Chapter 511: Side effects are nothing

When it comes to recruiting duds, it becomes a bit troublesome.

The gimmick of curing Squibs is too big and will easily cause a sensation in the wizarding world.

Now is a sensitive period of war. If Voldemort knew this news, who knows what kind of trouble he would cause.

To be on the safe side, it is better to keep a low profile.

This is a difficult problem, as Squibs are a very marginal group in the wizarding world, and Sebastian has never paid much attention to this group.

Since he couldn't recruit openly, he really couldn't think of any suitable candidate at the moment. The only person he could think of was Harry's neighbor, Mrs. Figg.

However, whether it is to bring Mrs. Figg or for Sebastian to take Malfoy out, it is too much trouble. The key is that Malfoy's identity is also very sensitive. It is okay in school, but if he goes out with Sebastian, he will be too conspicuous.

Looking at the troubled Sebastian, Malfoy was a little confused: "Professor, isn't there a ready-made Squib Filch in the school? We can go find him."

This is really a dark place under the lamp!

Sebastian complained feebly in his mind.

They met too many times in normal times and subconsciously ignored each other's identities. On the contrary, Malfoy, a student, could not tell them clearly.

It is not clear whether Filch is willing to be the first experimenter, but it doesn't matter. Just let Malfoy run errands and call him over to ask.

Malfoy was very efficient and brought Filch back to the office in a short while.

Standing there, Filch looked very awkward, but there was nothing he could do. There was a huge difference in their statuses, and it was impossible not to feel awkward. He could only try his best to put on a flattering smile.

"Professor Swan, Mrs. Swan, what do you want from me?"

"Mr. Filch, sit down and talk." Sebastian smiled gently, waved his wand and poured the other person a drink.

Now Filch felt even more uneasy. He sat down carefully on the sofa, sitting straight, like a student in training.

"Don't be nervous, Mr. Filch. I just want to ask you, do you want to cast the magic yourself?"

magic? !

Filch stood up subconsciously, his face pale and stammering.

"Professor, I...I'm a Squib. I can't use magic."

"Don't get excited, Mr. Filch. I know you're a Squib, so I want to ask you, do you want to be a real wizard?"

Hearing this, Filch, who had just sat back on the sofa, stood up again, pointed at himself and asked in disbelief.

"Professor, are you saying that I can get rid of my Squib identity and become a real wizard?"

Become a wizard?!

This was too far-fetched. I had been searching for it all my life, but I had never heard of any way to transform a Squib into a wizard.

However, Mrs. Swann is a very famous healer in the magic world, specializing in treating various difficult and complicated diseases caused by black magic. And Professor Swann is even more amazing. There are even rumors in the market that Professor Swann is the most powerful person in the magic world now, more powerful than the mysterious man and Dumbledore.

If it were these two people, maybe it would be possible to turn the Squib into a wizard. Anyway, Filch couldn't think of any reason why these two busy people would make fun of him.

"Mr. Filch, don't get excited yet," Sebastian waved his hand, "We have improved a spell that may help Squibs transform into wizards."

"We are now ready to recruit squib volunteers and start further clinical trials."

"After our improvements, this spell will not endanger life safety, but it is very likely to cause pain to the tester, especially in the step of awakening magic power."

"In addition, this spell may have a side effect. After becoming a wizard, you will still be troubled by pain from time to time. Of course, the level of pain is not worth mentioning compared to when you awaken your magic power."

After all, the Magic Activation Spell was improved from the Boiling Demon Curse. Its essence was still a curse and it would still bring pain to the Squibs.

Of course, compared to the Boiling Demon Curse, this is controllable and the pain is bearable. At least, although the goblins used in the experiment occasionally appear to be uncomfortable, they have all survived safely to this day and are very energetic.

Sebastian did not force Filch to agree to the experiment, but carefully explained all the precautions to him and let him make his own decision.

"Mr. Filch, you can choose to be the first experimenter. Of course, if you have any concerns, you can also wait until the treatment plan is mature."

Sebastian took out a magic contract and placed it on the table: "The choice is yours. Of course, whether you are willing to participate or not, you need to sign this strict confidentiality contract. Before the mysterious man falls, we will not allow any news to leak out."

As soon as he finished speaking, Filch picked up the quill and signed his name on the magic contract without hesitation.

There's nothing to hesitate about!

As long as there is a slight possibility, I would like to become a wizard. This has been my dream since I was a child.

It's just a side effect, it's nothing. If you want to become a wizard, this is the price you have to pay.

Filch picked up the magic contract and handed it to Sebastian with both hands, then looked at him expectantly: "Professor, when will the clinical trial begin? Do I need to make some preparations in advance?"

"That's not necessary," Sebastian smiled, "We can start now."

As he spoke, he and Mia took Filch to a small room next to the office that had been converted into an observation room, and let Filch lie directly on the bed.

Malfoy followed behind everyone, holding a magic camera in his hand and a shorthand quill floating beside him, quietly playing the role of a little assistant.

To be on the safe side, Sebastian took the initiative to undertake the responsibility of the first clinical experiment. After all, he had the strongest magical perception and the strongest control over spells, and he could remedy any accidents in time.

"Mr. Filch, this is going to be very painful. For the best results, we can't knock you out or let you sleep. You need to use your willpower to resist the pain, and then use your heart to feel the reaction of the magic."

clear!

Filch nodded, indicating that he was ready, and then he saw Sebastian waved his wand gently at him.