v2 Chapter 61： Play games in the office with Hermione

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Hermione wanted to get to work on the spot, but was stopped by Tom. Not bad for this time, you can go back to the library to find a time to sort it out.

"Let's play cards, maybe wizard chess." Tom felt that Hermione didn't come, and it was okay to work for a while, but Hermione came, and it would be too boring to revise Lockhart's books. He opened the drawer, revealing a deck of cards and an exquisite box of wizard chess.

Hermione sighed, "The magic world has been over and over again with these few games. To be honest, I'm tired of playing."

What Hermione said was the truth. The game of wizard chess was just as fresh at the beginning. After getting used to the moving and noisy pieces, this game was nothing more than chess with a layer on it. Magic skin.

Want to make money with the skin of the layered magic? Well, Muggles really do pay for magic, but Tom and Hermione are wizards!

They already live in the wizarding world, so after playing wizard chess a few times, they don't really buy it. The game mode of Wizard Chess is very monotonous, and there is no card draw, only players offline PVP.

But Tom looked at the chess pieces and chessboard on a table, and suddenly had an idea: he seemed to have inspiration again! Now that they're tired of wizard chess, they can make a new game of their own!

He said this idea to Hermione, and Hermione's eyes lit up: this can be!

Tom turned his wizard's chess set over and cleared them all out with the screeching of the pieces, leaving only one chessboard. Tom took out his wand and pointed it towards the chessboard, which grew slowly, eventually becoming about the size of his desk.

Then, he began to deform the enlarged chessboard, turning the middle of the chessboard into a flat land, and each of the four surrounding corners turned into a small round hill.

At this time, the black and white chess pieces also struggled to stand up. They returned to their respective teams and stood opposite each other. These chess pieces are high-quality goods left by Lockhart. Each chess piece is like a small figure, vivid, the weapon is flickering with cold light, and every piece of carapace on the armor is clearly seen, as if it is a real knight and praetorian guard. Tom looked at the pieces and muttered to himself, "It's still a little short. Hermione, can you copy the spell?"

Hermione shook her head, this kind of complex spell is not something that a second-year wizard can touch. However, although Hermione couldn't copy spells, she played Transfiguration well. She transformed the chessboard into patches of grass, making the entire chessboard look like green grass and no longer bare.

"Then I'll go to Professor Flitwick." Tom immediately took out a box from under the table and stuffed the chess pieces into it. After turning into Lockhart, Tom quickly ran out of the office and went to the eighth floor of the castle. Saw Professor Flitwick.

"Professor Flitwick, I have something to trouble you." Tom knocked on the door and shared his needs with Professor Flitwick.

"Oh? I can use copy spells, but why do you use such complex spells on a group of ordinary pieces?"

Tom shared his thoughts with Professor Flitwick. After learning about Tom's idea, Flitwick was also intrigued: it seems to be more interesting than simple wizard chess?

So he readily agreed, and applied a duplication spell to each piece, and now the pieces placed in the box would be duplicated in two with just one touch.

Gringotts used the copying spell a lot. The goblins will put duplication spells on the treasures in some ancient vaults, so that when these treasures are touched, they will start "infinite" duplication. It can continue to be copied if it is touched, and what is even more frightening is that the copy of the copy can also be copied...

This kind of growth is called exponential growth in mathematics, two to the N power. As for the number of N, it depends on whether the thief can copy the unlocking spell and his reaction speed. A cup, in theory, only needs 9 copies to become 256 cups. This is the simplest case: a cup will only touch one cup, and if it touches a few more, it will grow even faster.

This spell can suffocate the thief alive in the vault, and he will crush the infinitely copied treasure into flesh. And even if he escaped by chance, there is a high probability that what he holds in his hand is a fake. The fakes copied by the copy spell will disappear after a while. Irish elves like to use copying spells to copy Golden Galleons and sprinkle them on wizards to make them happy.

Of course, in order to avoid the tragedy, Professor Flitwick also kindly taught Tom how to remove the copying spell. The spell was easier to break than the original spell, and Tom quickly mastered it.

"Okay, if Professor Lockhart successfully improves the game, remember to let me play it too." Flitwick said expectantly before Tom left.

Tom returned to the office with the pieces.

He picked out the king - the king and queen of the black and white chess pieces did not apply the copying spell, and put the black king on his side, and the white queen handed it to Hermione.

Using Transfiguration, Hermione transformed the queen into her own image, then took the king from Tom and transformed the king into Tom's image. Immediately afterwards, they copied the knights, janitors, and chariots in the chess pieces. As for the bishop, Tom has the idea of ​​a magic reform, but it's not today - there's not enough time.

Seeing the number of copied pieces increasing rapidly, Tom nodded with satisfaction, and used the Uncurse on them to stop the copying. At this time, the number of thumb-high Praetorian chess pieces exceeded a thousand, and there were hundreds of knights.

However, these copied chess pieces are not as rich in spirituality as the original ones looks very dull, and will only follow orders subconsciously. The original chess pieces are placed inside, standing out from the crowd, and it looks much more clever.

Tom picked out some pawns and divided them evenly between them. He and Hermione each had nine hundred pawns, two hundred knights, and fifty chariots--the pawns seemed to be many, but in fact there were not many standing together. .

Nine hundred pawns, each with a length and width of only one centimeter, standing in a square array is nothing more than a square array of 30 centimeters by 30 centimeters. Compared with a chessboard the size of a desk, it occupies less than one-twentieth of the area. .

The number is just right for one original Praetorian chess piece to carry one hundred duplicate pieces, and the extra one hundred pieces are handed over to the king and queen, and the same goes for the knights. One original knight leads one hundred duplicate knights. As for the chariot, That's one car with 24.

Once the pieces are assigned, Tom and Hermione can play a more realistic strategy game.

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