Alright, it's getting late. You two should go back and rest."
Dumbledore checked the time; it was already midnight. After telling Snape and Professor McGonagall to go back and rest, he went to the wooden cabin by the Forbidden Forest again.
"I wonder if Hagrid is asleep yet."
He wanted Hagrid to find some magical creatures that could help the young Wizards train ki magic.
Regarding the current curriculum for ki magic in the plan, he thought there shouldn't be much of a problem.
Compared to ordinary people, Wizards' bodies don't have much of an advantage in terms of strength and speed.
However, due to the Wizard Bloodline, they possess extraordinary recovery and resistance capabilities.
If an ordinary child fell from seven or eight meters high, there would basically be no possibility of survival.
But if it were a Wizard child, at most, it would be a bone fracture, and even without magic or potions, they could slowly recover.
Therefore, although the ki magic training for young Wizards might be very arduous, it would definitely be much better than for muggle children.
Moreover, with Madam Pomfrey around, even if there were injuries, as long as it wasn't instant death, they could be saved.
For Wizards, unless the injury carried a curse, even a missing arm or leg wasn't considered a severe injury.
In fact, he wasn't worried about the young Wizards' bodies; he was worried about their perseverance.
However, he also thought this was good, as it could weed out young Wizards without perseverance, forge true elites, and combat Voldemort and the Death Eaters in the future.
That's why he included the option of freely choosing courses in the notice.
As for the training method of ki, if it were leaked to ordinary people, would it pose a threat to the Wizarding World?
He thought it wouldn't be a big problem.
According to his understanding, to generate the energy of ki, one first needs to train the human body to its limit.
This is too difficult for ordinary people; even in Goku's World, it seems not many people have mastered ki energy.
Wizards' physiques have an advantage in this regard compared to ordinary people.
As for whether Black Wizards might learn it?
This also wasn't a big problem.
Wizards have special physiques, but as they age, their bodies also deteriorate.
Most of the Black Wizards currently existing in the World are basically middle-aged or even elderly.
If they were to train according to the current ki magic curriculum, their bodies simply couldn't handle it.
Even among the young Wizards in the school who are most suitable for training, he felt that only a minority would be able to train their bodies beyond their limits and master ki magic.
The next day, Goku woke up from the White Space and re-entered the Harry Potter World, appearing on the bed in the teachers' dormitory.
It was six in the morning, and it was still dark.
Normally, he wouldn't wake up this early because he would spend the entire day training, which consumes a lot of physical energy.
So he usually woke up at eight in the morning and went to bed at eight in the evening.
Sufficient sleep is beneficial for physical recovery and the growth of ki.
But at this stage, he had to learn magic from Dumbledore, studying spells in the morning and theory in the afternoon.
This reduced his training time.
However, fortunately, learning magic and spells didn't consume physical energy, so he could train in the mornings and evenings.
Training cannot be stopped; it is fundamental.
Wizards' techniques can be learned because they can enhance one's strength, making one less susceptible to being targeted in combat.
They also allow for more diverse combat strategies.
But if all one's energy were focused on magic, delaying one's own training, then it would be putting the cart before the horse.
Dumbledore told him these principles last night after analyzing his fighting style.
And besides helping him analyze his fighting style, Dumbledore also said he would help him train better.
As a reward for helping him collect the Dragon Balls to revive his sister.
He would help guide the young Wizards in Turtle School training to learn how to use ki, and Dumbledore would guide him in learning magic.
He would help collect the Dragon Balls and summon the Dragon to save Dumbledore's sister.
Dumbledore would help him train better.
Dumbledore told him this was an equivalent exchange, a fair transaction, and a mutual respect.
One can be kind and help others out of good intentions, but one cannot be a pushover.
Constant giving does not necessarily lead to gratitude; it can also lead to endless demands and malice.
He didn't quite understand these principles, but he did take some of them to heart.
Anyway, for him, if it could improve his strength, he was naturally very willing.
"Goku, good morning!"
Goku pushed open the door and saw Dumbledore standing outside. He stretched and replied:
"Good morning, Grandpa Dumbledore, you're up even earlier than me."
"When you get old, you need less sleep."
Dumbledore's face was full of kindness.
"Let's go to your training spot."
After a flash of Fire, the two disappeared from where they stood, reappearing next to a large wooden cabin on the edge of the Forbidden Forest.
"When will I be able to learn this magic?"
Goku really wanted to learn Apparition; it was very convenient for both combat and travel.
"You can learn this magic after you've learned all the seventh-year spells."
Dumbledore smiled.
Advanced magic like Apparition isn't that easy to learn; even among seventh-year Wizards, not everyone can master it.
"Professor Dumbledore!"
At the entrance to the Forbidden Forest, Hagrid walked over, carrying a giant log four or five meters in diameter, with his pet Fang.
"I never thought you'd become a Professor at the school."
Seeing Goku next to Dumbledore, Hagrid couldn't help but exclaim.
Last night, he had learned some things about Goku from Dumbledore, and the large tree he cut down this morning was also to help with Goku's morning training.
"Good morning, Hagrid!"
Goku greeted Hagrid with great energy, then stepped forward, took the giant log, and hoisted it onto his back.
"So strong."
Watching Goku effortlessly hoist the giant log onto his back, Hagrid couldn't help but give a thumbs-up.
He found it hard to imagine why Goku, with such a small physique, possessed such great strength.
"Engorgio!"
Dumbledore waved his wand, and the log Goku was carrying instantly doubled in size.
"Can you handle it?"
Dumbledore asked with concern.
Goku nodded and easily performed a frog jump on the ground:
"Yes!"
Dumbledore waved his wand again, continuing to cast the Engorgement Charm, constantly increasing the log's volume until Goku also felt extremely strenuous before stopping.
Goku, carrying the heavy log, began his training in the open space in front of the wooden cabin, sweating profusely.
When he was about to give up, Dumbledore always managed to shrink the log's size in time, allowing him to catch his breath.
After he recovered, Dumbledore would increase the size again, keeping him training at the limit of his physical capabilities