Since the Ysel mithril formula is completely controlled by the fairies, it is now very valuable in the market, and the price is as heavy as gold galleons. However, it is basically priceless and can only be purchased at high prices on some black markets. Many alchemists will
Buy some fairy silverware and melt it into liquid metal to make alchemy items. The only candlestick I have on hand is fairy silverware.
And it is said that there is also a kind of refined mithril, which is more effective than the ordinary Iser mithril, but it is very rare. It is said that Rowena Ravenclaw, the founder of Hogwarts, used a whole piece of refined mithril to make it.
A crown, that is the legendary Ravenclaw Diadem."
Anduin took the silverware from Bones' hand and looked at it carefully. He found that this material was much more dazzling than ordinary silver. When looking at the light, there were shining star-like light spots, which was very beautiful.
Bones then explained a metal material to Anduin: "This is Elf Ulim Steel, also called Ulim Steel, Elf Iron, Elf Steel, etc. It is also a craft alloy unique to elves.
It has the hardest texture and stability in the wizarding world. It has average magical performance. It is a relatively rare magic alloy. It is the top material for making space-based alchemical items. Apply a traceless stretching spell on it. As long as it is recharged regularly, theoretically
The usage time is unlimited, and the space you can stretch out is also huge.”
Anduin saw a brooch held in Professor Bones's hand, and then Professor Bones put some magic power into the brooch. Then a piece of clothing appeared in Professor Bones' hand, and then he put the clothing back into the brooch.
"In addition to making space-based alchemy props, this material is often used to make items such as boxes or doors due to its solid texture. For example, the door of Gringotts' vault is said to be mixed with a lot of Ulim.
Steel, another legendary treasure of Hogwarts, the Sword of Gryffindor, is said to be made from Ulrim Steel and Isser Mithril." Professor Bones explained to Anduin in detail.
Anduin nodded and said: "It seems that the elves are very strong in metal craftsmanship, and they actually have so many high-quality alchemy formulas."
Professor Bones also said with great approval: "Yes, the achievements of the fairies in magic metal are very powerful. In the past, these achievements gave the fairies a very strong racial self-confidence, which led to the famous outbreak in history."
The Goblin Rebellion.”
Professor Bones paused and then said: "It is said, I mean it is said, that there were many alchemist masters behind the war between goblins and wizards. Those alchemist masters coveted the magic metal formulas in the hands of goblins.
Some people also say that the war was instigated by some alchemist masters."
"Didn't the wizards win the last war and the formula wasn't stolen?" Anduin asked, recalling the contents of the history of magic.
"That's just a victory in words. In fact, the wizards are not completely sure of winning. The goblins resist very tenaciously. If there is an absolute victory, the wizards will also suffer serious casualties, and..." Professor Bones paused.
He paused and said: "It is said that there was a master alchemist in the wizarding world at that time who prevented the war from deteriorating."
"Oh? Who is it?" Anduin asked curiously.
"Nick Flamey!"
"The master alchemist who created the Philosopher's Stone, Nick Flamel?" Anduin asked in shock.
"Yes, and the reason has to do with the magic metal I'm going to introduce to you next." Professor Bones said to Anduin.
But this time, Professor Bones did not show Anduin a physical object, but instead took out a piece of parchment.
After unfolding the parchment and handing it to Anduin, he continued: "I don't have any physical objects of this kind of material, and the physical objects are very difficult to find nowadays. The photos on the parchment are the only records of the materials I can find."
Anduin looked at the magic picture on the parchment. On it was a hand holding a piece of metal that looked very ordinary. It looked a bit like the titanium metal in Anduin's memory, a little lighter than silver, and then
He looked up at Professor Bones in confusion.
"This is the invention that indirectly prevented the expansion of the war, Lemay alloy!" Professor Bones said.
"Lemay alloy?"
Listening to this personal name, Anduin also realized something.
"Yes, this is a brand-new magic metal formula invented by Nick Flamel. It is close to the strength of Ulim steel, and has the magic guidance and stability close to Iser mithril. It is an excellent
Alchemical materials." Professor Bones explained to Anduin.
"I see, with this metal formula belonging to wizards, there is no need for the goblin formula. So has Nick Flamel shared this formula with the wizards?" Anduin asked.
"This is the very controversial part of the follow-up story. After the goblin rebellion was completely over, when many alchemist masters wanted to find Nick Flamel and ask him to supply this magical metal to the wizarding world, Nick Flamel disappeared.
." Professor Bones said with a smile.
"disappear?"
"Yes, Nick Flamel almost completely disappeared from public view after that. Occasionally, some Flamen alloy leaked out, which proved that Nick Flamel was not dead, but obviously he didn't want to have too much of this material.
flow to the magic world, some people speculate that it is because the production process of this alloy is very difficult, others speculate that the cost of this alloy is high, and the raw materials are very difficult to obtain, and some people think that this material requires the use of magic stones to make, and it will affect the
The magic stone is used to make the elixir of life. In short, this material is basically the rarest on the market."
Then Professor Bones smiled again and said: "But I may be able to own one soon. Dumbledore promised to give me a piece of Flamende. This is also one of the rewards for me to teach here."
"Headmaster Dumbledore is so generous and gives away such precious materials at will?" Anduin said with some disbelief.
"Yes, maybe it's because Dumbledore and Nick Flamel knew each other." Professor Bones smiled and glanced at the shocked Anduin, then nodded and continued: "Yes, Nick Flamel is now
He is still alive, and he is still friends with Dumbledore. It is said that Dumbledore is one of the few people who knows the whereabouts of Nick Flamel."
Anduin took a breath. He really didn't expect this. It was understandable to Anduin that Nick Flamel was still alive. After all, possessing the Philosopher's Stone was equivalent to possessing the elixir of life. But Principal Dumbledore actually
Friend of Nick Flamel? Doesn’t that mean he has an endless source of Flamel alloys?