Everyday Players at Hogwarts

I don’t know if anyone has ever raised a fox.

Students who have raised foxes probably know that the biggest problem with foxes is not only their lack of family, but also their love of digging holes.

The second floor and even the third floor were like this, with dense caves and secret passages dotting these two floors. Ryan finally saw some magic, which was the unnatural part in Kate's words.

If there was no magic, the castle with so many secret passages would have collapsed long ago after such transformation. This is not consistent with architecture.

Almost everywhere, there are trigger-type expansion machines that look like Muggles.

The bats and spiders hide here during non-game time, and they are surprisingly odorless. They must have cast magic. If it is an ordinary wizard who has lost his wand and accidentally falls into a secret passage or trap, there may be some players. , I couldn’t run out for a day, it was indeed a terrifying journey.

Kate was very excited and ran through all the secret passages connecting the second and third floors. Although her body was still full of energy, Ryan's mind couldn't help but feel a little tired.

Especially magic. I haven't used magic for nearly a morning, and I have a strange depressing feeling.

Out of boredom, Ryan began to think wildly again.

The magic power has the nature of constant recovery. It is close to infinity and is even called ouroboros by Smith's Alchemy Wall. In fact, he has never noticed that Ryan can feel the accumulation of magic power far more than the average wizard.

"accumulation?"

"Muran?"

Obscurus is the product of a young wizard who excessively suppresses his magical power due to external reasons. A young wizard who is possessed by magic accumulation is also called an Obscurus.

Maybe it’s because most people who don’t use magic power are worried that they are alien, or their family and friends reject unscientific phenomena, so they actively or passively avoid the use of magic power. In addition, magic power itself is a product of the soul, and the accumulation of negative emotions is silent. It is a "dark" force with the ability to "parasitize and encroach".

This energy is deliberately presented as a single entity, capable of sudden and devastating bursts.

Parasitized little wizards usually do not live past the age of 10. The Obscurus is sometimes not visible, and sometimes appears as a black invisible entity or a black oily substance, flying or wreaking havoc in the air like a fluid or cloud, sometimes with... Red core. Described by some as "a gust of black wind" and "a black mass" with "gleaming white eyes", the Obscurus sometimes takes on the face of an Obscurus.

The ability of the Death Eaters in the movie to turn into black smoke and fly is probably also derived from this setting. However, in this world, the only ones known to have this ability are Voldemort and Snape when Harry was in seventh grade. Simple technique.

This kind of power exerted by oppression can be regarded as another way to break away from the wizard's thoughts.

The Obscurus and the Obscurus themselves are two sides of the same coin. The Obscurus can even be said to be another magical creature. The size and power of the Obscurus depend on the inner strength of its host:

The more powerful the Obscurus' magic is, the more powerful their Obscurus becomes.

The size and power of the Obscurus are also related to the degree of negative emotions and mental state of its host at the time.

In this case, the Obscurus is extremely destructive to its surroundings, able to levitate or break objects without touching them. Obscurus will slowly calm down and gradually return to its original state because of meeting someone trustworthy. Emotional changes can cause the Obscurus and the Obscurus to shift back and forth.

When the Obscurus dies, the Obscurus usually disappears with it.

"No! Newt Scamander once separated the Obscurus after Credence Barebone's 'death' and kept it in the magic energy field." Ryan suddenly thought of this.

"What about Harry Potter! How could Dumbledore not understand Obscurus? Harry's growth has always been in Dumbledore's eyes!" Ryan suddenly realized.

Ryan let go of his brain, and part of his thinking turned into the ordinary little wizard Ryan, an adventurer. He played with Kate in the castle, and his deeper thinking began to "think" in conjunction with the original work.

Harry's aunt and uncle are the kind of people who hate magic. They don't have no feelings for Harry, but they want to drive the magic out of Harry through all kinds of cold violence.

When Harry received the letter, Harry's uncle Vernon, for the first time, strongly demonstrated this determination to keep Harry away from magic. He refused to accept the letter, even though the mailbox exploded and the whole house was surrounded by owls, which seemed abnormal. .

They even found an isolated island and went to it during a thunderstorm, and even killed Dudley because of it. You must know that Dudley is the little bully in the family. The Vernons have always held it in their hands and did not dare to show any dissatisfaction.

But even under 11 years of constant oppression, the Obscurus was not born, and Harry did not become the Obscurial.

This may be due to the power of Harry's mother Lily Evans' love spell, which prevented the negative Obscurus from taking shape. However, the accumulated magic power will not disappear out of thin air. It is estimated that it has greatly improved Harry's magical potential, resulting in many subsequent Although his magic skills were far inferior to those of Voldemort, he was not at a disadvantage.

And Newt is Dumbledore's favorite disciple, the existence that makes Grindelwald jealous. Why won't the preserved Obscurus be studied by Dumbledore? You must know that the host of this Obscurus is himself suspected to be Dumbledore. Blood related to Credence Barebone.

And Harry's neighbor, Mrs. Figg, is herself a squib and Dumbledore's spy.

It turns out that Dumbledore did not fail to give Harry power. This kind of training that can normally cultivate silent tempering not only brings great improvement in mind, but also in potential.

Harry's ability to summon a physical patronus in the third year is a clear proof.

It was only after I traveled through time that I found that Dumbledore (Dumbledore) was translated as bumblebee in ancient English, plus he loved sweets.

This old bee, a bad old man, the more Ryan knows about it, the more he finds that Dumbledore is shrewd and calculating. How can Voldemort, who has lost his mind, not be defeated? In terms of strength alone, Voldemort is actually not as good as Dumbledore, but Voldemort has a higher tolerance rate, and he cannot be killed with a Horcrux.

If Dumbledore was younger, or had made a Horcrux, there would be no place for Voldemort.

Or in the case of so many damned people in Azkaban, making Horcruxes was Dumbledore's last resort when he saw no hope of victory.

Voldemort is like a mouse on a sticky board. As long as Dumbledore puts aside his moral integrity, even if he doesn't know the location of Voldemort's Horcrux, it is estimated that within a year after Voldemort's resurrection in Harry's fourth grade, he can beat Voldemort to a state worse than a ghost.

In the original book, Dumbledore died bravely, which is very likely because he no longer saw the hope of Voldemort's victory.

The greatest white wizard is far from being that simple.