A broken Hogwarts

Chapter 50 Black Magic and White Magic

According to the classification of magic by wizards, the Patronus Charm is undoubtedly a white magic, or the kind of white magic with very strict requirements. This is an ancient and profound magic that is notoriously difficult to cast.

It requires the wizard to concentrate on recalling the happiest things in his heart. The shape of the patron saint summoned is a symbol of the wizard's heart, representing hope, happiness and the desire to live. It is a positive force that can be used to resist and expel dementors.

and the Voldemort bat.

However, as an absolutely bright white magic, the Patronus Charm cannot be mastered by those dark wizards whose hearts and souls have been corrupted by black magic. Forcible use may even cause terrible backlash.

There are not many wizards in this world who know how to use the Patronus Charm, but the man opposite Owen can never use it, and he doesn't bother to use it at all.

So what does Voldemort mean? It can't be just to entertain him, right?

"Professor, I just mentioned it casually at the time. This spell does not fall within the scope of the oath." Owen said calmly.

"I think starting with the Patronus Charm is a good choice." Voldemort said lazily.

"Since this is your opinion..." Owen said as if he was ready to listen to the lecture.

"You should know what is the difference between black magic, white magic and ordinary magic, right?" Voldemort looked at him indifferently.

"Throughout the ages, none of the wizards who truly stand at the pinnacle are proficient in black magic." Voldemort looked at the closed window with a sarcastic expression, "Even Dumbledore, who claims to be the defender of justice, is the same.

We cannot be exempt from vulgarity...Essentially, we are no different..."

Facing the other party's gaze that seemed to be able to see through the soul, Owen swallowed, feeling that this was a temptation from the devil. He pinched the palm of his hand hard with his nails and quickly suppressed the inexplicable desire in his heart.

"It lies in the use of emotions." Owen nodded and said in a calm tone.

"I know that your doubts are nothing more than being misled by the shallow and ignorant concepts in the book. You are afraid that contact with unknown areas will bring changes to you. But what you don't know is that whether to change yourself only depends on the wizard's own will, and

Not magic itself."

Owen touched his chin thoughtfully and looked at them directly, putting aside the subjective emotions of the narrator: "Do you choose to be different because you pursue differences?"

"Follow the script." Voldemort commented concisely and concisely.

This is easy to understand. When a person is immersed in malice or kindness towards others for a long time, the person's own personality and behavior will inevitably change subtly.

"But your narrow knowledge has hindered your development. The conflicting opinions in those books will only interfere with your judgment. In fact, magic is not good or bad, it only depends on the wizard's choice."

"It's just the self-righteous gossip of some ignorant people." He suddenly smiled coldly, and his voice became colder, "For real people with lofty ideals, everyone knows their problems, but no one will reject them.

.Because they represent the pinnacle of magic, and this is the only way to reach the ultimate achievement."

Take black magic as an example. If a person has hatred, resentment or even murderous intention towards an enemy, this is human nature. But if he has these malice towards anyone, then he is perverted or evil. And black magic

The release requires the wizard to have evil thoughts towards the other party in his heart. If a normal person has such dark thoughts for a long time, it will be abnormal.

"Similarly, black magic and white magic are mutually exclusive and are two extremes. It is impossible for a wizard to achieve profound achievements in these two fields at the same time, because they themselves will create fierce conflicts." Owen continued.

It is precisely because of this that Owen is unwilling to come into contact with black magic at this time.

After finishing speaking, Owen glanced at Voldemort. Is it a bit wrong to talk to the Dark Lord about the side effects of dark magic? Never mind, Owen is discussing it as a serious topic anyway.

Owen looked into Voldemort's eyes and spoke slowly and clearly.

In the early stages of studying black magic, you may be able to avoid falling into darkness by learning white magic such as the Patronus Charm. However, when you study to a higher level, the two will only increase and decrease, conflict and offset each other, so that

Neither can achieve much.

"Continue." Voldemort said calmly.

"Of course, there is a difference, that is, Dumbledore was too cowardly to master the secret of black magic, but never dared to use it." He looked at Owen deeply, his expression became mysterious, "

Few people know that black magic has a wonderful characteristic. When you use it on people or intelligent creatures, you will get a wonderful feedback in the other person's pain, fear and death. It will make you and black magic

The more harmonious the magic is, the more powerful your black magic will be..."

Owen pursed his lips. He had already guessed this, but he always felt that something was not right.

"General magic, from the most basic lighting spells to advanced armor spells, phantom spells, etc., do not require wizards to mobilize their own emotions and feelings. As long as you master the basic principles and methods of casting spells, you can pass them.

Practice to understand and master them.”

He paused, considered his words and said: "At the same time, unlike ordinary spells, black and white magic that requires the participation of subjective emotions has a great impact on wizards. Wizards who are immersed in black magic will become more...

…Wizards who are malicious and specialize in white magic will be more compassionate. But in comparison, white magic has a much smaller impact on wizards.”

"The more powerful it is, the more it is used, and the more it is used, the more powerful it becomes. This is the magical charm of black magic that makes people unable to stop, and it is also the reason why it affects the user." Voldemort said softly in a seductive tone,

"What's wrong with pursuing great power? I know you are also pursuing it, Owen Shafiq, and I can feel your ambition. It's just that you are very clear-headed and can rationally distinguish between what is good and what is bad..."

"Black magic represents plundering, and white magic represents giving. It's that simple. Smart people will choose to plunder, because it is powerful, comprehensive, unpredictable, and indestructible. They plunder foreign objects to complete themselves. Only fools will choose to give.

Let yourself gradually become pedantic and cowardly, and finally lose the courage to resist the cruelty..."

"But black and white magic is different. They require the wizard's emotions as the basic driving force. They are not necessarily profound, but the upper limit is higher than ordinary magic. The difference between the two is that to perform black magic requires malice from the heart and hope.

The emotion of hurting others and hoping to cause pain. White magic needs positive emotions, the emotion of wanting to save and protect others."

Voldemort's voice was soft and had a hissing ending, which was very stimulating and charming: "The first step to becoming a powerful wizard is to welcome the unknown, rather than escaping like a coward. Owen, you already have this qualification, why not

How about trying it?"

Isn't this enough? Owen frowned inwardly and continued: "Black magic is better at attacking and cursing, and is mostly used to hurt, control, and kill. White magic is not good at fighting, and is usually used to protect, heal, and bless others.

Therefore, those wizards who specialize in white magic are mostly healers or potions masters."

If he was really an eleven-year-old wizard, he would probably be convinced and looking forward to it by now. But Owen had more than twenty years of experience in his previous life. Although he couldn't find the loopholes in Voldemort's words, he always felt that he

Just like those criminals who lured people to take drugs in previous lives, telling you that it doesn't matter if you try, as long as you are determined, you will be fine...

Wow, this sense of déjà vu is so strong! Owen resisted the urge to roll his eyes.

Voldemort stared at him deeply for a while, then narrowed his eyes and said coldly: "Now that you have understood the difference between black and white magic and ordinary magic, it is time to return to the issue of the Patronus Charm."

The previous topic ended suddenly and indifferently. Most people would definitely feel uneasy at this time, worrying about whether they would disappoint or irritate the other party. But Owen just followed the stick and lightly dismissed the previous topic and said seriously:

"I look forward to it, Professor."

(End of chapter)