Everyday Players at Hogwarts

Chapter 540 Contract Tree = Magic Wand?

In the magic world, every wizard family has its own unique magical knowledge.

Just like Roll's Tartarus, only Roll can do it.

There is also the unique alchemy skills of the Weasley family.

The inventions of the Weasley twins, the grandfather clock in the Burrow, and the flying car in the original world line, which has independent consciousness and wanders in the Forbidden Forest, all reflect the superb skills of the Weasleys.

Kate knows these very well, and for her, it is as common sense as the earth is round.

So even though she believed Ryan's words, she still subconsciously questioned Ryan's answer, "The Potter kid should have other sources of magic knowledge - Weasley and Black."

"The Weasley family's alchemy?

Harry is not interested.

Even among the Weasleys, only the Weasley twins and Arthur Weasley have dabbled in it.

As for Black.

The magic of their family is too evil.

In Sirius's eyes, they are all poisonous teaching materials and should be burned.

How could he let his godson watch and learn?"

In Godric's Hollow, in the old Potter house, Harry suddenly opened his eyes.

He had thought of the possible magic.

Just as Ryan thought, he relied on logical thinking to infer that the magic did not come from Hogwarts.

Although he took many detours in the front, he finally thought of it.

The mind game is biased towards combat, and the Moon City is related to forging the body. The only thing left is that - the magic immersion in the college version of the potion making process.

Magical immersion refers to gazing at or directly touching the potion material, and imagining that it is a part of oneself to penetrate one's magic into the material and become one with it.

The process of making potions to prepare for the next step of using magic spells to extract juice or crystals.

Its biggest difficulty is how to imagine that the external object is a part of oneself.

But his contract tree is different from the potion material, so it can be said that this point is completely bypassed.

Because before he unilaterally cuts off the contract, the tree is himself.

Thinking of this, he couldn't sit still.

Rubbing his thighs that were slightly sore from sitting cross-legged for too long, he tapped the mirror next to him and disappeared.

After another familiar darkness, he returned to his room.

He looked at the flower pot on the table at a glance.

It seemed that with his appearance, the young saplings began to sway slightly without the care of the wind.

Dongdong! Dongdong! Dongdong!

As his magic entered, Harry felt that the surroundings became quiet.

A slight but obvious heartbeat began to become clearer as the outline of the holly sapling in his heart became clearer.

He seemed to have become the tree.

His lower body was rooted in the moist, soft soil.

The dark soil seemed to connect his blood vessels, and the sunlight outside the window penetrated through his hair.

The two converged in his beating heart, and a strange feeling of fullness accompanied by the stretching of his body continued to surge out.

It felt like the heat and thirst for a long time, and he couldn't help but encounter ice water.

Just thinking, "More! I want more!"

It seemed that after a century, he was ejected from his body, as if his soul had left his body.

Harry opened his eyes and couldn't help but touch his body.

He obviously had a strong body.

But now, he had a strange sense of loss.

It seemed that he was in a state of soul, like a lonely ghost, and the wind blew away.

In his eyes, the green sapling seemed to be another self.

He seemed to feel that he was looking in the mirror, and the other self inside was waving and smiling at him.

This feeling made him feel lost.

It took a long time for him to come back to his senses.

Harry wanted to continue the previous steps.

But his intuition told him that the contract tree had reached its limit.

If he wanted to do it again, he could only wait until tomorrow.

It had been several days since Kate's birthday.

In the orchard of Smith Castle, while enjoying the cool in the pavilion, Kate and Penelope guessed Harry Potter's awakening ability again.

After being denied by Ryan many times.

The bored two began to guess what magic would increase the progress bar of the magic transformation of the tree shepherd profession.

But this time, it was a bit strange.

After Penelope guessed many times, Kate didn't guess once.

However, she didn't play badly.

On the contrary, she held her head high and looked very confident.

So, Penelope couldn't stand it anymore, "Kate, if you know the answer, just tell me! Will I eat you?"

"Hehehe!" Kate chuckled, looked around, and chose to look at Ryan and said, "The answer is magic! I almost forgot that I was there at that time.

Harry Potter saw that the book was "First Year of Potions" recommended by Ryan."

"You are right this time, Kate." Ryan nodded.

"Ah~, why? What is the principle?" Penelope on the side expressed curiosity.

"This is related to a nasty character in the history of magic.

In the Middle Ages, people of that era preferred to communicate through duels.

So the wizards at that time regarded becoming a duelist as an ideal, even though the life span of medieval duelists was generally short.

Because, before the Ministry of Magic began to regulate the use of black magic, duels were usually fatal.

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The character I am talking about is Godlot.

He is a rare duelist who died of natural causes - because of the dangerous spells he invented and his own research in the field of black magic.

But he claimed that this had nothing to do with him, and that he wrote spells and promoted research under the guidance of his Elhorn wand.

He described his wand in his notebook as "my most evil and mysterious friend."

Obviously, Godlot regarded his wand as a partner or even a mentor.

There are many powerful wizards recorded in the history of magic, and they all think that Godlot is crazy because of studying black magic. What he said is nonsense. "(Kate interrupted and asked: "He is not crazy? But why don't so many wizards think so?")

"Because the knowledge of the wand is blocked by the wand makers and is kept secret.

People who are familiar with wand studies believe that the wand can indeed absorb the user's skills.

This is why most wizards prefer to use a wand that "chooses" them, rather than any second-hand wand.

Because a second-hand wand may have learned some habits from the previous owner, which is inconsistent with the magic style of the new owner.

Wands are usually buried (or burned) with their owners, and this practice can also prevent a wand from learning from too many owners. "Ryan said.

"But what does this have to do with tree shepherds?" Penelo couldn't help asking.

Ryan pointed to the wand in his hand, "The wand is composed of magical substances (hair, heartstrings, nerves, etc.) from magical animals and wand wood.

And wizards are also a kind of magical creatures.

When the contract tree is planted, the owner's hair is added, and it itself is a tree species that can grow into wand wood.

So the contract tree is equivalent to a wand.

Magic transformation is the feedback given to the owner by the 'magic wand' when it learns something to a certain extent.

And magic immersion is the elixir that speeds up the learning speed of the 'magic wand'. "