Extraordinary in Reality Through Magic Games

194: Chapter 192 I’ll teach you a lesson with Hogwarts magic.To be honest, Zhang Mu didn’t quite understand why the professor kept reminding him to keep it a secret, when it really wasn’t a big deal.

On the way from the office to the classroom, he hadn’t been able to figure it out either.

He simply stopped thinking about it.

Standing at the classroom door, he scanned the room and quickly spotted the beautiful Kaya sitting in her seat, surrounded by seven or eight people.

Her big wavy hair cascaded down to her waist.

Inside, where the central air conditioning was working hard, it felt like summer. She had draped her coat over the back of her chair and was wearing a skimpy little tank top.

It was quite ample.

Zhang Mu, who walked quickly to the table, was certainly not there because of the cleavage.

”Classmate Kaya, I have something I want to discuss with you privately.”

The students surrounding her were both male and female.

Some were leaning their butts against the desk, a few were standing, and the rest were sitting in the adjacent seats.

They had been chatting heatedly, but were drawn by the flat tone and all looked over at once.

”I remember you are... Gao, the Asian international student?” The girl looked him up and down.

Zhang Mu didn’t have time to deal with her and looked at Kaya: ”Is now a good time?”

”Gao, you are very rude.” The girl’s companion accused him with dissatisfaction.

”Hey, hey, don’t scare him.” Kaya quickly stood up from her wooden chair, comforted her Classmate whose expression had turned sour, and then asked, ”What are we talking about? Is the classroom inconvenient?”

”I think, probably not, um... Professor Puss.”

Kaya’s eyes flickered a few times: ”Okay, I understand... Let’s have lunch together, my treat.”

Nodding, Zhang Mu turned and walked toward the cafeteria.

He wasn’t worried that she would stand him up.

Since she, or perhaps the people behind her, were recruiting members, there was no reason for them to miss out on this ”fool” who had delivered himself to their doorstep.

Sure enough, not a minute after Zhang Mu arrived at the restaurant, Kaya came walking from afar, carrying a small shoulder bag.

”Gao, first I want to clarify that I was also a rejected applicant, so I can’t guarantee you’ll definitely be admitted. Professor Puss told you this, right?”

He hadn’t.

Zhang Mu muttered to himself, but replied aloud: ”Yes, I will bear all the consequences myself.”

”Then there’s no problem. Shall we go after lunch?”

”Now.”

She nodded, turned, walked toward the gate, and waved for Zhang Mu to follow.

The two, having no classes in the afternoon, successfully passed through the school gate, hailed a taxi on the roadside, and headed to the city center.

In the car, Zhang Mu wanted to ask about the ”Hogwarts America Branch,” but she seemed afraid the driver might overhear something, so she warned Zhang Mu with her eyes to shut up.

Seeing that she didn’t want to talk, Zhang Mu simply stopped asking.

On Blue Star, possessing the Shadow Technique and Transformation Technique, he wasn’t worried about any threat to his life at all.

Naturally, he didn’t need to fear being harmed by a bunch of scammers either.

He only wanted to ask beforehand out of curiosity.

The professor wasn’t foolish, and although Kaya usually acted a bit manipulative, one couldn’t doubt her intelligence since she had gotten into MIT on her own merits.

Although whether one gets scammed doesn’t entirely depend on intelligence, but rather on more life experience.

But Zhang Mu was truly curious. With himself having demonstrated magic as a template for a wizard, what methods did that group use to successfully fool them?

They couldn’t possibly be using the little trick of ”creating fire from thin air” with white phosphorus, like in historical time-travel novels, to stun them, could they?

That would be too insulting to a physics professor and an MIT student.

The two remained silent; only the hum of the taxi’s engine could be heard. After driving into the city, the speed slowed down significantly.

Fortunately, the destination wasn’t far. After crawling through traffic for an hour, the taxi stopped at the entrance of a commercial street.

Kaya paid for the taxi.

This made Zhang Mu even more interested.

She was usually addicted to gold-digging and couldn’t pull herself away, although sometimes, for the sake of playing hard to get, she would proactively pay for small things.