Hogwarts Mystery Sequence

[Did I indirectly crack some of the secrets of the Deathly Hallows? (laugh)

I tend to think that this symbol is not exclusive to the Deathly Hallows, but represents some kind of...truth.

Everyone may interpret it differently. For the three Peverell brothers, it may mean mastering death, but what does it mean for me...

Omniscient and omnipotent?May all your wishes come true?

Let’s borrow that person’s name for the time being and call it the “Omniscient Eye.” 】

When Amon drew the "Omniscient Eye", he initially built the framework of his own magic system. This is an achievement that most wizards have not achieved in their entire lives!

This is partly because most wizards do not have this awareness;

On the other hand, the reason why Amon was able to do this at the age of nine before officially entering the magic world is because of the Nott family's thousands of years of book collection, the numerous experiences of their predecessors, and Amon, Indispensable!

The latter is even more critical, because the frog at the bottom of the well cannot imagine the vastness of the sky, but Amon has seen the stars and the sea!

On the premise that he has a good understanding of the overall magic system of this world, Amon has also seen fantasies that are more magnificent and magical than this, and that exhaust human imagination!

Therefore, Amon dares to think what no one dares to think, and can think of what no one can think of!

His vision and vision are far beyond the current era, and he has a brilliant imprint of the wisdom of human civilization, which is a heritage that no one can match!

[There is a saying that "sincerity leads to spirit". If Muggles do not believe in God, then even if God really exists, they will not be able to appear in front of Muggles.

There is only one possibility that magic cannot be realized, and that is that there is something wrong with the wizard as the bridge between magic and magic.

I was still unknowingly bound by the inherent concepts before, and I wanted to summarize the steps to create a magic spell just like I summarized the steps of physical and chemical experiments.

But I gradually ignored that magic is idealistic and conflicts with some fundamental ideas I once had.

If you want to deceive God's miracles or deceive yourself by simply waving a magic wand and chanting a spell, then it is impossible to succeed.

Just like Muggle religion emphasizes "faith" - belief in God, Buddhism, and heaven, earth and nature, the core of magic is the "faith" of wizards!

Only by believing in magic can we communicate with magic, and only then can magic be fed back to the wizard in the form of magic to achieve the miracle he wants.

Belief includes two meanings: the wizard needs to have a firm understanding and remain unwavering.

To conjure a flame that won’t hurt anyone, the wizard must focus on “a flame that won’t hurt anyone” and firmly believe that he can really create it!

It's easier said than done. Magic is idealistic, but wizards are not completely idealistic. This seems to be the same as my previous concept...

In short, creating a spell is not like learning a spell. You know clearly that by chanting the spell and waving the wand, the magic will bring the magic you believe in to your eyes——

After all, no matter what method you use, you have "seen" the effect of the magic spell. "Seeing is believing", and the miracle achieved is no longer a miracle, but becomes something that can be done, and there is a basis for belief.

But creating a spell is thousands of times more difficult than this, because even wizards cannot control their own brains, and too strong a purpose itself will distract;

At the same time, magic is a miracle, and the miracle itself is almost impossible to achieve. How can a wizard firmly believe that he can do it?

"Magic cannot bring the dead back to life." Regardless of whether this sentence is correct or not, it is one of the most important theorems recognized by the magic world.

This means that the hearts of wizards have limits. They can achieve miracles, but they are not miracles themselves. It is reasonable to think that there are things that cannot be done.

For me, the difficulty is doubled. On the one hand, my inspiration is extremely high, which allows me to feel things that ordinary people cannot feel, understand things that ordinary people cannot understand, and it is easier to achieve unity with my own magic power;

But in turn, it also made me more susceptible to unknown influences, causing the magic to be more easily disordered, adding another layer of obstacles to the creation of spells.

On the other hand, I am too ambitious. I want to hold all the miracles in my hands, whether I am resurrected from the dead or my dreams come true.

But regardless of my deep understanding of the world, or my subjective thoughts and subconsciousness, I understand that a human being, an underage wizard, cannot achieve those miracles by waving a magic wand and chanting incantations. The basis of belief.

——Consciousness is inevitably shackled by subjective thoughts and the objective world——

Therefore, an additional "ritual" is needed, whether it is a magic potion or other means, to anchor my thoughts and strengthen my confidence!

Speaking of this point, the approach in "The Lord of the Five Boys" impressed me deeply. Maybe I can learn from it...]

Amon flipped through the notebook for a while to read through it, then raised his wand:

"Evanesco! (Fade without a trace)"

With a wave of the magic wand, the notebook on the table disappeared.

This was the first thing he wanted to do after getting the wand, because the content in this notebook was too important and only suitable for staying in his mind.

