From Kamal Taj to Hogwarts

After Miranda explained the principle of combined spellcasting to Xiwen, she demonstrated it herself.

She raised her wand and pointed it at the lawn in front of her, her lips moved slightly, and then two rays of light came out of her wand.

The first ray of light turned into a snake and fell to the ground. The next moment, the second ray of light hit the snake's body, causing it to expand more than twice in an instant, making it look very scary.

There were many young Ravenclaw wizards around who were frightened and moved cautiously, as if they wanted to escape from the scene at any time.

"It's just a snake, what are you afraid of?" Miranda was very dissatisfied with the behavior of the little wizard in her college, but she still quickly recited the curse. "Vipera Evanesca."

A ray of white light hit the snake, and then the snake turned into a point of light and disappeared into the air.

"Do you understand?" Miranda glanced sideways at Xiwen and asked simply.

"I understand, I understand, but are there really girls who are not afraid of snakes?" Xiwen asked with twitching corners of his mouth as he looked at Miranda's calm look.

"Didn't I tell you that the conditions at my home are not good?" Miranda curled her lips and said casually. "When I was a child, I often saw spiders, mice, bats, snakes and other animals at home and in the yard. If I can't even

Even little things are afraid of me, can they still survive?"

"So I'm wondering, there are even spells to repel Muggles and ghosts, why can't there be a spell to repel these little animals?" Sivan asked.

"What's so strange about this," Miranda said unsurprisingly. "The spell to expel Muggles is aimed at the minds of Muggles, making them think of urgent matters when they get close, so they can quickly move away; as for the ghost banning spell,

It is aimed at the special physique of ghosts, causing them to lose the motivation to move forward when they get close."

"However, small animals such as mice have neither thoughts nor special physiques. How can wizards design spells to target them? Should they directly isolate all non-magical creatures? In this case, what should we do with the squibs in the wizarding world?

What about the pets at home?”

"What's more, these little things are quite interesting." Miranda suddenly smiled narrowly, looked at Xiwen and said, "I also created a magic spell based on little guys like bats. Do you want to try it?"

"Ahem, I don't think it's necessary!" Xiwen quickly shook his head and refused. Are you kidding? The magic spell created based on bats doesn't sound like a good thing!

"What a pity." Miranda said regretfully. "It was so much fun when I used it on my sisters!"

Xiwen silently mourned for Miranda's sisters for a second, and at the same time quickly changed the topic.

"In other words, since the high-level skills of combining magic spells are used in conjunction with silent spells, then if one type of spell uses a silent spell and another type of spell is recited, does the combination of the two spells count as an 'intermediate skill'?

Xiwen asked seriously.

"It's okay to say that." Miranda glanced at him strangely and replied thoughtfully. "But except for wizards who are new to silent spells, it is rare that a spell can be cast silently, and another spell can be cast silently.

A situation where it can’t be done.”

"Some beginners may only have mastered the silent casting skills of individual spells, but it is already very difficult for them to concentrate on completing such a silent spell, let alone a combination of spells? So the 'intermediate skills' you mentioned

It has no research value." Miranda finally rejected Xiwen's idea rudely.

"It's okay, just think I'm overthinking it." Xiwen smiled happily.

Although there was nothing wrong with Miranda's judgment, what she didn't know was that there were cases like Xiwen in the world who combined the magic of Kama Taj and the magic of the wizarding world at the same time!

Xiwen can actually use Kama Taj's spell as a silent spell, and then use it in conjunction with the incantation to use the spell that has the possibility of matching. In this way, he can achieve the so-called "intermediate skill" of combined spell casting!

Thinking of this, Xiwen couldn't wait to start trying.

"By the way, at what grade will we start learning silent spells?" he asked casually before leaving.

"Sixth grade." Miranda replied.

Xiwen was stunned for a moment and said, "I vaguely remember that you are in fifth grade?"

Miranda smiled and nodded and said, "Yes, you remembered correctly!"

Xiwen: "..."

Damn it, she was tricked!

Having nothing to say, Xiven said goodbye to Miranda. He wanted to try some combination spells right away. However, he suddenly thought that Wednesday morning was Professor Essad's herbal medicine class!

Then he silently suppressed the urge to skip class, finished his meal dejectedly and headed to Greenhouse No. 1...

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In the evening, Xiwen finally finished his day's classes and had some free time to practice combined spell casting.

This luxurious room in the dungeon was renovated by the little wizard Xiwen. Professor Melos has now given it to the ghost Xiwen as compensation. The ghost Xiwen took Helena and waited here in advance, and the two are currently working on it.

Having a somewhat weird conversation.

"So you want to fuse the spells of the two worlds together?" Helena asked with interest.

"Yes, given my own special characteristics, I can use a trick when using combination casting." Xiwen said proudly.

"So where are you?" Helena asked, then she seemed to feel that her question was a bit strange and couldn't help laughing.

Ghost Xiwen couldn't help but laugh and said, "I'll be there soon."

Sure enough, not long after he finished speaking, the little wizard Xiwen walked into the dungeon room with a piece of bread in his hand and eating it.

"Is it necessary to be so anxious? Even the food is not delicious!" Looking at the appearance of the little wizard Xiwen, Helena gave the ghost Xiwen a reproachful look.

"No way, I've been thinking about it for a day, and I'm just waiting to try it!" Because the little wizard Xiwen was busy getting rid of the bread in his hand, ghost Xiwen did all the talking, making this scene a bit weird.

"Both of them are you, but they look different. What a strange feeling!" Helena looked at the ghost Xiwen and then at the little wizard Xiwen, her expression a little tangled. "So your two bodies can sense in real time.

What’s going on on the other side?”

"That's right." The little wizard Xiwen finally finished the bread in his hand and said in unison with the ghost Xiwen.

Helena seemed to have not thought about which Xiwen she was looking at to speak, so she had to look down at her toes and said: "Forget it, start quickly!"

The little wizard Xiwen smiled, took out his wand, and began to cast the combined magic he had been thinking about all day.

"Protego!" he read aloud.

While a transparent barrier was formed in front of him, a golden light lit up - the Ring of Raggador overlapped behind the Iron Armor Curse!

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