Hogwarts Card Drawer

Kronos was completely immersed in the creation of the magic circle, and he used all the time he could learn. Even Professor Quirrell's Defense Against the Dark Arts class and Binns' History of Magic class were taken up by him.

Not even the overwhelming amount of homework from the professors could stop him, and he threw it at Crabbe and Goyle for any reason.

"Draco, he's been like that for several days. Is Kronos okay?" Goyle looked at Kronos lying on the bed and asked Malfoy his doubts.

"How would I know? Hurry up and finish my homework with Chronos, and remember to use the imitation quill that Chronos gave you!" Malfoy also threw his homework to Crabbe.

The imitation quill was a Christmas present given to Chronos by his godfather Horace when he was eight years old. It can perfectly copy other people's handwriting so as not to be discovered by the professor.

At this time, Kronos finally had a general understanding of the principle of the magic circle. He found that the difficulty and profoundness of making the magic circle was not weaker than Professor McGonagall's transformation class and Professor Snape's potion class. You must know that Transfiguration and Potions are arguably the two rarest subjects in the wizarding world. But the magic circle is even worse than them.

The magic circle generally needs to echo the sun, the moon and the stars to achieve the maximum effect; and try to be as close to the regular figure as possible to reduce the loss of magic power when it runs in it. So magicians are usually also mathematicians, astronomers and geometers.

Chronos finally understood why there is no magic circle in this world, just look at Malfoy's family. Mathematics is completely learned by Muggles, and it is impossible for pure-blood wizards like them to learn Muggles. Even if a Muggle-born wizard or half-blood wizard like Hermione has access to mathematics, it is nothing but extremely simple. In a country like the UK that implements happy education, if you go to a government public school, you must at least learn geometry in high school. Kronos has never been so grateful for the nine-year compulsory education in his previous homeland like he is now.

The composition of the magic circle is more complicated.

An effective magic array must have a magic core (inner magic ring, basic spells, inner array map, all of which may not be drawn but must not be absent), outer array map (pointed stars—generally three types of pentagrams, hexagrams, seven-pointed star), magic guide (small circles on the star, runes, runes, etc.), potential (the texture of the sun or moon or stars), outer magic ring (weakened text or magic text or fixed text), External magic text (magic attribute, level, god's mark, magic system, type), auxiliary magic circle (can be absent. For example, stabilize, strengthen, expand or shrink magic power, etc.)

Leaving aside the plethora of runes, Kronos was dazzled by the complex and intersecting geometry of the outer array map and the magic core. Every angle, every angle has different requirements according to different magic circles. It can be said that it is a thousand miles away.

The general magic array is divided into six categories: non-elemental, elemental (pentagram), combination, decomposition, symbol, and physical combination. Except for the combination of physical objects, the first five magic formations all have their own basic formations.

The combination of objects is the highest level of drawing. It is often used when a single element is densely gathered and when summoning the elemental master or the main god and demon. It is an extremely dangerous drawing. The drawing process basically combines all the points of the above six types. "Seeing this, Kronos realized that the magic circle has another use, which is to summon monsters."

In theory, an excellent array painter can draw his own magic array by combining real objects with magic arrays.

The deeper he understood, the more surprised Kronos was with the coin in his hand.

In general, most of the outer magic rings of magic circles are circles, because circles represent circulation to ensure that the magic power will not be lost. The inner map in the magic core generally chooses polygons, among which triangles are the most common.

Because triangles are extremely stable, they are the safest choice. But the coin in Kronos's hand is also round, even the inner map.

Anyone who has studied geometry knows that the area enclosed by a circle is the largest when the circumference is the same. However, although the circle can receive greater magic power, it is also extremely unstable. It also shows how powerful the wizard who created this coin was in the first place. This can't help but make Kronos wonder if there is really no one in this world who can draw a magic circle?

What makes Kronos most interesting is that the magic circle, which clearly has so many requirements for drawing, actually has low requirements for drawing conditions. It can be painted on stones, scrolls, clothes, wooden boards, magic wands... powerful wizards can even draw arrays in the air. (Note: The magic circle for summoning monsters requires a special summoning stone as the magic core.)

There are various methods of painting. In ancient times, people used carving knives to carve on stones, but the accuracy was too poor and it wasted time. Later, they were gradually abandoned. Now use holy powder to paint circles instead. Holy powder is again made of holy flesh and tears of God.

At first glance, Chronos thought everything he had done was in vain. . Holy meat is still possible, what the hell is God's tears?

Until he saw the following note: The flesh is the bread, and the tears of God are the wine. Kronos's expression is the puzzled expression of his previous life's black emoticon ((′△′)).

Further back, there are various ways of making magic circles. Kronos flipped through it for a while and then gave up, because it was too difficult to understand.

Kronos finally chose this as a practice hand, an elemental magic circle most suitable for beginners to draw—Volcanum tellus magic circle. (ps: There are four elements in the West, water, fire and rustic. And I can’t really transliterate this Latin, it probably means Vulcan.)

The magic core is a triangular inner array diagram, and the outer array diagram is a pentagram (ps: elemental magic arrays are all pentagrams.) Rizhishiwen, and the outer magic circle is a circle. There is no auxiliary magic circle for the time being.

Kronos knows the truth that too much can't be chewed, and he will improve the strength of his painting array in the future. It's not too late to make improvements.

Now everything is ready, only the east wind is owed. Chronos counted the days, Hagrid's dragon should have been born. Kronos also thought about using the contract card to get the dragon, but he gave up after seeing his poor three points of mana.