After doing this, Amon turned around and went to sleep.

The excitement of getting the wand had already faded away after casting the first spell. There were important experiments to be done tomorrow, so I had to replenish my energy.

……

The next day, the weather was sunny and no rain.

This seemed to indicate that Amon was going to have a good day.

Amon re-entered the underground library after breakfast and went straight to the room next to the bedroom.

It looks like a place specially used for mixing potions. The space that has been cast with a traceless stretching spell is filled with tall wooden cabinets.

There are all kinds of potion ingredients in the cabinet, which may even be more complete than the pharmacy in Diagon Alley.

On the table in the center of the room are crucibles, scales and other instruments used to prepare potions.

As a Nott, it was naturally impossible for Amon not to be able to concoct potions, even if he had not yet gone to school.

The Nott family's library contains a complete set of guidance books, as well as many notes of Nott's ancestors.

Amon would often look through it, hoping that some secrets or magic spells would be recorded in it.

Later, after determining his own magic path, he seriously practiced it under the guidance of Old Nott.

For example, he crushed moonstone into powder and learned a lot of the Nott family's unique skills, but he couldn't actually make a potion because he didn't have a wand.

Amon picked up his white coat from the hanger at the door and put it on with a sense of ceremony. Although this sense of ceremony was beyond the understanding of Old Nott, he still insisted on doing so, which would give him a lot of confidence.

He came to the table where the cauldron was placed and picked up a parchment notebook from the table.

Opening the notes, there are many names of potion ingredients revised and rewritten on each page. Their dosages are indicated in parentheses after the names. At the bottom is a pile of experimental records.

As long as a wizard who understands potions reads these contents, he will understand that Amon is improving potions.

Improving potions, especially improving the effects of potions, requires an extremely deep foundation in potions.

This is obviously something that Amon cannot possess at his current age, but Amon still has the confidence to make it before using it.

He took out a golden and exquisite pocket watch - "Time Turner" from the pocket of his magic robe.

This is a collection from the Nott family. The pure-blood family's heritage is fully demonstrated in terms of magical knowledge and the inheritance of precious magical items.

The "Time Turner" can give Amon several more hours in a day, but because it will cause damage to Amon's young body, Old Nott has been reluctant to give it to Amon, and he has no choice but to stipulate that it be obtained from Amon. The wand cannot be used until later.

Yesterday, before leaving, Old Nott called Amon to the study and handed him the pocket watch, and solemnly reminded Amon not to overuse it.

Amon knew that he was still young, and his journey as a wizard had not even really begun, and he still had a long time to grow;

But he was a little eager to verify whether his path was feasible, which was related to his entire future magic career.

Amon put the "Time Turner" on the table and started working.

In the past, he took the formula and asked Old Nott to help him make the potions after he returned to the manor. Now that he had a wand, he no longer had to worry about it.

He first quickly became familiar with the complete production process of potions - mainly the part of combining the wand;

Then, Amon was going to use trial and error to try out the potion he wanted, during which he had to consult a lot of information.

Exhaustion has always been the stupidest method, but it is also the most reliable method at present. If the ability is insufficient, you can only sacrifice time to make up for it.

Fortunately, the Nott family has a lot of experience in improving the invisible potion, which is why Amon chose it in the first place.

The Nott family once wanted to combine the characteristics of the Disillusionment Curse, the Concealment Curse, the Silence Curse, the Loyalty Curse, the Invisibility Curse, the Confusion Curse and other spells to create an unsolvable invisibility spell. Unfortunately, they never got much success. substantial results.

Judging from the latest information that Amon has found, that is, the research notes of the previous generation, it was at that time that the Nott family finally gave up and turned to their specialty at the time, which was potions, to find a breakthrough, and developed some Techniques for combining potions and spells.

Therefore, the inheritance of the Knott family has actually never been interrupted.

As for the darkroom, according to the record on a very conspicuous sheepskin scroll that Amon found inside, the secret room’s inheritance method is to find clues from the library, crack the Red Heart Loyalty Curse, and then become the new secret keeper——

This is a technique of the Nott family. The secret keeper uses his own blood as ink to write down the secret. After special treatment, the first person who discovers it can become the new secret keeper. The premise is that the person who knows the secret is better. Less is better.

Thinking about it carefully, I suddenly found that the Nott family was too "goo"-not only they have been committed to researching the perfect hidden magic, but also for the inheritance of the darkroom, they would rather not have a successor in one generation or even several generations, but choose such a secret To the extreme, I just want to wear an invisibility cloak on myself inside and out...

But when I think about the parchment scroll in the dark room, I feel that it is not surprising that I have such a desire to survive.

Of course, Amon himself was very grateful to Nott's ancestors, they really helped him a lot!

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