Ron felt a jolt in his heart; the other person's words were almost spot on.
Seeing the look of surprise on the young man's face, Professor Yutel nodded:
"You must be thinking, if this method is so effective and safe, why haven't other wizards widely adopted it, right?"
The old professor took out a yellowed historical tome from his storage space:
"This relates to a regrettable historical lesson in the wizarding academic world—'The Rise and Fall of the Iron Blood School'."
He opened the pages and pointed to one of the illustrations:
"In the mid-Second Era, there indeed was a Great Wizard Gryphon who systematically researched similar methods of everyday training."
"He discovered that through activities like cooking, gardening, and craftsmanship, one could achieve 70% of the effect of traditional painful training with zero risk."
Yutel turned the pages:
"Gryphon's method caused a huge controversy at the time.
