HP Approaches the Magic World

Despite her words, Seshatri helped Jon make an overall assessment at Jon's invitation.

It is actually a bit wasteful to use the wisdom of the blood of gods like Seshatri on this kind of thing, but she has nothing else to do now anyway, the magic she has just started has not started yet, and she has to wait for Grindelwald to finish cooking.

Come and teach her about things outside.

This is also a normal thing. Grindelwald wants to teach Jon magic anyway. He drives one sheep and herds two sheep. It makes no difference to Grindelwald.

"By the way, have you read the introductory book on magic that the teacher gave you when you came here?"

"Basically there is no big problem."

Seshatri shrugged her shoulders and did not regard this abnormal learning speed as anything abnormal: "He gave me the book and I almost learned it in half a day. After that, I have been studying and researching on my own, mainly about

It’s better to lay a solid foundation and try not to develop any shortcomings.”

Regarding this terrifying learning speed, Jon could only sigh silently.

Comparing people to each other can make people angry, but it's better not to compare things like this.

"Actually, we are both in the same situation, it's just that you started earlier. If I want to reach your height now, I still have to catch up for a while, and I estimate that I will be similar to you by then, and the learning route will definitely be messy.

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"Yeah?"

Although Jon knew that he had learned a lot, this was the first time he heard someone say that what he learned was complicated.

The magic system taught by Helga was originally comprehensive. In Helga's expectation, it should be a comprehensive ancient model, rather than just specializing in a certain area like today's wizards.

"However, I feel that many of the tutorials in schools now are the same. Compared with what I learned myself, there seems to be nothing special."

"Of course there is a difference."

Seshatri patted Jon's arm and motioned for him to turn around.

"The magic school is nothing more than showing all subjects in front of students, but in essence, it majors in one direction. Take your Hogwarts as an example, why does the school have such a thing as branches?

In fact, for each student, what he majors in is more what his own college teaches. For example, Gryffindor prefers combat magic, Slytherin prefers dark magic, and Ravenc

Law prefers research, while Hufflepuff prefers living magic.

Although it is true that the school does not impose any restrictions, when learning magic, everyone will always have a slight preference for their own school.

What you see is just the product of the integration and combination of some characteristics of the four major colleges over countless years of inheritance, but only the external characteristics have changed, but the essence has not changed."

Although she has never been exposed to a school in the magical world before, Seshatri still talks about these things clearly, as if she has been immersed in these things for many years.

She certainly has her own merit in saying this.

Even though she has never been exposed to the magical world, the wisdom of the divine blood brings her a status that ordinary people cannot reach. Under such a status, it is very simple to want to know something.

Not to mention that Jon already knew through Grindelwald that there was a wizard butler beside Seshatri.

After all, the regions are different, so it is difficult for Jon to say whether the elves or wizards are better.

Of course he prefers elves like Kaledi, and it seems that Seshatri doesn't particularly like the wizard butler.

Of course, now is not the time to discuss this issue. What needs to be discussed now is the issue of Jon's magical realm.

"Actually, the entire wizarding world is like this now, whether it's Hogwarts or other magic schools in the Western world, they are basically the same.

Take me as an example. Although I have just begun to learn magic, the main body still comes from the bloodline of the gods. You should also be relatively clear about the characteristics of the God of Wisdom, and this is it."

Seshatri waved the ring hanging around her neck.

This is the sacred object inherited from the god Thoth, the full moon disc. After the death of the god, this thing has become a pearl and covered in dust, but it still has extraordinary power.

"All the magic power I have now is supplied to this full moon disk, and the moonlight I mobilize from it is what you call attack magic.

Under such conditions, my current limit is that I can mobilize ten to twelve moonlight attacks, and each attack can destroy a castle in Hogwarts.

In other words, if there is no obstruction, I can blow up the entire school by myself."

"Wow!"

Jon's eyes lit up, showing an expression of admiration.

"It sounds so awesome."

"It's just average. Thank you for the compliment."

Seshatri's expression was rather cold, and she was not happy at all about Jon's praise, because she knew very well that this was just an average level.

Jon just lived in the UK and rarely saw wizards causing any big damage, but Austria was the home of dark wizards.

Besides, even here in the UK, doesn’t it happen that a wizard accidentally blows up a house?

She continued: "Among the current mainstream schools, in addition to black magic, the most popular ones are the four major schools of Hogwarts, potions, war, and evolution."

"ah?"

Jon swore that he had never heard of such a distribution in Hogwarts. Could it be that he attended a fake Hogwarts?

"Actually, what this little girl said is absolutely correct. A long time ago, Hogwarts was indeed divided like this."

Peeves dragged his illusory figure out of the ground and took a good look at Seshatri.

Originally, he planned to meet Seshatri last night, but unfortunately Seshatri came too late. Jon was willing to wait, but that didn't mean Peeves could wait.

So today is the first time the two of them have met.

The only one who didn't understand the situation was Jon, who was still thinking about why Hogwarts had such a strange distribution.

"It's not difficult to understand. You have to know that the war period was relatively severe, and in many cases, black magic was very useful and very lethal in war.

Although wizards were criticized at that time, a large part of it was because of the extremely lethal black magic, but no one can deny that during the war, black magic made a lot of contributions to the independence of wizards."