Chapter 47 The Concept of Wizards

Looking at the letter in his hand, Sebastian didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

He never imagined that the culprit that caused Hogwarts to lose the game was the owl that delivered the letter to him.

However, the owl was too frightened to approach me on the stands, and only delivered the letter after I returned to the office.

He opened the wax seal on the back of the envelope, took out the letter, and read it slowly.

Dear Sebastian,

Long time no see, I hope you enjoy your professor life now.

After long preparations and handling of various tedious procedures, the company finally got on the right track.

Although this process was not easy, it finally produced gratifying results.

Now, I still have some doubts about the next specific action plan, so I really need your opinions and suggestions.

I hope you can come to London soon to discuss the future development of the company.

I believe that with our joint efforts, one day in the future, we will be able to see the blueprint you have drawn.

Your loyal friend

Mr. White

PS Please don't reply by owl. It will be very troublesome for me if the employees see it.

Looking at the contents of the letter, Sebastian smiled slightly, stood up, walked into the fireplace, and returned to the villa outside London.

He called White and arranged to visit him at dinner time.

At 6: in the evening, Sebastian arrived at a villa in London as scheduled and rang the doorbell.

Soon, a middle-aged man who looked to be in his 30s opened the door of the villa.

"Welcome! Sebastian!"

As soon as the door was opened, White gave Sebastian a warm hug, and then took him inside, complaining as he walked:

"You are such a lazy fellow. You went to Hogwarts to be a professor, and you handed over such a big company to me! I really don't know how you can be so confident?"

"Hahaha, the world will continue to turn the same regardless of who you are."

Sebastian laughed heartily, "Besides, why would I worry about you?"

"Come on, come on, you've finally come here, if you don't explain your next steps clearly today, I won't let you go no matter what!"

"No problem, let's talk while we eat!"

Arriving at the restaurant, Sebastian looked at the empty villa and sighed: "Your villa is a bit empty, have you ever thought of finding a hostess for it?"

"Or, you can find another male master!"

"At the very least, we have to find two servants!"

Hearing Sebastian's teasing, White was speechless. He laughed and cursed: "Good Sebastian, if I didn't have to talk to you about serious business, I would want to drive you away right now!"

He pointed at the sumptuous dishes on the table and said, "Such delicious food can't keep you from eating? You're annoying as soon as you come here."

"Then I'll go?"

Sebastian replied with a smile, then pretended to turn around and leave.

White didn't pamper Sebastian at all. He just sat down and watched Sebastian perform.

Seeing that White had no intention of keeping him, Sebastian was not embarrassed. He just smiled, pulled out a chair and sat opposite White.

After eating and drinking, White took out a cigar, lit it, put it in his mouth and started smoking.

He blew out a smoke ring, then said seriously, "Wizard Films and Wizard Publishing House have been established. Please tell me more about the next plan."

"Also, I still can't help but ask, why do you insist on using the title of wizard?"

"Aren't you worried about the Ministry of Magic getting in trouble with you?"

Sebastian is really not worried about this.

The concept of wizards didn’t appear suddenly!

You know, in Muggle society, there have always been legends about wizards, werewolves, vampires and the like.

The concept of wizards has been around in Muggle history since ancient times and is an important part of many cultures and legends.

In the Middle Ages in Europe, wizards were often portrayed as people with mysterious powers who could cast magic, predict the future, and possess supernatural powers.

In the legend of King Arthur, the wizard Merlin is a typical example. He possessed powerful magic and wisdom, and assisted King Arthur in achieving his hegemony.

Beyond the legends of wizards, there are also stories about mysterious creatures such as werewolves and vampires.

Werewolves are another mythical creature that is widely found in European legends. They are said to transform into wolves during the full moon and have extraordinary strength and speed.

Such legends were described in detail in 19th-century werewolf stories, in which werewolf characters transformed at night and returned to human form during the day, demonstrating the dual identities of human and beast.

Vampire stories are also widely circulated, especially in Eastern Europe.

Muggle writer Bram Stoker wrote a vampire novel as early as 1897. Count Dracula in the novel is a bloodthirsty vampire who specifically targets young and beautiful women.

This image deeply influenced later literary and film works, making vampires a classic character in horror stories.

Perhaps, before the 17th century, Muggles were generally afraid of wizards.

Therefore, with the support of the Vatican, the anti-witch movement intensified, and eventually led to the signing of the Statute of Secrecy.

Although due to the Statute of Secrecy, the wizarding world has been hidden from the sight of Muggles.

However, the legends of these mysterious creatures, such as wizards, werewolves and vampires, have been deeply rooted in the cultural traditions of Muggles through word of mouth, written records and literary works.

Hundreds of years have passed, and Muggles have eliminated their fear of the concept of wizards.

On the contrary, many Muggle writers have created one brilliant fantasy world after another.

Let more and more Muggles become interested in these wonderful worlds and become addicted to them.

Thinking of this, Sebastian smiled slightly, he picked up the cup and took a sip of Coke.

"Haven't you read Mr. Tolkien's work, The Lord of the Rings? Isn't this work written by Muggles?"

"I know there are some powerful wizards in the books. However, the images of wizards described in the books..."

White hesitated for a moment and said, "It's a little different from us!"

"Isn't this better?"

Sebastian leaned back in his chair with a confident smile on his face: "Who can truly define what a wizard should be like?"

"You? Or me? Or one of the thousands of Muggle writers?"

"Whether wizards or Muggles, everyone has a unique understanding of what a wizard is like."

"Just like Muggles, wizards come in many different forms!"

"The role of wizard publishing houses is to attract more Muggle writers to create, and use their works to make more Muggles accustomed to the concept of wizards."

"The purpose of Wizard Films is to bring these different images to the big screen! Let Muggles become interested in the wizards in movies and TV shows, and then fall in love with wizards as a group."

"Once the image that is unique to our magical world appears, it will be perfectly integrated into the images of many wizards!"

"As for the Ministry of Magic that you're worried about," Sebastian's tone sounded a little contemptuous when he mentioned the Ministry of Magic.

"The Ministry of Magic controls everything in the world, how can it control the literary works of Muggles?"

"What is the relationship between wizards created by Muggle authors and wizards in the magical world?"

"Besides," Sebastian spread his hands and said something very confusing in a funny way.

"You live in the Muggle world as a Muggle, run a Muggle company with Muggle methods, and you arrange a team of Muggles to film works written by Muggle writers."

"Everything is so muggle!"

"Isn't it?"

"Why worry about the Ministry?"

At this point, Sebastian paused.

"By the way, since we are talking about Muggle identity,"

He sat up straight, looked into White's eyes and asked, "It's been 11 years. Are you still not going to restore your wizard identity and surname, White?"

"Of course, you can let me call you by another name in private."

"Blake!"

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