The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

After gossiping about Dumbledore in his mind, Andy looked at Professor Flitwick and asked doubtfully: "Professor, is there any difference between alchemical creations and conventional magic items?"

"I mean the functional difference."

Logically speaking, both of these are magic items, but the manufacturing methods are different.

But alchemy is well-known in the magic world, but ordinary magic items are on the streets.

Prices vary wildly.

"Collins, didn't I say it? Magic items are made with wizard's magic. Since it is wizard's magic, we can master this magic through learning."

Professor Flitwick explained with a smile: "But alchemy is different. It is another magic system. We can use alchemy to create different magic items."

"For example...the Philosopher's Stone!"

"You can't make an elixir with magic."

"But the Philosopher's Stone does."

"There are other alchemical creations that are different from the magic of wizards and have abilities that wizards cannot master."

"Of course, in most cases, the functions of the two are somewhat similar."

I see!

Andy finally understood why alchemy was so famous in the wizarding world.

Not only because of the name of the magic stone, but also because alchemy is a magic system that is different from traditional spells.

Alchemical creations may not be able to do what a spell can do.

The reverse is also true.

Some of the abilities of alchemy to create things are beyond the reach of wizard's spells.

Looking at the books in his hands, Andy suddenly felt like he had opened the door to a new world.

It wasn't long ago that Andy resented the inability of alchemy to improve wizards' magical abilities. But now, Andy really wants to learn alchemy.

Perhaps there is some wonderful similarity between alchemy and spells.

"Professor, is a spell really a requirement for spellcasting?"

At this moment, Hermione seemed to have a connection with Andy and directly asked Andy's doubts, "There are wizards in many countries. We have different languages ​​and cultures, but we have the same magic."

"I've tried it. There are no accent requirements or language requirements for casting spells."

In the first Charms class, Professor Flitwick taught them that spellcasting requires attention to spells and gestures.

But as her understanding of magic deepened, Hermione became more suspicious that spells and gestures might not be required to cast spells.

Especially when she has Andy, a cheater, beside her.

Andy can now cast spells without a wand, and can defeat average wizards with just a snap of his fingers.

"It's so rare!"

Andy looked surprised, "This is the first time you question the professor!"

Hermione glared at Andy angrily, and then continued to ask: "If casting spells has nothing to do with spells, then the spells we use and alchemy are the same magic in different languages?"

"I have to say...Hermione, we thought about it together." Andy interjected again.

The same magic in different languages!

This is also Andy's suspicion.

"Miss Granger, do you know the role of language?" Professor Flitwick suddenly asked.

"Language is a tool for thinking. People can express their thoughts, views, opinions, and feelings through language," Hermione said.

"Yes! Mind control magic."

Professor Flitwick explained: "Spells can help you better adjust your mind and express your inner feelings."

"Many people can cast spells silently, and a very small number of people can even cast spells without a wand. Little wizards can even do incredible things when their magic power is rampant."

"I remember I said that learning magic is just to regain our spell-casting ability."

Hermione had to remind: "Professor, you didn't say that."

"I must have said..."

Just halfway through speaking, Professor Flitwick suddenly felt a little embarrassed, "Okay! Maybe I'm not talking to you."

Hermione: "..."

"Professor, you said it, and I can prove it. Hermione may have forgotten it, but I still remember it." Andy said quickly.

Hermione: "..."

"Go back to your previous question."

Professor Flitwick continued: "I have said before that the essence of alchemy is to let matter cast spells. And hieroglyphics are the spells of matter."

"I have to say, this is a very profound question."

"Learning magic is to regain our ability to cast spells, so the wizard's magic is the same, the only difference is that the spells are different."

"But the magic of matter..."

Professor Flitwick paused, and then continued: "Maybe the same...because the highest state of magic is when your wishes come true."

Andy nodded in approval.

All your wishes come true, this is what Andy is pursuing.

Although Andy can now cast spells without a wand, in essence, he just simplifies the process of casting spells.

There is still a big gap between it and true wishes coming true.

If magic ends in the same destination by different routes, then the hieroglyphs of alchemy may really be just spells in different languages.

only……

At present, it seems that wizards cannot use this spell.

"It seems I still have a lot to learn." Hermione said.

"You are still young, Miss Granger."

Professor Flitwick smiled and said: "I am also learning...but I am afraid that we will never be able to touch the true secret of magic in our lifetime."

"That's too far away for us!"

Having said that, Andy still gained a lot.

alchemy!

All things have animism!

Mind control magic!

Everything is mind!

If it is true as Professor Flitwick said, then this world may still hide many mysteries.

like……

Andy thought of the word again.

In the world of Harry Potter, love is a theme that can never be avoided.

Dumbledore also said that love is the purest spiritual power.

Andy was a little doubtful now.

Is that really all there is to it?

Maybe there are more secrets of 'love' waiting for Andy to reveal.

Spells...minds...magic...

Now Andy has completely completed the fusion of soul and magic. He pulled the magic power from an unknown space into his own heart.

The magic is stored deep in Andy's soul!

Let’s look at the system again…

Andy felt that he might actually have a chance to reach that point.

The ultimate achievement of magic - all your wishes come true!

What is wishful thinking?

Immortality is only a thought!

"Thank you for your explanation, professor." Andy smiled.

"I'm a professor." Professor Flitwick smiled, then turned and left, continuing to give advice to those families who had difficulties in casting spells.

boom--

Seamus creates another explosion!

Andy and Hermione turned to look, then smiled at each other.

"Andy, what do you think?" Hermione asked.

"Materials and wizards are different after all..."

Andy thought for a while and said, "I think I can start from the animistic aspect."

"You know, I'm a professional when it comes to spirituality!"