HP Approaches the Magic World

After the fog on the sea became thicker and thicker, nothing could be seen.

Jon looked back at Seshatri, who was controlling the direction of the ship in the cabin at that time. In fact, she was also very troubled by this situation.

Not to mention that there is no lighthouse on the sea now, even if there was a lighthouse, it would be difficult for the light from the lighthouse to penetrate here due to the concentration of fog.

Moreover, this fog is obviously man-made.

On Seshatri's neck, the full moon disc still exudes ethereal brilliance, trying to contain the artifact far away, but the distance is the most important issue. With this distance, this

This kind of interference obviously won't have much effect.

They need to get closer.

"This kind of fog has a hallucinogenic effect, so be careful, what you see may not be real."

Hallucinogenic?

Jon was stunned for a moment, and then realized that what Seshatri was talking about was actually a natural phenomenon.

Mirage, actually everyone has heard of it.

But can this natural phenomenon also be realized through artificial means?

The answer is definitely yes.

The wizard does have this ability, and now it seems that the one in the sea also has it.

He thought for a moment, then flicked his fingers.

The surrounding water vapor lines became active again, and except for those who had to stay around the hull, the rest began to explore the surroundings.

Water vapor still has the power to spread itself around, which is a very good thing.

But in the field of vision reflected back by his glasses, there was no hint to tell him that the fog in front of him was false.

That means that these fogs are real, and the only thing that is unreal is the illusory light and shadow created by these fogs.

But Jon didn't dare to look any further.

The reason Seshatri dares to turn a blind eye to these things is because she has an artifact to maintain the stability of her soul. However, there is nothing to protect Jon's soul. Whether it is the patron saint he is looking for or the traces of the rules, they only focus on the spiritual.

In terms of impact, illusion is too mild.

His protection of his soul is not comprehensive enough, and his measures are all about guarding against hardness rather than softness, so he naturally needs to be careful.

The best way to protect yourself is not to look.

As long as he doesn't look at it, the possibility of him being corrupted by illusion is smaller.

Fortunately, the water vapor lines derived from the force field can help him observe the surrounding situation and replace his vision.

So along with the slight fluctuations of water vapor, clear images in the surrounding environment were projected into Jon's mind.

The illusion that Seshatri said is a very strange existence. It is not like the illusion controlled by music by the American black wizard. The illusion created by the mist in front of you is more realistic and more difficult than that illusion.

break in.

Excellent illusion skills mean that I clearly tell you that this is an illusion, but you just can't break through this trouble.

The kind of musical magic like puppets he had experienced before was actually a kind of mental control magic.

One bad thing about spiritual magic is that it is easily broken. As long as the recipient's spiritual power is a little firmer, the spiritual illusion created by him will fail.

But illusions based on the material plane are different.

It can be said that if Jon and the others start to launch an illusion-type attack next to the fog they are facing now, then except Seshatri and Jon, most of the people on the ship will probably die.

There are only two ways to deal with this kind of illusion.

Either Jon can be promoted to a legendary wizard right now, use absolute power to break the fog, pull out the manipulator hidden behind the fog, hang him up and beat him.

But for Jon, this is bullshit.

If he had the skills of a legendary wizard, he would not come here to look for some Poseidon artifact to bless him at this time.

Isn't it because he is too weak that he needs Poseidon's artifact?

And even if he really has such power, once the power of the legendary wizard is hedging, it will be a fatal blow to the Muggles on the ship. He still needs these sailors to take them out of the sea and back to the land.

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So based on various considerations, he was left with the last option.

Jon turned his fingers, the gloves flickered, and a slender cane appeared in his hand.

Counting this way, he now has three legendary wizard or god-level weapons that he can use.

Needless to say, Ravenclaw's Mirror of Truth goes without saying. In this environment, this pair of glasses can exert a very powerful power. In Jon's left eye lens, the magic pattern imprinted in the lens

It has started to operate spontaneously, entangled with the fluctuations of Jon's soul and the magic lines of the force field, and begins to analyze the surrounding magical environment for Jon.

The pair of gloves on his hands come from Osiris, the future supreme god of ancient Egypt. These gloves have a great amplification effect on his magical power. After the amplification, he can even reach the rank of a top magic scholar.

His strength is comparable to that of Professor Sprout, and he can reach the realm of the legendary wizard by crossing a higher level.

Of course, this rank is not that easy to cross.

And the last thing he took out was a parting gift from the Hogwarts collection, personally taken out for him by the principal, Professor Dumbledore.

The Earth Scepter used by Helga Hufflepuff when she built her school.

Jon knew the story of this earth wand. It was the wand used by Helga to cast her powerful earth magic. To put it simply, it was originally a wand, but it was later passed by Helga.

The layers of reinforcement and design, as well as the blessing of Ms. Ravenclaw, endow it with extraordinary earth magic.

After Helga left the real world, this scepter was stored in the treasure house as a sacred relic of Hogwarts. When they were discussing the Gold Cup, Helga once mentioned this thing to Jon.

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And what can best restrain water?

Nature is the power of the earth.

The reason why Dumbledore gave this to him was because he was going to the ocean on this trip.

So by this time, Jon could see what a careful person Dumbledore was.

The Earth Scepter still has the effect of increasing magic power, and in this environment, it is more able to suppress the surrounding storm. After Jon took it out, he clearly felt that the ship's hull was much more stable.

Now, he could take a good look at what the fog was like.