Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

Dumbledore turned off the music that Raven had played with his wand, but Dumbledore asked in a puzzled tone, "But...Hogwarts' teaching work has never been completed by relying solely on the school. We have a large amount of information and material exchanges with Hogsmeade, Diagon Alley and other places. If we only rely on the school itself, how can we support at least 70,000 young wizards?"

Raven nodded, indicating that he agreed with Dumbledore's point of view. "It is for this reason that I came up with this idea. Not only Hogwarts, I also plan to move all eleven magic schools to the moon. Although the number of students in other schools is not as large as that of Hogwarts, overall, we still have to face the education problem of five or six hundred thousand young wizards. Therefore, I plan to use Hogsmeade as a template and concentrate resources to build a city dedicated to training young wizards."

Raven's words once again made Dumbledore and Snape fall into deep thought. Snape was now in charge of the assets of Hogwarts and was well aware of the huge cost of training a young wizard.

As the current housekeeper, Snape naturally has a keen insight and analytical ability into economics. He can easily calculate the proportion of transportation costs in the entire production process.

If all industries could be concentrated and run like a city, the saved shipping costs would be enough to reduce the prices of all products on the market by 20%!

If we expand this number to at least 50 per year, and even more than millions or tens of millions of little wizards in the future, it will be an astonishing astronomical figure!

"But... is this really possible? Building a city on the moon? How powerful a wizard would have to be to do that?" Snape asked in disbelief.

"Not really," Raven shrugged. "I can build a base on the moon with Muggle technology as quickly as possible and set a portkey. The rest will be left to Lupin and the Muggle aerospace experts he hired. There just happened to be a large number of aerospace experts who have been unemployed for three years. They should have completely given up on their homeland. It's easy to hire them, and they should be happy to find new jobs."

Seeing the two people's somewhat excited expressions, Raven continued,

"Half a year. I plan to give the research and development team the second half of the year to verify the feasibility of the magic version of the space city construction technology. Half a year later, I will let Lupin build real space cities on Mars and the Moon. This is Fang's plan for the next year. Whether Hogwarts moves or not, this plan will be implemented. I will also notify other schools. I came to you now only because I personally hope that Hogwarts will be the first school in [Academy City]."

Dumbledore was curious as he could rarely hear a hint of toughness in Raven's words.

"Why did you suddenly make such a decision? Even on Earth, you can build this [Academy City], right? The cost will be much lower."

Raven did not comment, and casually revealed to them the general direction of human development in the next five hundred years.

After listening to Raven and Gaia's plan, Dumbledore didn't react much, but Snape was about to have a cerebral hemorrhage.

"Three hundred years... one hundred billion..."

He muttered in a daze that if more magic schools were not opened in the future, perhaps among the 100 billion wizards, oh no, the new humans, 10 billion would graduate from Hogwarts, under the guidance of Headmaster Snape.

Snape felt his breathing becoming more and more rapid, and the blood was surging wildly in his body, as if it would burst out of his blood vessels at any moment.

His heartbeat was getting faster and faster, as if it would jump out of his throat at any time. It felt like an invisible hand was tightly grasping his heart, making it impossible for him to break free.

This was a sign of sudden death, but facing this situation, he did not feel the slightest fear or sadness, on the contrary, his heart was filled with joy and satisfaction. He thought that if he died here, it might be a good ending.

He has already seen the legendary god of death, but he doesn't know why the British god of death is in the image of a dog-headed man? It is different from what Merlin and the others said!

The God of Death seemed to see through his thoughts and said, "I am the God of Death. Don't look at me like that." After that, He slapped Snape's soul, which was about to leave his body, back into his body, and cast a magic to make his body and soul closely combined again.

This is not an illusion, but the real god of death. Brother Anubis Chopper brought the latest news to Raven.

"The person you are looking for is indeed a little unusual. His relatives have never found him. How come such an old ghost has offended you?"

Raven gave a "as expected" smile.

"No, he didn't mess with me. He messed with your boss. It's his bad luck to mess with Gaia."

After saying this incoherent sentence, Raven appeared in the endless desert, and he also captured a little wizard.

"Hello again, Hailbo. How is it? Do you feel familiar with the surroundings here? After all, this is where your grave is."

Hailbo did not try to cover himself up with an innocent tone like the little wizard, nor did he choose to make excuses.

Instead, he just sighed deeply as if resigned to his fate, "What does the great power of time mean to her?"

Raven was also deeply moved. "Perhaps for her, time is like a piece of cloth spread out before her eyes, which can be stretched and flattened at will. Of course, this is just my guess. After all, we cannot know exactly how these huge celestial bodies perceive movement."

Time is actually just an illusion used by humans to describe motion phenomena.

For the legendary black hole demon that is born to be destroyed, its mass causes the movement of almost all particles to stop on its surface. If there is no movement, there is no time. Its will will be stopped from the moment it is born until the end of the universe.

As for a being like Gaia, perhaps she can understand the nature of movement from a higher dimensional perspective.

There was a silence between the two.

"You can commit suicide. This is the last respect I can give you." Raven said lightly. Hercule must die immediately. He is not as useful to Harry as Voldemort's residual soul. His soul has been sleeping in the body of the little wizard for too long. His aura has been synchronized so that Raven cannot detect it.

Only if he died here could Raven ensure the safety of the little wizard.