The Hogwarts Professor at Marvel

Chapter 242 Tony Stark's Incredibility
In the morning, Stark Villa.

"Jarvis, is the space detector ready?"

Tony stood in the studio, holding a cup of coffee, staring at the armor projection in front of him, and asked intently.

"Sir, everything is ready, and any abnormal fluctuations will be recorded to facilitate later investigation and research."

A gentle male voice came, and Tony nodded slightly.

Then he took a sip of the iced drink, put it aside, and waved his hand, the virtual projection of the armor changed, and the projection of the mechanical arm of the armor was magnified several times.

Immediately afterwards, with a swipe of both hands, the arm was enlarged again, staring at several larger parts, thought for a while, and canceled the parts with a swipe.

At the same time, open a new projection, simply outline a few strokes, draw a new part, and place it in the robot arm, leaving a certain space.

At the same time, he ordered Jarvis: "Record, this space is equipped with a vibration gold version of the magic radiation disruptor."

"Okay, sir." Jarvis replied gently.

"By the way, Jarvis, what is the amount of vibration gold you have acquired so far?" Tony asked, "Can it be used to make jammers?"

"Sir, $10 billion has been spent so far, but the amount of vibration gold acquired is still insufficient, and the difficulty of collecting has increased significantly." Jarvis replied, and then gave his own suggestion.

"It is suggested that the second plan can be started, temporarily abandoning the production of pure vibration gold jammers, and using magic metal or other precious metals instead."

"Okay." Tony sighed, and said, "Let's do this first, follow the second plan."

If he has money, he has money, but Zhenjin is also something that can be encountered but not obtained.

Although magic metal can be substituted, but all made of vibrating gold, the effect is the best.

At this moment, Jarvis's hurried voice came from his ear.

"Sir, spatial fluctuations have been discovered and are being recorded"

Immediately afterwards, a red flame-colored portal opened beside Tony, and Lockhart walked out of it.

"Hi Tony, good morning," Lockhart greeted.

"Morning." Tony picked up the coffee beside him and said simply.

At the same time, Jarvis also said gently: "Good morning, Mr. Lockhart, welcome to Stark Villa."

"Morning, Jarvis," Lockhart replied.

The next moment, he turned his attention to Tony again, and asked straight to the point: "Tony, you sent a message saying that the machine for making Gallon is ready, can I watch it now?"

To see Lockhart getting straight to the point, rather than being polite as usual.

Tony was a little surprised, but nodded and said, "Yes, no problem, Lockhart."

As he spoke, he walked forward with his coffee in hand, with Lockhart following behind.

Soon, the two stopped in front of an elevator, entered the elevator, and moved towards the basement.

In the elevator, Tony asked curiously, "Lockhart, what happened to you recently?"

"I feel that something is wrong with you."

Hearing Tony's question, Lockhart said helplessly, "I met a difficult guy recently, and I'm in some trouble."

"But fortunately, the clue has been found, and I believe it will be resolved soon."

Hearing this, Tony nodded, and the two were silent to each other.

After thinking about it, Tony still said: "If you need it, just ask."

After hearing this, Lockhart nodded and did not continue, but his eyes were slightly soft.

Ding!
Soon, the bell rang, the elevator door opened, and the two entered the basement.

Just a few steps into the basement, Lockhart saw a slender, even slightly bulky instrument.

Looking at the various precision parts inside, Lockhart asked Tony beside him, "How long does it take to make a Galleon now?"

"It takes 10 minutes to make one piece alone." Tony replied, and then added: "Batch production, the best state is about 60 pieces an hour."

Hearing this, Lockhart's brain was running fast, 60 pieces an hour, 24 hours a day, continuously rotating, and could produce more than 1400 pieces.

For one month, in theory, more than 4 pieces should be no problem.

There may be problems in the middle, and 2 to 3 pieces a month should be achievable.

this amount
Thinking about it, Lockhart asked again: "Tony, what is the cost of this machine?"

"Also, if I want 10, how long will it take?"

Hearing Lockhart's question, Tony said softly: "The price of one set is at least around 2 million. If there are 10 sets, the price may be slightly lower, but at least it will cost around 15 billion US dollars."

"And I would like to remind you that this is still not included in the price of our Ark reactor."

"These machines consume a lot of energy, and the Ark reactor has to be purchased. No matter how you calculate it, it will cost at least 5 million."

Hearing the huge amount that Tony spat out, Lockhart fell silent.

He basically focuses on the side of the magical world now, and he doesn't pay too much attention to the ordinary world, so the US dollars in his hands are only about 3000 to [-] million.
It seems that Hydra should be more careful here.

We can't let nature take its course, otherwise who can provide him with a large amount of funds for free.

"As for the time, 10 machines will take at least 2~3 months."

Hearing the time Tony said, Lockhart frowned slightly. He naturally thought that the sooner the better, but two or three months is still acceptable.

But looking at the slightly bulky machine in front of him, Lockhart stretched out his wand, walked up to him, touched it lightly, and the magic power flowed into the machine along the wand.

Then, spread to the whole machine.

Lockhart closed his eyes slightly, feeling the feedback brought to him by the magic power, such as the conductivity of magic power, magic resistance and so on.

Tony next to him looked at the magic wand in front of him with great interest, called Jarvis in a low voice, recorded the scene in front of him, and prepared to go back and study it carefully.

Soon, Lockhart opened his eyes and looked at the machine in front of him, with a faint smile on his face.

In the next moment, he took a few steps back, then vigorously waved his wand, and quickly said: "Copy into pairs."

Copy spell!
In an instant, a white light started from the tip of the wand, directly hit the machine, and then spread, wrapping the entire machine, as if scanning.

Immediately afterwards, under Tony's gaze, a phantom of a machine gradually emerged, and under Lockhart's guidance, it moved sideways.

Slowly, with the continuous injection of magic power, the phantom gradually solidified.

A moment later, two identical Galleon casting machines appeared in front of Lockhart and Tony.

Seeing this, Tony hurried forward, stretched out his hand to touch it, and felt the same cold, hard texture, his eyes flashed in disbelief, and he muttered to himself.

"Unbelievable, is this 3D printing? No, is it a particle-level replica? Or."

(End of this chapter)