Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

However, there are all kinds of people in the wizarding world... The twins seemed to have noticed this and brought the topic back on track.

"Hey, I've always bought professional books on pharmacy or engineering, but now I want to buy some Muggle fantasy novels to read."

“Perhaps their legends might be better preserved in their original form?”

"Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings is amazing! I highly recommend it! Although it is a fictional story, I am curious if such a thing really exists in this world. I must look for it next time I go to a bookstore."

"Will Muggle-borns become pure-blood nobles after several generations of integration? Or are the descendants of elves pure-blood nobles? I think both are possible. If it is the latter, since they are obviously different races, it is understandable that pure-bloods want to exclude Muggle-borns. But in fact, isn't it okay not to get married? As long as they each play different roles in the wizarding world, it will be fine."

"But is it true that pure-blood nobles cannot use ancient magic?"

"The ancient magic circle that Fred and George got from the shop owner, they found it very useful and used it often, but if it was really that useful, why would the shop owner give it to them just because he 'didn't know'?"

Fred and George said belatedly:

"'Is that an ancient magic circle?'"

I nodded and said:

"It's really very ancient stuff, isn't it?"

“Some things work for us and some don’t.”

"'It seems we have some more research material?'"

"In Muggle novels, elves usually use blood to sign contracts. In this case, the habit of pure-blood nobles to value bloodline may be inherited from this tradition."

"When they succeed, they usually sign a new contract. The new head of the family needs to introduce himself to the elves and sign the contract again with blood."

"If the head of the family dies young due to an acute illness, and the children do not understand the content of the contract or how to renew it, the contract may be interrupted. This setting often appears in Muggle fantasy novels, and then the protagonist will embark on a journey to find the lost contract."

"In fact, this seems to be possible?"

"If it's an ancient family, maybe some information is still hidden in some corner?"

"But in Muggle novels, once a contract is broken, it usually becomes very troublesome. Most contracts are passed down orally. Or, it may be because Hogwarts began to teach convenient wand magic, which led to the contract of elven magic being forgotten. After all, people always tend to choose the easier way."

"'Ah, yes.'"

"Indeed, the wand is very convenient."

Bill agreed with this.

I continued:

"If you don't master all the silent spells, even if you can summon powerful spirits, you won't be able to control them, right?"

Percy murmured:

"Maybe that's why the contract was broken?"

"It does take a lot of magic to control the power of the elves. Instead of relying on a wand, I'm afraid I have to use my body to control it. After all, if it's a blood contract."

Fred and George added:

"'It would probably explode all over.'"

We brothers nodded at the same time.

I said:

"Yes, it might become meat slices."

"From this perspective, Dumbledore is indeed very powerful. At least he must be at his level to complete these tasks, right? According to newspaper reports, even with handcuffs and without a wand, he could fight against Sirius Black with magic."

"As a teacher, does he intend to teach his students these skills? As a professor and principal of the school, isn't he too secretive? It would be better if he could teach these skills more selflessly, but he doesn't seem to be that type of person, and we can hardly see what he really thinks."

"Perhaps in the distant Middle Ages, there were many masters like him. What Hogwarts teaches may be just the minimum necessary by the standards of the past. Wizards at that time may be able to do all of this. Of course, the wand is just an auxiliary tool. Perhaps their idea is: It is best not to use a wand to cast magic. The wand is just to help children learn to control magic."

"The rest is left to each family to research and develop their own unique magic system."

"However, if the head of the family suddenly dies due to wizard hunting and elven magic is cut off, the pure-blood nobles may harbor a great hatred for Muggles and want to annihilate them all."

"Of course I will hate them if the family's unique magic system is lost."

"However, judging from the current situation at Hogwarts, it would be difficult to even master the minimum skills."