened.

“...........................This matter seems......"

“........................................there really is something going on!”

The two of them spoke in unison.

"What about the crime? I heard they cured Umbridge's pink toad in the alchemy classroom a few days ago? Or should they use that?" Ron said.

Kaisen shook his head. "Of course not. Wouldn't that make us look afraid of the Ministry of Magic? ...I have classes tomorrow. How about we use the crime of both of them entering the classroom with their right feet?"

".................hehe....................."

"Okay, we can discuss the charges later. Let's study your broom first." Kaisen paused the Weasley twins' charges and turned to study Ron's problem.

Unfortunately, while the two of them were studying in the office, Umbridge, who was sitting in the Hogwarts Quidditch stands, was also watching the Quidditch players in training.

Watching those players flying freely in the sky made her feel strangely physically uncomfortable.

Especially since I had only been at Hogwarts for a few days, I had already received humiliation that was beyond compare to all the insults I had suffered in my entire life.

Soon, a plan that was reasonable and legal and that would perfectly disgust Hogwarts by the Ministry of Magic took shape in her mind.

She did it right away, pulling out a broom from her pocket and flying away, only apparating back to the Ministry of Magic after she left the area of ​​Hogwarts.

hum!

"Minister! Shocking news!" Umbridge rushed into Fudge's office rashly, and then saw Fudge's displeased eyes. She shuddered quickly, stepped back, and knocked on the door again before coming in.

"Well, tell me what happened." Fudge said.

"I've thought of a perfect way to trip up Hogwarts, and Hogwarts can only suffer in silence." Umbridge said excitedly.

"Tell me what you want." Fudge sighed.

"We could ban little wizards under the age of eighteen from using broomsticks," said Umbridge.

"And then in a few years, you'll find that in international Quidditch competitions, England will be beaten like a son by all the other countries! You're really good at research!" Fudge said with both anger and amusement.

"Um...then, Professor, let's..." Umbridge was a little unconfident.

"Go ahead, why not? Why not? It was the English wizarding community that wronged me first... I wasn't the one who wronged them... It wasn't me who wronged them... "

Chapter 334: Flying Engine

The next day, Ron came to Kaisen's office again as agreed yesterday, but this time he looked listless and had no motivation at all.

Of course, Ron is not the only one in this situation. It can be said that all the young wizards in Hogwarts are in the same situation.

Because the Daily Prophet had a new job this morning, this job cannot be said to be done by the Daily Prophet.

Strictly speaking, the Daily Prophet was just writing normal news this time, and this job was arranged by the Ministry of Magic.

In short....................the Ministry of Magic prohibits wizards under the age of eighteen from purchasing and using broomsticks.

Kaisen was stunned the moment he saw the newspaper. How dare Fuguita do that?

The main audience for flying broomsticks are young wizards under the age of 18 who have not learned to Apparate and are willing to play a few games of Quidditch. Wizards over the age of 18 basically will not go to a flying broomstick shop all year round, except for those who need a flying broomstick for work and professional Quidditch players.

Moreover, the manufacture of flying brooms is mostly under the control of pure-blood families and the Alchemy Association. Then this time, Fudge has cut off the source of funds for both the pure-blood families and the Alchemy Association.

??????????

"Why hasn't he committed suicide yet? Like, the kind of easy suicide where an Avada shoots himself in the back with sixteen bullets?" Kaisen looked at the newspaper with an unnatural expression.

Ron made a bitter face: "I'm curious too."

Just when the two were confused, another owl flew through the window and landed on Kaisen's desk.

Kaisen opened the envelope and took a look, then naturally wrote his name on one of the lists with a feather pen.

"What's that?" Ron asked.

"A joint letter from the Alchemy Association. After all, Fudge is not only targeting the pure-blood families this time, but also the Alchemy Association. So now the Alchemy Association needs to unite and cause some trouble for Fudge." Kaisen said as he resealed the envelope and handed it to the owl.

After releasing the owl, he looked at the report in the Daily Prophet, which happened to have made a conclusion about the flying broom.

Any broom equipped with a flying magic engine is considered a flying broom.

But what if there is no flying magic engine?

Kaisen couldn't help but look up at the ceiling.

Since I joined the Alchemy Association, every time something happened, my friends in the association always supported me wholeheartedly, no matter it was various experiments or the Wizengamot trial, they were never vague. This time, the Alchemy Association was in trouble because of Fudge's brainstorming, so naturally I need to return the favor and help.

And since Fudge has gone to the trouble of defining the nature of the flying broom... then I...

Starting from this flying magic engine, I can make a completely different flying engine and then give the patent source to the Alchemy Association.

In that case, can a flying broom without a traditional engine still be considered a flying broom? Naturally, it is not subject to the restrictions of the Ministry of Magic.

