The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

This is the story about what DeWitt saw in the mirror.

"We are going to study the principle of this mirror," George said: "There is something called a movie in the Muggle world - isn't it?"

"Yes." DeWitt said, recalling the first time he went to the cinema.

That was when he was "four years old". Completely out of personal curiosity, under the influence of magic, he ordered the Whites to take him to watch a movie in the city and spent some money to witness the movie with his own eyes.

How to play it. Who would have thought that now in the magic world, there is a similar need, and the knowledge once gained out of curiosity can just come in handy.

"Do you want to show a movie?" DeWitt guessed the twins' thoughts: "Yes, this is a good way to arouse emotions. Ordinary people and wizards live in different environments, but the emotions are the same - I want people to have

Whatever the emotion, you have to pick an irrelevant subject, subtly infiltrate it, mention it repeatedly, and make insinuations about it. If you want students to be tired of studying, just slap the school rules to severely oppress students and have no freedom; if you want to--" He stopped talking,

No more words.

"That's it!" The twins stopped studying the Mirror of Erised. At this moment, they felt that they had found a close friend who could resonate with their souls: "The most critical point now is how to make the movie. In fact, now, Pi

It doesn’t matter what happens to Peeves, DeWitt, setting up a cinema in Hogwarts is a serious plan!”

"The only problem is the magic in the mirror." DeWitt can't see anything in the mirror. He has to learn this before he can use it. Less than a year is really not enough time.

"We are already studying it," the twins said. They are not bad at studying and can be more focused on areas of interest: "This is related to the magic of 'Legilimency' and some alchemy skills, and this aspect

The mirror has a silent mind. It cannot speak and has no consciousness, but it has a set of logic."

"Sounds like a program on a computer in ordinary society."

"We don't understand what a computer is, nor what a program is," the twins looked at DeWitt curiously and said, "but we think you understand what we mean."

"The principle of film is very simple," DeWitt said: "It is to present images in a place where everyone can see them."

"This place can be set up in the auditorium," George said: "That's where everyone will go."

"As for the image... it can also be represented by a mirror," Fred flicked the frame of the Mirror of Erised with his finger and said, "It's like the magic of this mirror."

"So the core key is the magic of the mirror. This is a technical problem. If it cannot be broken, nothing can be done."

"How about..." The twins said a bold idea that they had thought about for a long time: "Let's move the mirror away?"

"No," DeWitt denied, not wanting to attract unnecessary attention: "Who would put the mirror here? It must be the professor. Look at the surrounding environment - there is still dust and cobwebs in the corner, but

What about the mirror? Touch the back of the mirror and the blind spot of the frame pattern. Is there any dust? Maybe this mirror was put here recently, and it must be used for some purpose..."

As he talked, DeWitt himself had some kind of guess, but this guess was too presumptuous, so the most appropriate way to deal with it was to put it aside for the time being and not bring it up yet.

"And there's no place to hide." Finally, DeWitt said.

"We are just talking," the twins said with a sad face: "Then let's prepare. Maybe we can write a letter to our brother who has graduated... We have a brother who works as a curse breaker in Gringotts in Egypt. He must have a way.

, and will never tell anyone."

"Percy is the least reliable in the entire Weasley family," Fred complained: "He is an old-fashioned man who talks about rules and power."

"In short," George said: "We should act and study separately, and maybe we will provide different ideas."