And is a new war about to break out in the magical world?

Stephen shook his head: "Absolutely not, I'm sure of it."

Andrew: "According to what Mr. Boris said earlier, the English government has mages who obey their orders."

What were they doing during the London attacks?

Stephen instinctively said, "They can't do anything about it."

Andrew immediately countered, "So the magic that appeared in London is a completely different product from the magic in the Merlin Magi system?"

Otherwise, why would we be powerless?

Stephen immediately shook his head and said, "That's not what I meant."

Andrew gave him no chance to process the information: "Besides, you just said that you knew about this two weeks ago that everyone could learn magic."

So, how long ago did Mr. Boris begin learning magic?

Stephen said in a low voice, "I'm sorry, it's not convenient to disclose that."

Under Andrew's sharp questioning, Stephen either couldn't answer almost any of the questions or gave very vague answers.

Such a performance is clearly unsatisfactory to the citizens of London.

Andrew got what he wanted, and compared to Stephen and the Boris administration behind him, he undoubtedly became a positive figure.

"This is the first time I've met a high-ranking official who knows nothing, and this is England's National Security Advisor."

With this level of expertise, how can we effectively carry out national security work?

I seriously doubt that the scum living at 10 Downing Street are capable of governing this country.

Unlike the frequent shootings in America, England has one of the strictest gun control policies in the world.

The last time such a high number of deaths occurred was sixteen years ago when an English taxi driver shot and killed 12 people.

More importantly, magic has a much higher degree of unknown content compared to guns.

People are always afraid of the unknown.

After news broke that magic existed in London, although there was no curfew, it had the same effect as a curfew.

Few people go out at night anymore.

The city's nightlife came to a standstill.

"Are they incapable of independent thinking?"

Now everyone has access to learn magic. Previously, only a small number of people knew magic, but in a maximum of half a month, everyone will know magic.

Is the English government placing its hopes on us, hoping we'll learn magic to fight them?

This comment on Twitter has been widely discussed and shared, with many seeing it as England shifting its responsibilities to individuals below them.

This is also due to information asymmetry; the citizens of London are unaware that the more people who possess magic, the less powerful the magic becomes.

While London descended into chaos, other countries watched from the sidelines.

Musk tweeted: "This is so cool. I'm going to stay in London for a while after the lockdown is lifted."

I've already started learning magic.

For him, wealth has lost its meaning; realizing his life's value is the ultimate pursuit.

For example, going to Mars, becoming a magician, and having superpowers are not things that can be achieved with money alone; they are his goals for the rest of his life.

Zheng Li's global reputation still cannot match that of Musk. The Western media's position is too secure, and the image of the richest Chinese high-tech entrepreneur is actually diluted within this system.

Musk considers Zheng Li his biggest business rival.

Whether it's Neuralink or Tesla, innovative biotechnology companies are the enemies they must face.

The lithium metal batteries launched by Kechuang Bio have given China's new energy vehicles a core competitive advantage overseas.

This is eroding Tesla's market share, not to mention the brain-computer interface technology of Kechuang Bio.

Musk wasn't actually as enthusiastic as he seemed on Twitter after learning about the London magic incident.

Because he is also about to receive a Demon Brain from the American authorities.

"Let's keep quiet while we're enjoying the show."

"I never expected that the title of 'Magic City' would be snatched away by London."

"Hello, I'm studying magic in London. If you transfer 648 to ** account to help me complete my studies and return home, I'll give you a place at Hogwarts."

Chinese netizens are generally taking a wait-and-see approach.

Of course, the vast majority of Chinese students in London were not so lucky.

However, as long as they don't wander around, it's fine.

Even many international students realized that this was an opportunity.

The English government has already provided a path to learning magic; isn't this the best opportunity to become one of Bilibili's top 100?

Documenting his journey from Muggle to wizard—what better gimmick could there be for a real-life wizard?

Of course, since many people think this way, whoever can break through the encirclement depends on their own abilities.

How should we evaluate Boris Johnson's public remarks at yesterday morning's press conference? And what is the real reason behind the London magic incident?

Compared to Weibo, which is mainly for venting emotions and complaining, discussions on Zhihu are more in-depth.

Despite Weibo's attempts to emulate Zhihu in recent years by creating long-form posts in hopes of generating more in-depth content.

Zhihu is learning from Weibo, focusing on traffic.

"Thanks for the invitation. I'm in London, and I'm still completely dazed."

When I saw the press conference video in a WeChat group for international students yesterday, my first reaction was that it was an April Fool's joke.

The subtitles were added manually.

Then I put in the same effort I used when I took the IELTS listening test to make sure I heard every single word Boris said.

I then realized it was actually true.

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