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The effects of the Corrosion Curse and the Fear Curse can be understood literally.

The former is to entangle the cursed target with some curse power, and use the power of the curse to corrode it.

The latter involves the use of some mental power, but it is essentially a curse spell.

By learning these two spells, Kyle can touch some of the ways to transform magic into cursed power.

This was also Grindelwald's purpose in teaching him these two spells.

On the basis of the power of curse, the third curse, Shadow Burn, involves more advanced magic properties conversion skills.

The magic of Shadow Burn was created by Grindelwald specifically for Kyle.

Its principle is to transform the magic power from the original attributeless into the dark attribute with strong black magic characteristics, and use the dark magic power to corrode the target of the curse.

After learning the magic of Shadow Burn, Kyle has basically mastered the skill of converting the nature of magic power.

I just don’t know why, but these three obviously systematic spells always remind Kyle of a non-chief profession in a certain game in his previous life - a warlock who plays with evil energy.

Looking at the blackboard in front of him, Kyle fell into deep thought.

After he learns these spells... he shouldn't... become unlucky, right?

Calling out a water mirror, Kyle looked at the reflection reflected in the mirror. He had blond hair and blue eyes, with a standard European appearance.

Forget it, he didn't believe that the blood of Grindelwald and Dumbledore, one black and one white demon king, could not withstand the curse of the non-warlock.

Done! Here comes Ollie!

…

Regarding the transformation of the nature of magic power, Kyle actually has some basic knowledge.

When he was in New York, he was alone in exploring the ninjutsu he thought he had, and he was asked to tinker with the two escape techniques of water escape and earth escape.

Later, after he came to Hogwarts, under the guidance of Professor Flitwick, he successfully mastered the other three escape techniques of fire, thunder and wind, and gathered the five element escape techniques.

There are also those records about ancient magic that I saw in the castle library when I was in France - there are also descriptions of elemental magic in them.

With so many prerequisites, Kyle has already had some scattered knowledge about the transformation of magical properties.

Today, under Grindelwald's systematic explanation, his understanding has reached a new level.

Therefore, Kyle quickly mastered the Corrosion Curse and the Fear Curse, two magic spells that were regarded as introductory curses.

By the time he went to bed at night, Kyle had already mastered the technique of casting a fear spell by looking at each other from the use of mental power in the fear spell.

Kyle rubbed his chin and thought, if Draco dared to provoke him like he provoked Harry, wouldn't he be able to scare Draco to pee with just one look?

If he was given more time to study the fear spell, Kyle believed that he would soon be able to unlock the entire system of illusion.

At that time, you can try any kind of monthly reading, other gods, etc.

However, the research on the fear curse is not Kyle's main task at the moment.

The most important thing at the moment is to first use the Corrosion Curse and the Fear Curse to find a way to convert magic into cursed power, and then further master the Shadow Burn spell.

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By the afternoon of the next day, Kyle had almost mastered the use of the curse.

Now he does not need to stick to the two magic forms of Corrosion Curse and Fear Curse. As long as he wants, he can let his magic power take on some of the destructive and corrosive properties of the curse.

The astonishing talent shown by Kyle made Grindelwald look slightly sideways.

You must know that when he first learned this, it took him nearly a week.

Although he had no teacher to teach him at the time, he relied solely on his own exploration and discussions with Dumbledore.

However, even with the guidance of a teacher, Grindelwald didn't think he could master this in one day. It would have taken two or three days anyway.

Does this mean that Kyle's talent is two to three times his, or in other words, greater than or equal to him and Dumbledore combined?

Grindelwald, the genius of arithmetic, was very satisfied with the conclusion he had reached. Nothing made him happier than having someone to succeed him.

In the training room, Kyle flicked his wand, and a black-gray mist poured out from the front of his wand, spanning a distance of seven or eight meters, wrapping an alchemy doll in it.

The wooden shell of the alchemy doll decayed rapidly amid the black and gray mist, until it finally turned into a pile of scattered debris.

Kyle touched his chin and thought, how to use the power of the curse to transform it into the kind of shadow magic Grindelwald mentioned?

Hey, wait!

Why did he want to transform based on the power of the curse?

The magic that has experienced a transformation in nature is no longer pure.

If you want to react and accurately convert it into another substance in the presence of impurities, the difficulty will increase exponentially.

Grindelwald asked him to learn the Fear Curse and the Corruption Curse, just to familiarize him with the process of transforming the nature of magic power. He fell into a misunderstanding from the beginning.

After getting rid of his misunderstanding, Kyle made rapid progress in learning about the transformation of magical properties.

Before Alfred came to the training room and called him to the restaurant for dinner, Kyle successfully transformed the first ray of shadow magic.

"Dad, I succeeded, when can we start the next stage of study?"

Grindelwald's eyebrows twitched slightly as he looked at the shadow magic that was beating on Kyle's fingertips as if it were alive.

He knew that his son's magic talent was very good, but was this a little too good?

He originally estimated that it would take a week for Kyle to master the transformation of magic properties. Unexpectedly, in one night and one day, his son came to report to him that he had mastered it.

Dumbledore concentrated on the pudding on the plate and said without raising his head:

"Young wizards of your age would be wise not to bite off more than you can chew, and first master the things you have recently learned."

Grindelwald nodded in agreement, and then he realized, I am teaching my son, what does Dumbledore have to do with you?

The old devil narrowed his eyes and stared at the old bee next to him with cold eyes.

Kyle withdrew the shadow magic from his fingertips and looked up at Grindelwald.

"But Dad, you haven't taught me the Apparition thing I want to learn most."

As if he didn't notice Grindelwald's gaze, Dumbledore spoke quickly, taking over the important task of educating future generations before Grindelwald did.

"I'll teach you later."

Grindelwald snorted coldly. For such a trivial matter, he was not so shameless as to compete with Dumbledore.