Once the fight starts, it is difficult to stop. Lupin struggles to control the spell. Felix is ​​fighting with him for control of the transformed entity. Half of the gravel on the field becomes a catfish, and the other half becomes a chubby sniff. They take funny steps and press on the catfish, causing them to scream.

On the other hand, Snape's spell was fast and fast. When he encountered a spell flying in oncoming, he did not dodge or avoid it. Instead, he picked up the spell at the last moment with his superb reaction speed. His casting speed was at least twice as fast as that of ordinary people.

However, Felix was also not slow. He seemed to have no limit. While suppressing Lupin, he could also pull out his hands to fight him. He used gestures to cast spells from time to time, and supported the moving golden shields.

Snape felt disgusted and could not think of a better word. The golden shield had excellent resistance to the spells and pressed towards him with two or three spells. As a last resort, he used a more powerful spell to set them in place, but the next second the shield turned into small snakes, wandering around the ground dexterously.

What surprised him even more was that for some simple spells, even if he hit Felix, the spell slid along his chest.

"Human-shaped iron armor curse... Professor, I'm actually a little careless. It's not my most powerful defensive magic. If you use the cutting curse just now, I might shed some blood."

At the end of the battle, Snape and Lupin jointly released a small black hurricane, and a buzzing sound was made in the building, and the gravel on the ground was torn and rolled in, making its sound even more terrifying.

It was fifty or sixty feet tall, occupying one-third of the castle, making a "whimpering" sound, and several people were forced to retreat.

"This is a bit like that." Felix curled up the corner of his mouth. It was still easy to hide, but it would take some effort to defeat him head-on, and his purpose was never to win.

At this moment, the light in the castle began to flash constantly. Felix raised his head, and the chandelier on the top was pulled and shaken violently by a small hurricane, making a creaking and overwhelming moan.

A milky white ball was sucked down and swept into the hurricane. Under the influence of external forces, it began to twist and expand... A series of bright light columns passed through the black hurricane, like countless lightsabers piercing a broken pocket. Its light shone in the dark space and also on their dark faces.

Finally, the beam of light and the hurricane disappeared together.

Snape was stunned for a while, "It's boring." He put away his wand and prepared to leave.

"Don't leave, professor," Felix pulled him and said with a smile: "After the welcome ceremony, it's time for us to discuss the future of the company."

"That's your future company," Snape said coldly.

"It's our 'future'." Felix looked at him.

Ten minutes later, Felix bowed to Dobby and said apologetically: "Please trouble you, Dobby."

"Leave it to me, Mr. Happ, Dobby finally has something to do." The house elf patted his chest and said, his slender fingers lit up, bringing the ruins all over the ground back to their original position.

Snape, Lupin and Felix came to the large room on the second floor and sat down in three directions.

Felix said sincerely: "Professor Lupin, Severus and I teach at Hogwarts most of our time. We don't have much energy to focus on this. I can only formulate strategies from a broad perspective. You still have to do the specific management."

Perhaps because he was tired of fighting, Snape did not object.

Lupin thought seriously for a while, "What do I need to do?"

"study."

"Study?" Lupin asked in confusion.

Felix said: "As early as Dumbledore interviewed me, I said that I hope to introduce wisdom from the non-magical world. The magic world has been closed for too many years. Things that are accustomed to outsiders will deeply change the entire magic world even if they are slightly transformed. Therefore, learning is a must."

Snape looked at Felix meaningfully. He saw some information in the temporary office of the L.C.A building. Even if it was only one tenth of it, it would bring earth-shaking changes to the magic world.

Starting from the life of the wizard, it is as always... cunning.

Felix pulled out a stack of parchment paper and let them float to Luping, "I don't want to make any shocking products, but - what do you think of a word? Like spring rain, moistening things silently, making the company's products unconsciously an indispensable part of every wizard."

"We can start with the wizard family, such as magic lamps, and magical air wither. You can imagine that with such a small box, it can keep the temperature within a 20-foot diameter to the most appropriate level."

Lupin fiddled with the small box floating in front of him, and he tried to inject a trace of magic. The temperature around him immediately dropped, just like the March wind blew on his body, bringing him a little coolness.

"This is just an example. In fact, I have also made some similar things, which you can understand as prototypes. You can improve on this basis and imagine different application scenarios."

"Then the profit..." Lupin had been convinced, and in his opinion it was a good thing, and he began to consider the company's development.

"No need to consider profit for the time being," Felix nodded and said, "In addition to what I just mentioned, I hope you can find suitable magic, not stick to ancient magical texts, alchemy, or obscene magic, and it is best to set effective standards and procedures for travel."

"Remus, we are opening up history."

Lupin admitted that he was moved, his heart gradually became alive and found meaning again.

"How many people are there in the company at present?" Lupin asked.

"You, me, Severus, Dobby, and Miss Crivat who had just left," Felix leaned over his fingers. "I arranged the other interviews for the next week, about three hundred people."

Lupin's eyes turned dark, "You mean, wouldn't you let me..."

"Well, after all, the R&D team is going to give it to you, so it's best for you to go through it yourself, but I can provide a list of people I'm optimistic about, which may be useful," Felix said.

"I will help, this summer vacation," he added.

Lupin felt the word "help" was a bit harsh, it was not his company at all, "When the full moon..."

"Severus will be responsible for providing wolf poison potions and the preparation of some alchemy materials." Felix said that he inherited a large amount of alchemy knowledge from Nick Lemay, and among them, the most reflecting the heritage of a great alchemist is the formula of various enchanting materials.

Some alchemy symbols can only work with special enchanting materials. This was originally a disadvantage, but with the continuous development and various formulas becoming more and more perfect, it has completely become mainstream.

Just solving the problem of introductory talent makes it the first choice for wizards, and the decline of ancient demonic writings is not unreasonable.

"Besides that, we need to do one more thing this summer," Felix said, "to transform a magic factory."

"Magic...factory?" Lupin asked. He understood both of these words, but it was a bit puzzled when put together.

"Well," Felix waved his wand and sprinkled a golden mist. An image of an automatic production line appeared. "You should think it was what I imagined. There is no such unmanned production line in the real world, at least not now."

"This concept comes from the non-magical world. We don't need to accept it all, but choose the right one, and it is best to complement the magic world. For example, high-precision engraving...and for example, batch repetition work..."
Chapter completed!