Everlasting Vision from Hogwarts

When the Apparition was successful, the power of the Djinn had not yet seen any progress.

William encountered a difficulty. He found that he could not affect the power of the giant monster in any way. Even magic power had no effect on the giant monster's power.

Just like two parallel lines, no matter how long they are, they cannot cross each other.

Fortunately, when the east is not bright and the west is bright, the training of the troll during this period has achieved some results. Coupled with William's careful dressing up, the current troll is completely different from before.

The original troll was sloppy and smelly, but now it has become clean and dressed in a burlap robe with a hood. The long brim hides the troll's face in darkness.

He found that the troll's mentality was similar to that of carnivores in the animal world, and they were very aggressive, but of course their attack power was not at the same level.

And I don’t know if it’s due to the influence of the giant spirit’s power. The troll’s IQ is very low and its daily actions are slow to respond.

William tried using various magic spells to restrain the troll, but in the end Occlumency and the taming spell worked.

Occlumency can reduce the troll's aggressiveness to a certain extent, at least allowing him to attack people no longer.

The Taming Curse is a spell that is not included in the textbooks of all grades at Hogwarts, but William accidentally discovered it in the forbidden book area, and it was recorded in a book exploring ancient spells.

The book says that this spell is used by wizards to tame wild animals. Sometimes they try to use it on magical creatures, but the effect is much less effective.

Unfortunately, this spell is time-sensitive in taming creatures. Once it fails, the originally tamed creatures will be extremely angry and attack the wizard desperately.

William only used it on the troll in an experimental mood, and found that the troll was very obedient to the curse, and it seemed that its IQ had improved after being tamed, and it could understand some of William's not-so-complex instructions.

As soon as the spell took effect, William asked the troll to give him a big cleaning and give him a set of clothes. He originally wanted to make a suit of armor, but felt that the armor was too time-consuming, so he gave up.

When the effectiveness of the taming spell expired, the troll became very manic as stated in the book, wanting to destroy everything in sight, whether human or otherwise, without thinking and punching it.

In order to stop the troll, William then used a series of magic spells to calm the target, but none of them had any effect. The troll's eyes were still red with anger.

William suddenly had an idea and cast an Occlumency technique on the troll. What was sealed was not the troll's memory or thoughts.

Come to think of it, it doesn't have these two things.

Like when he was experimenting with emotional magic, the sealing technique he gave to the troll sealed the troll's emotions, especially anger.

In this way, dry wood meets the fierce fire, and the thunder from the sky stirs up the fire on the earth.

A wonderful chemical reaction took place, no, it should be a magical reaction.

The troll suddenly turned from extremely angry to calm, even a little too calm, a bit like the male compatriots who smoked cigarettes afterwards and had no desires and no demands.

And the troll at this time is probably very intelligent, and he can understand all of William's orders, and he understands what William means better than Daju, who has been raising him for several years.

An hour later, the troll fell from his state of high IQ and his eyes became stupid again.

What William didn't expect was that the troll seemed to be completely tamed. It neither smashed things stupidly nor slept carelessly. Instead, it was like a caring little pet that liked to wander around William.

From time to time, I still want to rub my head against William,

Then he was slapped away by William in disgust.

When William tried to cast a taming spell and Occlumency on him, the troll behaved like a saint again as expected, his eyes were indifferent and careless, as if he had seen through life and was indifferent to everything in the world.

"Are these two magic spells combined to provide great health care? How come they still have this effect?"

William looked at the giant monster's elegant sitting posture and saw that he was sitting on the ground, leaning on a pillar, with his right foot propped up to form a triangle with the ground, and his right hand resting on the vertex of the triangle...

"Maybe he still needs a cigarette?"

William was a little hesitant, and he was looking forward to the scene of the troll smoking, but when he thought that the cute reader might not like second-hand smoke, he finally gave up on this idea.

In order to verify whether the combined effect of these two magic spells is universal, William went to the forest overnight to catch a few small animals.

After some verification, William concluded that the troll was special and only had great health effects on him.

A single taming spell or a single Occlumency spell has the same effect on an animal as it does on a troll.

Only when the two are cast together in a combination package can such a strange phenomenon appear on the troll.

For the time being, this problem can only be attributed to the power of the giant spirit in the giant monster.

"Perhaps the combination of the two magic spells can make the power of the giant react, and then this scene appears."

So what is the principle of this?

The power of the djinn can't even affect magic, so why can these two magic spells?

Unable to suppress his curiosity, William immediately conducted research on this phenomenon. The focus of the research was whether anything special was produced under the combined effect of these two magic spells.

One night of research.

Chris from the Ravenclaw boys' dormitory woke up early and lifted up the quilt as usual to take a look at William's bed.

no one!

As if he had completed a task, he sat up straight and started dressing.

As he dressed, he pondered.

"William hasn't slept in the dormitory for three consecutive days. In the past, he only stayed up at night occasionally, but now he hasn't seen anyone for several days.

What on earth is he teaching himself? "

Chris' curiosity about his roommate has almost overwhelmed him. Unlike the other two roommates, although they were also curious, they lost interest after being curious for a while.

Except for Chris, his curiosity became more and more intense, so intense that it almost gave off a scent.

Speaking of which, Chris also has mixed feelings. He has been more mature than his peers since he was a child. Perhaps it is due to his personality. On the one hand, he is good at uniting friends around him, but on the other hand, deep down in his heart, he likes to be alone.

After arriving at Hogwarts, he still maintained this contradictory life state.

After getting to know William, he once felt that their personalities were very similar. Both had good communication skills, independent personalities, and were equally confident in themselves.

Therefore, in daily interactions, he always unconsciously wants to get closer to William.

However, as time passed, Chris felt more and more wrong. Why did William not play his cards according to the routine? He was just playing happily with his friends.

Why did Shenyin suddenly happen?

Is Tongsu Tongsu's refusal to return to the dormitory a moral decline or a distortion of human nature?