HP Approaches the Magic World

At the [Professor] stage, wizards no longer need to perform special procedures when they need to mobilize magic elements. At this stage, they do not ask for anything else, but for their own improvement - the so-called teaching oneself is nothing more than giving oneself guidance on the maze.

Solve some problematic areas and simplify troublesome areas.

Therefore, only at this time can a wizard be considered a real wizard.

They can firmly engrave the magic they have learned into their own habits, and they don't even need specific gestures. Some wizards don't even need to recite incantations. As long as their mind and will are smooth and unimpeded, they can naturally use them at any time.

Even like Lear, he asked his elders to seal several already formed magics in the alchemy items on his body - but although this act can be done by many powerful wizards, it belongs to the ranks of black magic. Generally,

Even wizards can't master the trick.

This is why white wizards always lose when they fight against black wizards. The lethality of magic is not as good as others, and because they have "foreign aid", they naturally cannot defeat them.

However, in times of peace, there are no battles.

perhaps.

…

Grindelwald is good at creating illusions to confuse people's minds.

Although his magical talent is very strong, the fundamental reason why he was defeated by Dumbledore even though his realm strength camp was superior, is because he is not good at fighting.

But it makes sense that someone who is not good at fighting would come over to teach him how to fight.

Because he may not know how to fight, but the legendary wizard's vision lies here, and after staying in the tower for such a long time, he has also taken many measures to deal with this problem.

But Grindelwald obviously didn't realize that Jon was not suitable to use his experience now.

The gap between the two of them cannot be described as a huge gap.

If there was a legendary wizard who looked at the world from his perspective, why would he be confused about any crisis here?

"So, that's right..."

After Jon's reminder, Grindelwald also realized this problem. It was not that he had never thought about it before, but he thought that Jon had already made an observation under Helga's guidance.

The way of the world.

"In that case, I'll find some information for you first, and you can wait a moment."

Before Grindelwald finished speaking, his figure suddenly disappeared from Jon's side, but it only took Jon a blink of an eye before he came back again.

"No, this is for you. Please understand this first."

"what?"

Jon looked down at the booklet in his hand and found that the name was surprisingly familiar.

"Castney Manuscript".

This is a fresh version issued by the Pharmacists' Association because Professor Sprout has completed the translation and the entire manuscript has been completely proofread.

"This manuscript is actually a teaching manual. According to my limited understanding of the Dark Ages, Mr. Castney was a great sage in the Dark Ages. In the Dark Ages, it was the end of the Age of Gods.

After the gods left, humans began to possess mysterious powers, but humans had no way of controlling this strange power.

Mr. Castany stole the mysterious meaning from the gods, but he also suffered the curse of the gods. In the last time of his life, this manuscript was created in a very short time, encrypted and encrypted in a unique way.

Being widely spread, he led the nascent group of wizards at that time through the Age of Gods, at the cost of his own rapid decline and demise, but the result is the same."

Jon was silent.

Since we have to leave it empty without training, the space expansion here is meaningless.

Grindelwald raised his hand and restored the space here to its original state - in fact, he canceled the space expansion spell. After all, using the spell for a long time will cause irreversible changes here, but Jon and Grindelwald only need to temporarily

It's just a period of transition.

After the study returned to its original state, Jon sat down and began to listen to Grindelwald describing the contents of this manual.

…

As Grindelwald said, the Castelnaeus Manuscript occupies an irrefutable important position in the history of wizards.

Although this book seems to be nothing more than a pharmacy-related document today, in the Dark Ages, when humans had just emerged from the Age of Gods, and the first wizards still had little knowledge of elements and magic, this book

The appearance of the notes is like a morning star in the long night, illuminating the original direction of all wizards.

As we all know, spells are the most basic means used by wizards to control magical elements.

In magic, every use of spells is an elaboration and deconstruction of magical elements.

Therefore, it is surprising that deconstruction is still something that has been around for a long time.

Having said that, the original wizards understood how to control their own magic by sensing the existence of magic elements, but control is one thing, and using it well is another.

As a wizard, if you have a deeper understanding of magical elements, the greater the power you can exert. This is something that wizards are aware of.

But after countless attempts, they still couldn't get through.

Then someone has to make a breakthrough, and finally, Mr. Castany stepped forward.

In the "Castney Manuscript", Mr. Castney used thirty-six different encryption methods to form this manuscript using information stolen from the gods. At that time, in order to prevent the wizards from being watched by the gods,

All wizards who read the manuscript learned the encryption method, so later wizards had to decipher it.

Moreover, after the end of the Dark Ages, the gods disappeared directly from the world, and the pressure on wizards suddenly disappeared. Naturally, no one was using these encrypted things - you could just teach them, so why bother?

From this, the wizards gained a new system.

The cessation of use of this manuscript represents the end of the Dark Ages and the beginning of the Wizarding Age.

"But senior..."

Jon raised his head and said, but was interrupted by Grindelwald.

"I've told you several times to call the teacher."

He didn't know where the obsession came from, but Jon still followed the instructions and called the teacher, and then told his problem.

"What's the point of looking at this?"

"It's for you to learn this way. I think you can guess what I mean."

Grindelwald said: "Aren't you thinking, how can you defeat your opponent? This is the answer."

"Answer? You mean..."

"Or, have you heard of Prometheus?"