HP Approaches the Magic World

In fact, Jon never minded being a tool man.

From the moment he was reincarnated into this world, he never felt that he could control his own destiny.

Thinking about it now, his rebirth had an air of conspiracy, as if there was an invisible hand arranging everything behind his back. He successfully entered Hogwarts and discovered his life experience smoothly.

It was a pretty good thing, and everything else fell into place.

He began to get involved in whirlpools one after another. Although these whirlpools had nothing to do with the original plot, they seemed to revolve around him.

So, if you think about it, being a toolman is actually not that difficult to accept.

No matter what the process was, he still gained benefits in the end.

Two years ago, Jon felt that nothing in this world could not be changed. At that time, the idea that man could conquer nature was deeply rooted in his heart, making him even feel that he had the ability to control his own destiny.

But he never thought that in this story that should have belonged to Harry Potter, even Harry Potter's fate was arranged by Dumbledore. How could he, an outsider, avoid it?

Later, he gradually figured it out and began to use Helga's influence to compete with Dumbledore's arrangements until Dumbledore gave up influencing him.

But Dumbledore's influence on him cannot be considered very serious.

In this world, everyone is using others, and at the same time, they are being used by others. It is just that who uses people more skillfully.

Jon is obviously not among this group. He has no desire to win over people's hearts, and he doesn't think using others to do things is a very happy way.

He prefers to make deals with others.

But there are not so many deals for him to do in the wizarding world, so hiding is actually the best option.

But what Grindelwald said to him today clearly didn't mean this.

"I'm not saying that you should be a tool. I'm just saying that you have to get used to and adapt to becoming a tool."

If you can’t take advantage of others, don’t you have a way to take advantage of yourself?

This is what Grindelwald means. He hopes that Jon can give up some of his natural instincts as a human being and instead emphasize the nature of tools in the study of magic.

The essence of a tool is to be used.

"But although some adaptability will become better if you use it more, tools are subject to wear and tear, right?"

"So you have to be not only a tool, but also a repairman."

Grindelwald reached out and grabbed it.

The wand hidden in the ring on Jon's hand was suddenly taken out by him and held in his hand.

Grindelwald looked at the wand carefully.

"Judging from the appearance, it's actually a pretty good wand."

After he read it, he stuffed the wand away. Jon didn't even see where he stuffed it, only that the wand disappeared.

"But since you are going to use yourself as a tool, there is no need for a wand."

He said: "From today on you will learn to cast spells without a wand."

"but……"

"There's nothing nice about this."

Grindelwald said: "You are studying a magic system that has been passed down from ancient times. Naturally, you need to adapt to the conditions at that time. In ancient times, wizards rarely owned wands. At that time, wands were a luxury item.

Even children from noble families cannot use it easily. Only great wizards who have reached a certain level of practice need a magic wand to assist them in exploring the depths of the world.

As for you now, it doesn’t matter if you don’t use a wand.”

What he said made sense, and Jon couldn't think of any words to refute it.

I even think what he said is quite right.

But since the ancestor of the Hel family asked Grindelwald to be his mentor for a period of time, of course he would listen to whatever the teacher said.

And he also believed that Grindelwald also had good intentions for him.

He was still counting on this little thing Grindelwald taught him to save his life!

…

The sunshine in the summer afternoon always makes people feel drowsy.

But Jon had no intention of sleeping at this moment. He stood by the window and looked at Grindelwald in the distance.

Why is it said to be Grindelwald in the distance?

Because Grindelwald used magic to expand the space here into a huge area this morning.

Use it as a training ground.

This is really a rare thing. After all, in the location of this house, when performing magic, one careless move may affect the surrounding real world.

But Grindelwald's magic is indeed very subtle, and under his meticulous control, expansion can be easily achieved.

But none of this has anything to do with Jon.

Because now he is standing by the window holding a bucket in one hand.

It sounds amazing.

Although Jon knew that wizards' training was very strict in ancient times, he never thought that one day he would need to train himself to learn magic.

But Grindelwald's reasons are very good.

Since he wants to learn to cast spells without a wand, as a wizard, his reaction ability is very important.

In fact, even if you don't learn to cast spells without a wand, reaction ability is still very important. However, wizards who are taught in a peaceful situation often learn about dueling.

Everyone faced the battle head-on, and there were no sneak attacks or anything like that. It was a bit like a sparring match, because no one was actually killed.

But what Jon needs to face is different. As a person who may face a life and death crisis, Grindelwald has formulated a series of regulations for Jon.

The first is to exercise.

If you rely too much on the wand, it is very likely that the wand will be knocked out during the battle. At that time, the wizard whose wand is knocked out will directly be at a disadvantage. According to Grindelwald, this is the disadvantage of peace.

Compared to the Dark Ages, the lives of wizards today are too peaceful, and peace will naturally bring about some problems.

In fact, Jon also knows something about these.

Peaceful things can always arouse people's inertia, and it is not uncommon for people to be unwilling to make progress, but if he really wants to say something, he really can't say it well.

After all, although he has a vision that transcends the current era, Grindelwald also has extraordinary experience.

In this aspect alone, he is already much, much better than Jon.

And Jon had no intention of resisting Grindelwald's arrangements. After all, when faced with a senior who surpassed him in all aspects, he was a person who was very able to learn from the experience of his predecessors.

Isn’t it just about exercising?

he can.