"That makes it so much simpler."
Watching the first girl successfully cultivate her Qi and possessing the potential for cultivation, George smiled contentedly.
The hat he created was not for the purpose of sorting like Hogwarts, but rather to allow humans without cultivation to acquire the qualifications for practicing magic.
When someone wears this hat, the Dao traces left by Ziyang True Man in the twenty-node Tian Guan Valley, which allow automatic Qi cultivation, will be injected into the brain gradually.
Once the Qi cultivation is complete, one will have acquired the qualifications for practicing magic.
He called it the "Enlightenment Hat".
Of course, it took him a lot of effort to integrate so many Dao traces from the twenty-four-node Tian Guan Valley into the hat to achieve its current effect.
If it weren't for his fusion of refining techniques from the myriad worlds, he wouldn't have been able to forge such a hat.
"You're called Hannah, right?"
"Yes, that's right, Dean. My name is Hannah."
The young girl stood up from her chair, feeling refreshed and renewed. She felt as if a whole new version of herself had emerged.
Hearing the legendary human sitting in the center shout her name, she immediately nodded excitedly.
"Have you learned the basic theory of elementary magic spells before?"
George asked in a mild manner.
Humans are far fewer in number compared to elves, but actually, when you think about it, they're not particularly scarce either.
Moreover, as they are dispersed across different places, it is true that when they are called together, there is a difference in the timing. There are still some humans who are aware of the situation in the Elven City and are on their way to join us.
So he couldn't possibly always have the time to test humans for magical potential.
So he came up with a very simple solution.
That's right. It is to publish the basic theory of elementary magic spells and let humans learn from it first.
The book doesn't contain any overly profound magic, just the most ordinary illumination spells, cleaning spells, and so on.
If, after a period of study, one can successfully cast the simplest spells according to the theories taught in the book, then it indicates that they have magical potential. Conversely, it means they do not have it.
Similarly, this method can also eliminate those who have potential but lack the ability to learn.
Many adult humans cannot settle down to read this simplest magic book. Some are dull and even if they can settle down, they cannot learn it.
Such individuals would be a waste in a magical academy, so it is natural to disregard them.
"I have learned it. I fully understand and remember all the spells in the basic theory of elementary magic."
Hannah hurriedly replied.
Since learning that humans can become magical mages, she no longer wanted to be like her mother, just a laundrywoman in the tribe in the future.
For this reason, when the tribal leader distributed the magic book to them, she studied very diligently, as this was her only chance to change her destiny.
Unfortunately, reality is often cruel. She didn't have the talent of a mage, even if she had ground up and swallowed the entire book, she couldn't even summon a simple illumination spell.
"Try it."
George flipped his hand, and a thick, over a meter-long staff appeared in his hand, which slowly floated over to Hannah's side.
All the magic from the worlds he has learned have been modified by him so that they no longer require a wand for casting. However, this does not mean that the wand is useless.
Indeed, it may not be useful for him at present. But for beginners, or even for experienced wizards, it is still very useful.
It can help them cast spells faster and also enhance the power of magic.
However, the wand he is teaching the dwarves to make is not like the small wooden sticks in the Harry Potter world, but rather a large wand that is inlaid with this world's magical crystal.
The humans in this world naturally have a physical constitution that far surpasses ordinary humans in other worlds.
Even a three-year-old child can easily lift a hundred and several dozen stones.
Making the wand larger and more sturdy means that in case a half-orc gets close and they don't have time to cast a spell, they can still use it as a club.
Particularly for those with low magic abilities, casting a simple illumination spell to briefly dazzle a half-orc's eyes and then using the wand to attack them might not be too bad.
"Bright as night!"
Hannah excitedly took the wand and then smoothly recited the incantation for the illumination spell, which she had practiced countless times.
The top of the wand immediately shone bright with a clear white light.
"I-I-I. I have become a mage, mother, I have become a mage!"
Watching her finally succeed in releasing magic, Hannah's eyes immediately welled up with tears, and they flowed down uncontrollably.
"Really? It's great! It's wonderful!"
The several elven princes sitting next to George were also full of excitement.
Humans have a lifespan of only a hundred years, but they learn magic very quickly.
If this continues, several hundred years from now, there will be a large number of mature human mages in the combined army of the three races.
The key is that humans reproduce very quickly. Elves may not have a child for several hundred years, while humans can have three or four generations living together in a hundred years.
It may no longer be a pipe dream to completely defeat the half-orcs and Moggs!
For elves, a few hundred years is really not a very long time.
"What a man full of miracles!"
Later, a few elven princes looked at George, everything was brought by him.
Just like the humans created, who are inferior in all aspects to elves, perhaps precisely because of this, they have some unique characteristics.
"Wow, Hannah cast a spell, Hannah has become a mage!"
The boys and girls below, whose hearts were pounding with anxiety, saw that the first one to go up, Hannah, had succeeded. Their hearts finally settled down.
Although the tribal leader had announced that the Dean had found a way for them to learn magic, no one dared to believe it wholeheartedly without seeing it with their own eyes.
After all, the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment.
"Indeed, the dean is as all-powerful as a god."
The students who had been enrolled for almost a year, seeing the hat created by the dean that had actually changed the fate of humans, were all in awe.
"Continue."
Once everything was confirmed to be in order, George smiled and sat down.
In the midst of loud applause, Hannah was magically transported by Lucy to sit at the human table.
"Jack."
After the second, third, fourth, and then everything went smoothly after that.
Until the one hundred and twentieth young man walked up to the clouded chair and sat down, putting on the hat of enlightenment.
"Azkaban! Azkaban!"
The hat just landed on the boy's head, suddenly opened its mouth and shrieked loudly.
Everyone present looked on with a look of confusion.
The fact that the hat made noise was not unexpected to them. There are many similar things in the school, all of which were made by the courtyard.
What puzzled them was the meaning of the "Azkaban" mentioned by the hat.
"In case of emergency, I didn't expect there to be one."
George raised his eyebrows, reached out and grabbed the boy, then began a soul search on him.
