The Heavens: Hogwarts Transfer Students

When making the "Winterhold" sandbox, Linde thought of a well-known prop in the world of "Harry Potter": the Marauder's Map. This magic item can display the name and real-time location of everyone in Hogwarts Castle.

It is not difficult for him to achieve similar functions, or to go further, but he still thinks that he can take the time to study the Marauder's Map and learn from the design ideas, which may give him some inspiration.

Throughout the autumn he worked like a social programmer, busy improving the game experience of "Age of Winterhold". The process is quite creative, so Linde never tires of it. It's just that he increasingly feels the negative impact of underpopulation. He can produce many functions, but there is no dedicated staff to maintain them regularly.

For example, Linde has thought about building a base station for the monitors flying around for recharging, upgrading and maintenance. If the monitors are equipped with attack modules so that they can release destruction magic, they can play the role of a sheriff , any evil will be covered by firepower.

However, this will consume a lot of soul stones, and there must be enough enchanters and mechanics stationed at the base station-it sounds like a good way to create jobs and establishments, but the problem is that it takes time to train these high-level technical talents, and it takes enough Huge population base.

If you use divine power as an energy source, you can do it once and for all, but that would be too prodigal.

For practical reasons, Linde finally gave up on building drones, otherwise he could teach the aborigines of Nirn what is called the theory of superiority in firepower.

There are still many similar problems caused by population shortage. Many projects can only be cut off, leaving design drawings and materials, and restarting when there is a chance in the future.

In the past two months, Linde's main work has been to build an artificial intelligence auxiliary system, which is embedded in the sandbox of "Winterhold", which is equivalent to a game guide, and can help Brelina reduce a large part of her workload.

The second is to design automated magic farms, soul stone charging workshops, and steam-powered fishing boats. He handed over engineering structure drawings and enchanting design drawings to college members for experimental development.

The temperature-controlled magic farm will bring developed planting and animal husbandry to Winterhold.

Well-developed animal husbandry can provide huge soul energy for soul stone workshops.

Enchanted steamboats powered by soulstones will allow the fishermen of Winterhold to carry out large-scale mechanical fishing.

The application of these three technologies can not only solve the food problem, but also bring sufficient raw materials to the enchanting industry.

From Hearthfire (September) to Sun's Dusk (November), Winterhold is thriving, but unrest in Skyrim is growing.

First of all, there are frequent sightings of giant dragons everywhere. Alduin, the eater of the world, will fall into a long sleep, and the dragons who have turned into bones will be awakened again. They are immortal creatures, as long as the dragon soul is not destroyed, they can last forever, and only the dragonborn can devour the dragon soul and kill the dragon completely.

However, the Dragonborn had not yet grown up enough to stand against Alduin.

On the twenty-seventh day of the Hearth Fire Moon, the Dragonborn, with the assistance of Angmond and the Xueman City Defense Force, killed a giant dragon and devoured the dragon's soul to prove the identity of the Dragonborn.

That same day, the Greybeards of the High Peaks of Hrothgar called to the Dragonborn with a roar. What follows is a plot similar to that in the animation, where the protagonist is practicing in seclusion under the guidance of the grandfather.

Onmond called and told Lynd that he planned to follow the Dragonborn to Hrothgar Abbey.

Linde asked him to pay attention to safety, but he didn't have any more instructions.

The civil war between the Stormcloaks and the Empire has cooled down a bit, perhaps because of the inconvenient military dispatches that have entered winter throughout Skyrim. Large-scale battles will only be held until next spring, when the snow melts. Winter is reserved for both parties to recuperate, and it is also the season for plotting.

After a period of negotiation, Ulfric finally agreed to the college's request for a prisoner exchange. More than 2,000 immigrants from Windhelm City exchanged the 500 captives held in Winterhold. skyrocketed. Most of these immigrants are of the non-Nord race, and they are a group that is discriminated against and excluded in Windhelm City, especially the dark elves, who are even more cold-eyed and suppressed. It might be a better choice for them to move to Winterhold.

Brelina said with a smile that she can finally move her fingers a little bit, and can select hundreds of people to do one thing at a time, instead of calculating as carefully as before.

According to Linde's request, Brelina asked all Winterhold people to undergo a test for spellcasting talent.

In fact, most people in this world have the talent to control magic power, but not everyone can persevere in the process of learning magic.

In order to encourage the people of Winterhold to learn magic, Brelina gave good benefits to the group of spellcasters, including no need to engage in agricultural production, a fixed share of food rations every month, various living allowances are very comprehensive, and there is no need to worry about food and clothing. Worry about eating. And those who can make innovative breakthroughs in magic subjects will be exempted from all work, and only need to concentrate on studying academics.

These policies make Winterhold an academic haven for spellcasters.

The college has become the power center of New Winterhold, and the power center of the college is the mysterious library tower.

For the academy mages, the benefits brought about by the reconstruction of Winterhold are obvious. They are no longer excluded by the locals, and they have a very high social status overnight, and they can conduct independent academic research without production. All kinds of benefits attracted them to stay in the academy, and out of the pursuit of advanced magic, they all expected to join the library tower, to be closer to the god-like mage Linde.

The tiger mage Zag is responsible for recruiting members of the tower, but the test for membership is decided by Briarina.

She would not use illusions to test people's hearts like Linde did. In the eyes of Brelina, a descendant of a famous dark elf family, such an approach is not universal. Not only is it laborious, but the effect is also very general.

It is true that Linde has a thousand ways to make people loyal to him, and even more ten thousand ways to make those who betray him die.

However, the library does not need to rely on ideology to maintain the loyalty of its members.

Like New Winterhold, establishing a social chain that is in line with the interests of the group will naturally attract people.

It is undoubtedly a more upright and hard-line method for college members to voluntarily sharpen their heads and squeeze into the library tower, instead of taking the initiative to test the disciples like the old wizard recruiting disciples.

As for loyalty.

Mage Zag will weed out those members of the library who are not loyal enough.

All college members who apply to join the library tower will pass the trial to prove that they have any of knowledge, wisdom and courage.

The certificate of knowledge is exchanged for breakthrough magic research.

For the proof of wisdom, you need to find the portal leading to the library tower in the academy.

The proof of courage requires the subjects to go deep into the ruins and bring back the lost ancient magic artifacts.

The high-ranking members of the college have successively obtained certificates of learning. After joining the library tower, they are allowed to have a self-study room. In the future, they can choose to study independently, or they can choose to apply to join the existing "classroom" and seek advice from disciples and shelter.

The hexagonal corridors of the library tower are endless. It will accommodate any seeker of knowledge.

The senior members of the college basically choose to be self-reliant. They look forward to the day when their achievements will be appreciated by the king of the tower, who will give them the authority to open classrooms and the honor of immortality.

On the 17th day of the sunset month (November), Linde finished his work and received a call from Zager.

"Master Linde. Someone entered the library tower through the portal."

"Oh? Good news, who is it?"

"Four little kids in a language I don't understand."

"Give them the phone."

There was silence on the phone for a while.

Afterwards, Harry connected to the call, and the kid dared to say hello: "Hello?"

"Harry, it's me. I heard you came in. Welcome to the library."