In the office of Headmaster Slughorn, Snape conveyed Dumbledore's words to George.
"I and the headmaster both believe what you said, and we will do our best to help you learn magic and improve your abilities to better cope with the crisis twenty years from now."
"That's wonderful," I said, feeling a wave of relief. "I've been afraid to say anything before because I was worried you wouldn't believe me. After all, these things seem so absurd, even I sometimes can't believe them."
At George's words, his eyes lit up, and without any hesitation, he began to imply to Snape:
"Other things are okay, but I have to practice the magic that old man taught me every day, and I also have to learn magic in school. I always feel like there's never enough time."
"Not enough time?"
"It's no problem, I'll apply for a time converter for you; it should help solve your issue."
Snape waved his hand and answered without hesitation.
Under normal circumstances, with George's talent, he would also apply for a time converter for George by the time he reaches the third year next year.
It's just a year ahead of schedule.
With the time converter, George can use the extra time to improve his abilities while still attending classes normally.
Originally, there was only twenty years to improve their abilities, but now if they use the time converter to its maximum capacity, it's equivalent to having forty years to enhance their strength. I believe Dumbledore would agree as well.
"Time converter?"
George pretended to be clueless, but Snape quickly explained.
With Snape's explanation, George finally had a more detailed understanding of the time converter.
The time converter can reverse up to five hours at a time, and after the reversal, it cannot be used again immediately; it must wait until time returns to normal.
That means, for example, if I use the time converter to reverse from 5 a.m. to 12 a.m., I cannot immediately use it again to reverse back to 7 p.m. last night.
Secondly, when I use the time converter to reverse time to midnight, from midnight to five o'clock, I cannot use the time converter and have to wait until five o'clock.
For instance, if it's 6 a.m., I can at most reverse an hour back to 7 a.m. If it's 7 a.m., I can reverse two hours back to 5 a.m. I have to wait until 10 a.m. to be able to reverse five hours all at once back to 5 a.m.
Because according to the rules of time in this world, it is impossible for more than two of the same person to appear at the same time, and it is not possible for three of the same person to appear.
So even with maximum use, it would only be possible to have an additional time of no more than double.
However, these rules of time are not fixed laws of this world, but rather the safest and most stable rules set by the Ministry of Magic's research on the time converter to prevent any issues.
Of course, it is also possible not to follow this rule. For example, I can reverse twelve hours, or I can reverse continuously, causing multiple copies of me to appear at the same time.
With luck, everything would be fine, but with bad luck, one might simply disappear or even bring harm to family and friends, ancestors and descendants, just like the wizard named Elorie Mintab.
George has already achieved immortality and possesses an endless lifespan, so he's not afraid of suddenly aging by five centuries. However, he doesn't want to cause chaos in the world or lead to its collapse due to time distortion.
Therefore, before thoroughly researching time magic, George will definitely stick to the correct usage method of the time converter.
Having an additional time of no more than double is already quite good for him, allowing him to have more time to do things outside of class and not be confined to the classroom.
As for the issue of sleep, after achieving immortality, his sleep requirements are not as extensive as a normal person. Just a couple of hours a day to replenish energy is sufficient to maintain his normal state.
However, not sleeping continuously won't kill him, but it could cause poor mental state, affecting his normal studies.
After a day of normal classes, Snape found George again in the evening, handing him the time converter and giving him instructions on its use for the second time.
He was afraid that George might misuse the time converter and cause problems with his life.
And George began a mad learning mode from that day on.
His time converter is almost turned close to five times a day, running at the limit.
Aside from the normal class hours and time spent in the library, he spends most of his time in the headmaster's office, learning magic that is not covered in class.
Since Dumbledore is so idle, how could he miss such a good opportunity.
In terms of magical power, who else in this world can match Dumbledore.
And his magical abilities in this world are improving at a breathtaking pace, with the spells he has already learned becoming even more masterful, and the spells he hasn't learned yet are gradually being mastered.
Even because Dumbledore has studied ancient magic, he has learned some new ancient magic from him.
Such as the mountain-moving spell, the rainstorm spell, the tornado spell, and so on.
In the end, Dumbledore was almost overwhelmed by George's intense passion for learning.
Although he doesn't have to attend classes, he's not idle either. Plus, being older, his energy sometimes can't keep up. Being constantly followed by George for advice has made him somewhat dazed.
Fortunately, George is also a reasonable person. After communicating with Dumbledore, he made some adjustments and allocated some time to professors like Snape and McGonagall.
These professors, though they have to teach classes, also have some spare time.
While Harry Potter's clone was starting his mad learning mode, the panda clone on the other side of the wizarding apprentice world also had new gains.
Previously, because the panda clone wanted to break through to level 500 and achieve immortality early, most of its time was spent in meditation to improve the level of the wizard.
Recently, it has finally broken through to level 500, so it has reduced the time spent in meditation and turned to focusing more on learning magic from Balthazar.
Today, he finally learned the strongest magic in the Merlin system, Plasma Cannon Magic.
In this world, all wizards have a unified weakness, which is that they are extremely afraid of electric shocks. Because when electricity enters their bodies, it can cause their magic to lose control, thereby rendering them helpless.
So wizards generally prefer to wear insulated shoes and leather armor to protect themselves from electric shocks.
George has no such concerns. His magic power is based on the wizard bloodline, and meditation is more like improving the level of magic power on the basis of the wizard bloodline. His ability to control magic power far exceeds that of native wizards in this world.
Moreover, George himself is already an electric shock master, capable of releasing a voltage of up to 200 million volts at will. How could he still be afraid of being shocked?
David was able to defeat Morgana by generating a large amount of electrical shocks using scientific instruments, which prevented her magic from functioning normally. He then supercharged his plasma electromagnetic cannon, which operated like a machine gun.
Even Balazar, under normal circumstances, can only fire one shot at a time. Although the shot he makes is significantly larger and more powerful than David's.
George just learned this magic and can only condense one at a time, and its size is similar to David's, about the size of an egg.
But now he is a four-level ability user, capable of using 200 million volts of electricity.
So he is considering whether by combining the super electromagnetic cannon with the plasma cannon magic, he could create a more powerful form of attack.