Of course, if Fudge continues to do something, such as banning the new version of the flying broomstick...

Hehehe, my Kaisen's sword is not at all disadvantageous!

"Professor, should I continue studying today?" Ron asked Kaisen who was in deep thought.

The latter came to his senses and said, "Learn! Why not learn?"

It's not like he's short of a laborer. In fact, he can build a flying machine with his eyes closed. But the problem is, what if Fudge is really stupid and bans his own flying machine?

At this time, Ron's role is highlighted. The things invented by the fifth-year wizards of Hogwarts, you don't let the little wizards of Hogwarts use them?

Why do you have such a big face?

Of course, if Fudge really had that big a face...

Hey..............................

Soon, Kaisen made a flying machine using slime blocks, pistons and redstone. This thing could only fly on the ground, but as long as it was given an angle, it could move anywhere, as if there was an empty runway underneath it.

By adding a redstone frequency controller to the piston, the flight speed can be increased, which is very useful.

Soon, Kaisen sent the prototype, supporting papers and letters to the Alchemy Association. The engine issue was solved by themselves. How to compete with the Ministry of Magic and take advantage of loopholes was the Alchemy Association's business.

As for the flying engine I made using MC and my own thinking, can other alchemists make it?

The answer is yes.

Before, when he only had the power of MC, MC alchemy was indeed his own patent, and only a very small part of his teachings could be shared.

But after obtaining the power of my thinking, it seemed as if the rules of the entire world were changed by my thinking. After he made the first prototype, as long as the steps and techniques of others were correct, they would make the same thing as Kaisen!

"Oh, by the way, Ron, if they really adopt this patent, you will get a very generous patent fee for every flying broom they sell." Kaisen said suddenly.

"Professor, why do I feel like this money is a charity from you?" Ron said with a bitter face.

"It's not charity. Your signature is very useful. Just ask, if Fudge wants to use the so-called age issue to prohibit underage wizards from using it again, I can just throw your signature in his face. After all, even this new engine was invented with the participation of underage wizards. Why shouldn't he allow underage wizards to use it?" Kaisen explained this time with both reason and emotion.

It can be said that Harry and the other two gave him a lesson in social etiquette yesterday, and he put it into practice.

"But Professor, if we really want all young wizards to be able to use it, wouldn't it be safer to find a first-year wizard? If I sign it, maybe Fudge will change it to say that wizards below the fifth grade can't use flying brooms." Ron said with a slurred smile.

Kaisen sighed helplessly: "So you don't accept it, right?"

"Professor, I'm really embarrassed to accept your unlimited help." Ron said somewhat embarrassedly.

"Ok."

"Well...come back tomorrow and learn how to fly a broom."

Ron nodded: "Thank you, Professor!"

Too much, this is storage consumption

Chapter 335 Help

He hadn't had a good time since Fudge and Umbridge did the stupid thing of banning wizards under the age of eighteen from using broomsticks.

Or it's too bad, extremely bad.

The retaliation of the pure-blood families and the Alchemy Association came swiftly and fiercely. For example, large numbers of pure-blood families left Fudge and turned to help Barty Crouch and Scrimgeour.

The revenge of the Alchemy Association was even more real. During one of Fudge's public meetings, they controlled his arm in public and almost strangled him to death. In the end, the Aurors rushed up and used magic to violently tear the alchemical arm into pieces, barely allowing him to survive.

That time also truly reminded Fudge of the fear of being dominated by intellectuals.

The ban on flying brooms was hastily lifted.

And all this has nothing to do with Kaisen, who teaches at Hogwarts.

That’s not the case. There is some connection. He wrote another paper that was not very effective.

At this moment, he was invited by Ron to the Quidditch stands to watch the Quidditch auditions. In fact, Kaisen was not sure whether it was an audition, after all, there were not many people.

But in Kaisen's eyes, there was no difference. In his eyes, he could only see one small black dot after another flying around like a string of candied haws.

Of course, this selection will require two more beaters. The Weasley twins will naturally not just run away and leave a mess for the Gryffindor Quidditch team.

At the same time, the two of them also knew Kaisen's plan, and they directly rejected the idea of ​​stepping into the classroom with the left foot first and then ordering him to drop out of school. The reason was simple: it was too ridiculous.

If Mrs. Weasley knew that the two of them were taking leave of absence for such a ridiculous reason, St. Mungo's would at least have two more beds.

At the same time, they were also confused. How did this kind of creative idea come into Kaisen's mind? This shouldn't be the case!

But that still had nothing to do with Kaisen right now, because a Slytherin carefully climbed onto the stands and gently sat down next to Kaisen: "Professor, I might need some help from you."

Kaisen glanced at the seventh-year Slytherin wizard sitting next to him, shrugged and said, "Please go ahead, Mr. Gediel."

"I'm a little scared now," said Gedir.