The man behind Hogwarts

"The truth lost in history - the secret of the curse".

The preface of this book is very simple. It is just the author's self-bragging, saying how great he is and what he has experienced. William skipped it.

After entering the text and reading a little bit of the content, William became slightly interested.

The book is divided into several stages.

1. Wizards from ancient times.

2. The origin of the curse.

3. The development of the curse.

The book tells the story: Long before humans could tame the violent and violent magic, there was only one kind of extraordinary human being in the world, which I called the ancient wizard.

They are like gods, born noble.

They can control the wind and water and follow their words by instinct alone, without the need for magic spells, let alone wands.

And this ability is just a talent, others cannot learn it, even if the ancient wizard teaches it personally.

The only way to obtain it is through God's gift and bloodline inheritance.

Generations of ancient wizards are born, and generations of ancient wizards die...

At some point, the curse was born, and at the same time, the ancient wizard disappeared.

There are no more noble gods in heaven and earth.

Instead, there are wizards who control the magic.

......

William was fascinated.

I have to admire that the content described in this book is really mysterious and fascinating.

Nowadays wizards seem to sound similar to ancient wizards, because when young wizards awaken their magic when they are young, uncontrolled magical riots will also break out.

If it were seen by primitive people, they might really think that it was a god coming to the world.

However, today's wizards have two essential things: magic spells and wands. From this point of view, it seems to be far inferior to the so-called 'ancient wizard'.

William slowly closed the book.

"There is plenty of imagination but insufficient evidence." This is his evaluation of the book.

Of course, there were two things in this book that surprised him, and they were the two magic spells recorded by the author.

According to him, these two magic spells are the second of the earliest magic spells in the world, and they are infinitely wonderful.

One is called: Wind Control Technique; the other is called: Spiritual Nurturing Technique.

William discovered that these two spells were completely different from the spells recorded in their textbooks. Whether it was the composition of the spell or the function of the spell, the difference between the two was quite big.

Especially the difference in spell functions.

Today's wizard's spell is defined as a spell that adds specific attributes to an object or creature.

Charms are different from transfiguration. Charms change or increase the properties of an object. It focuses on what the object does rather than what it is.

If the 'Spirit Nurturing Technique' is still about making objects "do something", then the 'Wind Control Technique' is.

William roughly analyzed this spell and was surprised to find that wind control seemed to be beyond the modern spell system.

‘Are these two curses real? ’

‘Perhaps, you can give it a try. ’

With a thought in his heart, William said goodbye to Cedric and the others, and eagerly came to the grove - the grove where he fought with Fran and the others.

This is a great place.

The forest, which is neither sparse nor dense, exudes the fragrance of plants and is highly concealed.

Hogwarts has strict rules.

One of them is that it is forbidden to perform magic in the castle corridors.

However, it doesn't say that you can't perform magic in the woods.

William thought, not prohibiting it means allowing it.

If you practice magic in the woods, you won't get caught.

Xiao Shulin: Probably...

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First try the wind control technique.

According to the book prompt, the spell is "Controlwind" and the wand gesture is:? ? No.

No cane wave gesture?

William frowned, feeling a little bad.

The explanation of wind control is very complicated. It tells the principle of the spell, then the spell, and finally the key to casting the spell.

A twisting curse.

‘It’s going to happen. ’

William had the feeling of receiving a call from a scammer.

A very official message came from the other end of the phone, "Sir, the XX thing you purchased has a warranty problem, and we want to refund you..."

William was chanting the magic spell as if he were holding a cell phone, and he was on the verge of being deceived.

Control your mind, strengthen your will, and be prepared to cast the spell.

then.

"Controlwind"

The mantra was uttered, and the grove fell silent.

?

William thought to himself: "Sure enough."

"Controlwind"......

He tried it a few more times, but also failed to see any effect. Now he was sure that this was a fake spell.

The Wind Control Technique is hopeless, and there is also a Spirit Nurturing Technique. The difference is that the Spirit Nurturing Technique has a wand-waving gesture.

"PromoteNurturing"

The wand was pointed at a weed.

The moment the spell was finished, William found that his spirit suddenly fainted, and then recovered immediately.

In just a short moment, the weed had undergone drastic changes.

The weeds move automatically without wind, the leaves sway and elongate, and the grass stems slowly increase in height. As the leaves and stems change, the plant color also changes from emerald green to dark green.

'It's mature. ’

An idea came to William's mind.

After about ten minutes, the weeds finally stopped changing.

William knelt down and looked at it carefully.

Comparing with other weeds nearby, we can know that this weed was originally about the same height as William's feet, but now, it has actually grown to William's calves.

It's a full palm length taller.

This?

William was amazed.

Can this be called mature? I'm afraid it's evolution.

‘No, according to the book, this change should be called: magical alienation. ’

Magical alienation: It means that ordinary creatures, through the action of magic, express characteristics far beyond the original creature, and even have special functions.

‘Spiritual cultivation is actually real? ’

I thought about it.

William uprooted the alien weed and prepared to put it into the Longview Hotel.

According to the book, any alienation that occurs to a creature that has been alienated by the magic of spiritual cultivation is irreversible and will not dissipate.

Alienation is irreversible and irreversible, these two points are what William values ​​most.

Because the modern curses he learned about all had one thing in common.

Magical effects are only temporary and will dissipate when the magic dissipates.

This is the law.

In the face of this rule, only a few magic or magic items in the wizarding world are exempt, such as Nico Flamel's Philosopher's Stone.

Nicole Flamel.

He was a famous alchemist and the only known maker of the Philosopher's Stone, a magical substance with astonishing powers.

He was a good friend and collaborator with Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts School.

He and his wife Perenal lived a long time thanks to the elixir made from the Philosopher's Stone.

The Philosopher's Stone is known as the Holy Grail of alchemy.

It has two functions.

First: The Philosopher's Stone can turn any metal into pure gold.

Second: The magic stone can create the elixir of life, so that people who drink the elixir will never die.

Based on William's current knowledge and memories of magic in his previous life, he can guess that the magic effect of the Philosopher's Stone is permanent. If not permanent, at least it is far beyond the timeliness of modern magic.

What if the magical effects of spiritual nurturing are irreversible and never dissipate?

Doesn't it prove that it is of equal value to the magic stone...