The Little Superman of Hogwarts

After Mr. Tom finished speaking, there wasn't any intense opposition or support. Unexpectedly, everyone's reaction was very bland.

The second person to take the stage proposed another theory, arguing that humans are like plants, and the reason Obscurials form is because they haven't received the correct sunlight and rain. This is the real reason for the formation of Obscurials.

What followed was like a performance by a group of artists, with everyone putting forward their own views. After these discussions had gone on for quite some time, it was already past three in the afternoon. At this point, only Professor McGonagall and Kerry hadn't spoken.

After Professor McGonagall took the stage, she completely based her speculation on the possibility of Obscurials forming from the perspective of student development—in other words, Professor McGonagall believed that the reason Obscurials form should be more of a psychological factor. This was a professional understanding caused by Professor McGonagall's occupation.

To summarize the entire meeting in one sentence: everyone was acting independently, and no one would cooperate with anyone else. Some people's views were already extremely outrageous, but the other wizards seemed to be used to it and didn't object or support them.

Kerry complained inwardly: This is simply a disaster!

"Let us welcome our new member!" Professor McGonagall finally said, casually pulling Kerry onto the stage.

Kerry thought for a moment, might as well try to save them, so after introducing himself, Kerry stood on the stage and said, "I think our current magical research needs to undergo drastic reforms!"

"We shouldn't call ourselves wizards; we should call ourselves arcanists. What is an arcanist?

Once, a wizard nicknamed Squid said that we arcanists should take it as our responsibility to study the truth of the world!

We are the discoverers of truth!

But look at everyone here… I'm not targeting anyone, but I'm saying, everyone here is trash!"

After Kerry said this, he waited for the wizards below to react. Indeed, their reactions were very intense, and almost all of them glared angrily. However, it seemed that all the wizards had good tempers. Fortunately, no one attacked Kerry. Only a few wizards cursed and wanted to drive him off the stage.

Professor McGonagall was stunned, completely not expecting her student to be like this, but in a blink of an eye, she revealed an excited expression. I like such a reckless student!

Kerry turned around and wrote a huge word on the blackboard in chalk—Truth.

Kerry said softly, "What is the truth of the world?!

Why do we have magic? Why can we use spells? How to obtain more powerful spells and magic? How to reduce these magic and change the corresponding spells?"

"The power of spells varies, so how should we reflect their classification? Is it just compiling a dictionary according to the order of their words and then calling it a spell book?"

"No! We shouldn't do this!" Kerry almost roared at the wizards on the stage.

"We are not wizards; we are arcanists! We want to explore the truth of this world!"

"We study this world, summarize the laws of the world, we explore this world, we challenge the future!"

Kerry paused for dozens of seconds here. The wizards under the stage were divided into three types: one was looking at him with vigor, the other was completely furious, and the other was who am I, where is this.

"Next, I will describe how a normal subject should be made!"

"First, we observe the operating rules of a certain thing, then we write the corresponding rules, and then we infer and guess according to the rules, and speculate on the reasons and processes for the generation of these rules!"

"In this process, we must establish several, or even hundreds, of possible reasons for exploration, and then after preliminary theoretical speculation, choose the guess we think is most likely to verify.

For example, we have a friend who believes that the human body is like a container, and as long as there is a suitable anti-magic material, magic can be extracted. Then you shouldn't build a pump first, this is the most stupid thing to do!

You should infer backward. If the human body is a container, then what is the material of this container? Why can't I build a container similar to the human body?"

"The human body does not have dragon skin! The human body does not have anti-magic materials! Then how does the human body store magic?

So from this point, this view can be directly rejected—the organs of the human body do not have the characteristics of a container! The proposition is wrong, the project ends!"

"Observe, summarize, guess, infer, do experiments: prove or disprove it, and get the correct experimental conclusion!"

"When we study the truth, we should not hold meetings with this ridiculous dragon skin magic pump, but should complete our proposition with rigorous and scientific experimental devices!"

"We are not wizards! I hope that the wizards of our association can become true arcanists!"

"I hope that one day, we can shout out loudly: The truth is in our hands!"

After that, Kerry told all the wizards about the content that a scientific "paper" should have—the paper of the entire magic world, rather than saying it is a paper, it is better to say it is a composition.

Kerry described how a research topic should be established, how to apply, how to create, how to experiment, and finally how to conclude, and so on.

Professor McGonagall didn't take it seriously at first, but when it came to a part of experimental management, she suddenly had a feeling of being shocked—isn't this her daily management work?

In the long-term teaching management, she unconsciously created scientific education methods, but Professor McGonagall herself was not aware of it. Until today, when Kerry said the relevant content, Professor McGonagall suddenly realized!

So I am also an arcanist! —Professor McGonagall said to herself.

A wizard named Collins suddenly shouted: "I understand! You are really great! I understand my future path!"

"Collins, what are you talking about?" Wizard Tom blushed on the other side: "Can you take this ten-year-old child's speech seriously?"

Kerry saw that the crowd had split, achieving his goal, and said softly: "I think it's better for us to establish a new association ourselves—let's call it the Arcanist Association!"

As soon as this was said, it immediately caused a strong reaction from the crowd. Several wizards immediately wanted to release magic to teach Kerry a lesson, while the other part strongly agreed.

At this moment, in a corner of Hogsmeade Village, the figure of the white-bearded old man was sitting in the warm room, watching the "live broadcast" in the mirror, revealing a smile.

Beside the old man were also the familiar old magic wand and a phoenix.

"It seems I have to prepare that painting soon…"