The Heavens: Hogwarts Transfer Students

The United Industrial Company, led by Duke Belina Stormey, is destined to become a large monopoly. It represents the entire system of Baldur's Gate industrialization. In the future, in this city, everything will be as small as a pin, as large as a ferry, The magic ships will all be produced by United Industries.

But at present, it is just a grass-roots team, a framework that leaks everywhere.

Therefore, if you join the company at this stage and rely on your personal abilities, you can quickly stand out and be promoted from ordinary workers to management.

Shar followers disguised themselves as displaced refugees in the Sword Coast area and also participated in the recruitment and selection. They have limited manpower, so they focus on some more confidential factories, such as the Iron Guard Foundry next to the Gray Harbor Dock, which has now been converted into the company's scientific research center.

As underground workers, most of Shar's followers have two skills, master one or two skills, are proficient in assassination, disguise, infiltration and other special operations projects, and basically know two-handed magic.

With the blessing of Shar the Nightsinger, they successfully infiltrated the Gray Harbor Foundry.

After several days of observation, a human believer named Ferg Drogo successfully attracted the company's attention due to his outstanding performance - in fact, Constantine's attention.

Fogg was interviewed by department chief Zanna Toobin.

The blind dwarf had a gentle attitude, praised Fogg's diligence, and asked him if he would be a team leader and sent to the Dusthawk Lumber Mill in the outer city to manage workers.

Fogg thanked him profusely, but his expression was very ugly, because this meant that he was further away from the core of the company.

Zana Tubin suddenly asked: "Are you unhappy?"

"What? Sir, I'm so happy. Can I still be unhappy about the salary increase? My wife and children can buy new clothes."

"But your expression is weird. Well, maybe I misunderstood." Zanna rubbed his hands shyly.

"Can you see it?!"

"With the help of a few tools." Zana smiled and turned his head to show a thumb-sized diamond chip stuck behind his ear.

"What is this?" Fogg pretended to be ignorant, but his heart was beating violently, feeling that he was about to glimpse some real secrets.

"Ah, this is a brain-computer patch. It's just a prototype at the moment, and its function is very simple. I can use it to communicate with the [Arcane Eye]. You don't understand what the Arcane Eye is, right? It's an invisible magic eye, distributed in The public space of this factory.”

How could Fergie not understand? The Mystical Eye is a 4th-level prophecy school spell and is an excellent detection spell.

What he really doesn't understand is what Zanna calls the brain-computer patch. Why does it allow an old dwarf with little spellcasting ability to have the ability to synchronize with the arcane eye?

Fogg controlled himself so that his face was expressionless, and his eyes showed the clarity that a refugee should have.

Unexpectedly, Zana handed one over the next second, "Here, you can try it too."

"……how to use?"

Fogg followed the example of a dwarf and put the rhombus crystal behind his ear. The next second, he jumped up in shock.

"Someone's talking in my head!"

"Don't worry, that's the false soul Bodean."

"W-what is he? Bodean?"

Zana explained with a smile: "Yes, the company has reproduced some of the technology from the library tower and developed this false soul body based on [activated objects], which will help us better use the functions of the brain-computer patch. "

Fogg felt deeply uneasy. He prayed to Shar, the Nightsinger, and the goddess responded with her usual silence. From this silence, some deep and indescribable existence vaguely emerged in his mind, lurking in his mind. Behind the machine patch, a tentacle spanning the etheric plane was extending, gently probing his cerebral cortex.

"Mind Flayer!" he blurted.

Zana was slightly surprised, shook his head and said: "Don't get me wrong, brain-computer patches are very safe. Real mind flayers have no need for such small inventions. In their view, our minds are like open books. Just as obvious."

Fogg was slightly relieved, laughing at his own immaturity, and immediately explained timidly: "Mr. Toobin, I, I have been allergic to seafood since I was a child. And I heard from friends that mind flayers have suddenly started to appear in the city recently. , I’m just afraid.”

Zana expressed relief: "Don't worry, United Industries will be responsible for the safety of every employee. Whether they are mind flayers or Baal cultists, they will all be eliminated."

"Can I not want this patch?"

"Of course. But I personally recommend that you still equip one. This is an epoch-making invention and represents a new trend - Baldur's Gate in the future. From the Duke to the ordinary citizens, everyone will wear a brain-computer patch. Proud of the film.”

"Ah, that's really... great." Fogg forced out a complimenting smile.

Zanna nodded happily, "By God Gond, every street in Baldur's Gate will be filled with new inventions. Mr. Drogo, you can report to the lumber mill tomorrow."

Fogg bowed and said goodbye, carrying a few iron words in his stomach that made his stomach wall ache: library tower, brain-computer patch, mind flayer, future.

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"This is a good thing." Linde held a brain-computer patch in his hand. "Through psychic suggestions, the wearer's brain is induced to release radio waves of a specific channel, and then tuned and amplified, it can resonate with the host. It is equivalent to The wearer's brain acts as a radio station. Even better, the more users, the better the signal."

Constantine waved his tentacles triumphantly.

Linde looked at the brain-computer patch, pondered for a moment and then said: "But there is a problem. The wearer needs to have a certain level of intelligence, like the one in Minsk, so it won't work."

Not far away from them, the strong man Minsk was holding a cute brown hamster and chatting with his teammates.

Gale was interested in Minsk's IQ and held up a dictionary for him to read from.

"Minsk, what do you mean by this?"

"Oh, no, no, the terrible wizard wants Minsk to see this thing, a little book of mischief - full of words and their meanings!"

"This is called a dictionary, by the way. Also, can you say the word 'butt'?"

"No! Minsk doesn't need to understand the mage's language." Minsk looked serious. Suddenly, the hamster in his hand began to squeak.

"What? Oh, uh-huh, I know. Gale, Xiaobu said that he must be polite to you and study more. Minsk thinks he is talented enough, but what is the old saying? Learn to grow old and live to grow old. ,Can you say that again."

"Well, the word pronounced 'butt' means butt."

Minsk looked blank, "But this word is complicated, why don't I just say butt?"

Wing Cat Tara covered her mouth, "Oh, what a funny big guy."

Minsk felt like he was facing an enemy when he saw Tara, "Cat with wings! Oh, don't eat Xiaobu!"

Linde walked over and handed the brain-computer patch to Minsk and asked him to try it. After a while, the big man laughed and said that it was a good decoration, but of no use.

Constantine sighed, "No invention can satisfy everyone. However, with it, Baldur's Gate can at least be saved from the crisis of Mind Flayer infection.

"Listen, Linde, this matter is very important. The brain-computer patch can spread my protective power and prevent infected people from being held hostage by the master brain, but more importantly, a psychic wave amplifier is needed to cover the entire city. .

"What you have to do is to place the psychic wave amplifier at the highest point of the city - the Ramazis Tower, and transform it into a mind control tower."

Linde raised his eyebrows: "Hey, is this a side mission? Okay, leave it to us." (End of Chapter)