Hogwarts: I'm just here to enjoy the magic

Invisibility spell, revealing spell, unlocking spell, super-sense spell...

Copying spell, confusion spell, phantom movement, whispering spell...

The clear water is like a spring, quickly growing in size, quickly shrinking, digging spell...

The traceless extension spell, the silent breathless spell, everything is forgotten, and I faint...

The above are all things Jack plans to learn in the short term.

Is it a bit too much?

But there is no other way. If you want to 'purchase' and obtain weapons such as flash-bang sniper rifles, you must master these magic spells.

Especially the invisibility, rapid shrinkage, and forgetfulness.

After being invisible, you can enter an arsenal, use the unlocking spell to open the door, and quickly shrink the size to collect the items and take them away.

If you meet someone, you can use Forgot to modify that person's memory.

This is the rough plan that Jack finalized.

If you have a device that can cast a traceless extension spell, you don't need to learn the magic spells of making it bigger or smaller first.

Even so.

He still had too much to learn.

Many of them are advanced magic spells.

Far beyond the scope of first-year students.

Even if you want to study, it is difficult to find textbooks.

Like phantom migration.

That's all, you can't be too ambitious.

Let's first get some of the magic spells that are available and indispensable.

For this reason, Jack began a crazy library study.

In addition to practicing every day in the morning and taking various courses during the day, all the remaining time is squeezed out for reading.

Neville was puzzled by this.

"According to you, magic is a spiritual power. In fact, we don't need to actually learn these magic spells to use them directly. If that's the case, why do you still read books and study this knowledge seriously?" He raised the question.

Hermione also had the same question about this.

Looking at Jack curiously, expecting his answer.

"I'll give you an example. You'll understand after listening to it."

Jack smiled and began to explain.

"We are from the country of Great Britain and have lived in the country since childhood. And on the other side of the world, there is a country called aaa."

What country is called aaa?

Hermione and Neville looked at each other.

"In this country, there is a special delicacy called Big Stone Swallowing the Moon."

"Okay, now comes the problem."

"Since magic is omnipotent, it can show the results as we wish."

"Then, I want magic to complete a huge boulder swallowing the moon. There is no problem, right?"

When Jack said this, he deliberately stopped.

Look at Neville.

Neville frowned and thought for a while: "It seems to be no problem, but... I don't know where the aaa country is? I have never seen a giant rock swallowing the moon... I can't do it."

Hearing Neville's answer, Jack smiled and looked at Hermione.

Hermione nodded slightly: "So that's it, I understand."

Being smart, she did understand.

No matter how powerful magic is.

How can it be possible for the caster to get something out of thin air that he has never seen or understood.

Magic does change according to the mind of the caster.

The premise is that the caster's thoughts are true and correct.

Take phantom movement for example.

Jack knew that this thing could allow people to teleport directly from point A to point B.

But how is it done and how is it implemented?

He doesn't know anything about it.

Even if I keep saying silently in my heart, I want to teleport, I want to teleport, I want to teleport, I still get no response.

At this moment.

Learn how to phantom move first.

Experience how it works.

I have a good idea.

Then recite silently in your heart, drive the magic power to activate the magic.

It's easier to use.

That's why he spends all his time in the library.

Learning is still necessary.

No matter how magical magic is, it cannot directly achieve the achievement of castles in the air.

A solid foundation needs to be laid.

However, it may also be because Jack has not grasped the true meaning of magic?

Isn't real magic such an inconvenience?

Well……

Who knows.

"I didn't expect that even if I can use magic, I still have to learn. Learning is my weakness." Neville was very distressed.

This was really beyond his expectation.

"Don't be in a hurry, learn the spells one by one slowly." Hermione suggested, "You don't even need to care about the progress of the teacher's lectures, just follow your own pace."

"Hermione is right." Jack agreed. "Even if the teacher is already teaching the tenth new spell and you are still thinking about the first spell, don't worry about him. Learn one and master it. It’s the best way to learn for you.”

After all, the wizarding world and the Muggle world are not the same thing.

If it were the Muggle world.

That kind of slow learning method will directly destroy a student.

This makes him lack sufficient competitiveness and find it difficult to gain a foothold in society.

But the wizarding world is different.

As a wizard, he goes out on a daily basis or fights and fights.

Being proficient in seventeen or eight magic spells is almost enough.

Such as Voldemort.

There are so many bells and whistles.

When we meet, I will reward you with an Avada and a big melon.

If you're not dead, try again.

It’s really a one-trick trick that can be eaten all over the world.

"Slow down, it'll be okay. The main thing is that you have to be proficient enough." Jack encouraged, "It's hard to say anything else, but you are still talented in this area. Just practice more and you will be fine. You are a hard worker. Geniuses have to take a different path than others."

"What is a hard-working genius?" Hermione was a little curious.

What Jack mentioned is quite new.

Is it something new?

"A person like you is a gifted genius with a lot of talent."

Jack explained briefly.

"You can know it as soon as you see it, you can master it as soon as you use it, and you can memorize it after reading it twice. If this is not a gifted genius, what else can it be?"

"That's true." Hermione puffed out her chest proudly.

She thinks her talent is quite good.

How many young wizards can master several magic spells through self-study in just a few weeks from receiving the admission notice to actually enrolling?

Except for her.

Not many left.

"Compared to natural geniuses like Hermione, Neville is a hardworking genius."

Jack stared at Neville seriously.

"Although you can't know it right away, you can't use it right away, and it's difficult to endorse it, but as long as you do one thing repeatedly, you will succeed sooner or later."

"For example, when it comes to magic spells, if you practice them repeatedly, you will be good at it after practicing it a thousand or two thousand times."

"It doesn't matter how hard you worked to master the spell, but once you can cast it successfully, the power of the spell will be much greater than that of others."

"Really?" Neville looked surprised, "Is this what I am?"

He never knew he had such a talent.

"Of course it's true. If you don't believe it, just give it a try."

Jack said firmly.

Is not this nonsensical?

As long as Neville isn't a loser.

Practice a magic spell a thousand or two thousand times.

Of course it's very powerful.

can only say.

This is Jack's kindness.

Giving Neville a white lie.

Let him gain confidence.

Change your life.