Compared to the sloppy, easy, and speechless advancement process, Jon paid more attention to the changes in his glasses.
This pair of glasses meant a lot to him. It came from the founder of Ravenclaw, Loynar Ravenclaw. It was a personal item of Ravenclaw and was enchanted with powerful magic.
Powerful magic was hidden in plain sight. Jon had never noticed it before because he wasn't strong enough, but it didn't mean that this magic didn't exist.
Now that he was strong enough, he noticed it.
Even in the ancient era of Helga and the others, Jon's current strength was equivalent to that of an adult Wizard. It was enough for him to go out and do some things on his own.
This pair of spectacles probably had its own set of standards when choosing its users. Due to his identity, Chown could use this pair of spectacles in advance, but he would only be able to see the true appearance of this pair of spectacles when he was strong enough.
A legendary wizard's personal belongings would definitely not be as simple as he had thought.
To understand the content of this so-called "blessing", he had to focus his attention on the previous owner of this pair of glasses.
Loynar Ravenclaw.
As a legendary witch and the founder of Ravenclaw Academy and Hogwarts Academy, many of Loynar's magic were closely related to Ravenclaw Academy.
As everyone knew, the students of this academy were very smart. In the past, smart people usually took on heavy responsibilities.
They were the main force to ensure the evolution of the Wizard's group, and the living force to explore their own living space. According to Naughty Ghost's description, a long time ago. The students of Ravenclaw and the students of other academies in Hogwarts. They formed a team.
As a mature Wizard, they needed to go out and explore what the world was like. They needed to fight against the Holy See. One person couldn't do so many things.
Thus, the meaning of a team was reflected here. The excellent tradition of Hogwarts was that the four academies formed a team, just like their founder.
Even though the relationship between the academies had become complicated and sharp, but at that time, everyone in the Wizard's camp held the same belief.
Under the pressure of survival, scheming against each other was simply too laughable.
The pair of spectacles that Ravenclaw meticulously crafted was an item that fit this description.
After the experiment, Jon came to a conclusion.
This pair of glasses was no longer an auxiliary item. It was more like a high-tech product. It was an item that only existed in Jon's fantasy, an item that could only be obtained in the technologically advanced future.
There was a considerable amount of magical information stored in the glasses. This kind of magical information was like a digital memory bank. As long as the item was recorded using magic, it could be stored in the glasses. Jon vaguely felt that there seemed to be a miniature magic network in the glasses used to store a huge amount of information.
And when needed, this information could also be marked in the spectacles. In Jon's experiments, whether it was herbs, alchemy materials, or magic beasts, as long as Ravenclaw had seen something, the spectacles would have a detailed interpretation.
This pair of spectacles had existed for a thousand years. Although the information was somewhat disjointed, it did not hinder the power of this function.
As long as Jon was willing to put in the effort and slightly modify the information, then this pair of spectacles would be able to play its full role in this aspect, and it would not cause any trouble for Jon.
In addition to this invincible effect for survival in the wild and exploration of foreign lands, Jon's True Sight ability that he had always relied on had also been greatly improved.
Although Jon did not have the ability to control this effect for the time being.
Not long ago, he tried to use magic to activate the True Sight ability, but his eyes were almost blinded by the sudden burst of magical light.
This thing still had to be adjusted slowly. Fortunately, he did not read Ravenclaw's manuscript for nothing. As for the design concept and the preset effect, Jon had a rough idea in his heart.
The True Sight ability was not much different from his current magic field. It was just that its magic field was more inclined towards sensing nearby magical waves, defense and other combat related content, while the True Sight ability was more inclined towards analysis and other scientific research work.
It was still very much to Jon's liking.
In fact, adjusting this thing required a certain degree of magic control. Only when the control of magical elements and magic reached a certain level could Jon improve the magic "circuit" left behind by Ravenclaw and display the analysis ability of the True Sight ability. In fact, it was very necessary to let the pair of spectacles on his face connect with the external magical environment. For this, Jon could use his own force field to replace it.
This process indeed required time. A thousand years ago, when Ravenclaw used this pair of spectacles, it used the powerful affinity of the legendary witch's body to guide the transmission and interaction of magic as a medium to guide the transmission and interaction of magic. Jon did not have such a good ability, so he could only work on the details.
However, he could not help but praise Ravenclaw's magical idea. This pair of spectacles could prove that the Wizard's idea of the "Internet" had actually appeared a long time ago.
However, in the Wizard's world, this thing should be called the Magic Net. It was probably a taboo existence. After all, at that time, the word "Magic Net" was often associated with the gods.
It could not be touched lightly.
Thinking of this, Jon suddenly had a very bold idea.
Why couldn't he make a Magic Net?
He could only make a small and not that big of a demon king. It was not like he needed to mobilize faith to support himself like a god. Wasn't the Ministry of Magic's transportation network still set up as usual?
If the Magic Net was not for personal use, wouldn't it be considered as violating a taboo?
The more he thought about it, the more he felt that this idea of his had the possibility of being realized. Of course, all inspiration was only inspiration. If he wanted to put it into practice, he would need to put in a lot of effort.
However, as long as there was a possibility of it being realized, it was not too difficult for Jon to do it.
The power behind him was definitely enough to support this matter.
Moreover, this was also beneficial for him. With the Magic Net, he could deal with the exchange of information faster and save time to do his own things.
Moreover, although he could not use the Magic Net to strengthen himself, if he used it for personal gain, would he be able to "legally" obtain some benefits?
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