The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 146 First Communication (Please subscribe, collect, and recommend)
Because he discovered a secret of Castrobruchuo College, Ryan did not dare to stay in the Emerald Dream for long. For safety reasons, he did not dare to walk around the building complex or go to the distant jungle. He just looked around the surrounding environment and quickly left the Emerald Dream.

After returning from the Emerald Dream, Ryan suddenly felt a little scared. He originally thought that Hogwarts was just something written in novels, so he considered using the golden finger to cause a big disturbance in the British wizarding world to gain deflection points. However, after weighing the pros and cons, he gave up this idea out of moral concepts and cautious habits.

Now it seems that the magic world is much deeper than what was described in the novels of the previous life. Those thoughts at that time were purely seeking death. This also indirectly shows that being a good person is really important. Sometimes the choices you make from the heart will inadvertently save your life.

It seems that each of the top magic schools in a region has its own characteristics and advantages. This made Ryan restrain his arrogance after he thought he had gained a lot of adventures. It seems that he still needs to be careful in the future.

Fortunately, after this journey in the Emerald Dream, Ryan's heart calmed down and he soon fell asleep in his comfortable big bed.

The next morning, Ryan was awakened by the sound of flowing water. When he got up from the bed, opened the curtains, and looked out the window at the vast primitive rainforest in the distance, he realized that he was not in the British Isles, but had crossed half the world to the Amazon rainforest in Brazil.

When I went to bed last night, I didn't hear any sound of the rushing river. This might be because the soundproofing magic on the carriage was canceled in the morning to get everyone up. After washing up and coming to the common room, Ryan found that there were already several classmates reading books here. After all, today and tomorrow are free communication time, and no one wants to show their weakness in front of students from other schools.

After looking around the lounge, Ryan took his notebook and sat next to Hermione, the only person he knew here. As soon as he sat down, he heard Hermione mumbling a few spells, gestures and key points of casting.

Ryan did not disturb her, but took out his notebook and began to try to decompose a spell, extracting the basic magic words and changing them. It was a long and tedious job, but it was also very rewarding.

At least Ryan discovered that if you combine several appropriate spells together, you can derive all kinds of incredible effects from ordinary spells, such as the flaming python released by Dumbledore in the battle at the Ministry of Magic or the water cocoon that trapped Voldemort. The basis of these magics is based on the flexible arrangement and combination of existing magic.

Of course, Ryan can only analyze to this point at his current level. Dumbledore's knowledge is beyond his reach. If Ryan wants to be able to flexibly arrange and combine various magics and use them skillfully like Dumbledore, he still has a long way to go.

However, Ryan also had some achievements of his own. For example, when his magic power reached the level of senior students, he tried to analyze some simple magic he had mastered under the guidance of the Nordic heritage knowledge in his mind.

During the analysis, he was surprised to find that although the spells circulated in Britain were all in Latin, the basic magic runes that composed them were based on Nordic runes, supplemented by Phoenician, Greek, and Latin runes around the Mediterranean.

Ryan deeply suspected that this might be because after Britain accepted the two civilizations, the great wizard Merlin reorganized these things and laid the foundation for today's magic spells. Later, because this system was convenient and easy to use, it became the universal magic in Europe and the United States until today.

Because the basic components of spells are runes, Ryan, who mastered runes, successfully analyzed the Luminescent Flash and Disarm Spells during this period, and combined them together to create the first spell, Flash Disarm.

Although this magic requires more magic power than the sum of the two magics, and requires more delicate control of magic power when it is released, this magic can cause a flash of light to dazzle the opponent at the same time as the disarming magic is released, which is more conducive to disarming the opponent.

After analyzing the spell for a while, Professor Sprout came to the lounge. When she saw that everyone was already there and studying quietly, she nodded with satisfaction and clapped her hands. When everyone's attention was drawn to her, she announced today's schedule to everyone. Everyone would have a free exchange with the representatives of Castrobruch College after breakfast, and after lunch at 3 pm, everyone would go to the auditorium for a social activity.

After listening to Professor Sprout's arrangement, Hermione realized that Ryan was sitting opposite him. On the way to the school cafeteria, Hermione asked in surprise, "When did you come out to study? I didn't see you when I came out at 7:30."

"You were so engrossed in your studies that I sat opposite you five minutes after you, but you were reading a book and didn't notice me."

"Oh, I'm sorry. I'm a little nervous about communicating with Representative Castro Brussels today."

"It's okay, just treat it with a normal attitude. I believe that even here, there are no students of your age who can outshine you in academics, so you don't need to worry so much."

After breakfast, everyone sat together in the auditorium and started to talk. Naturally, the main speakers were the sixth graders, and the fourth graders occasionally interrupted and said a few words. Ryan and other lower grade students could not say much in such occasions, and they just had to listen carefully to the speeches of the seniors.

The discussion in the morning was mainly about spells and transfiguration, but since the seniors on both sides wanted to outdo each other, the discussion quickly turned to the profound content that Ryan and other junior students could not understand at all.

After sitting there for a while like listening to a book from heaven, Ryan chose to give up. At this time, he also found that the other junior students around him were in a similar situation regardless of which school they were from, except that the Castro Brussels students sat there very straight and straight, looking a little aloof.

Ryan didn't want to waste time like this, so he started trying to communicate with other students in the same lower grade.

At this time, he saw that the tall and thin third-grade boy opposite him, Castrobrusho, was sitting upright but his eyes were looking around. So he whispered, "Hey, classmate, can you understand what they are saying? Why do I feel like I can't understand?"

The student opposite was also daydreaming. He only reacted after hearing Ryan's words: "What? What were you talking about?"

Ryan noticed that his English had a strong Spanish accent, so he changed his words to Spanish and the person on the other end understood. He happily said in Spanish: "You speak Spanish as fluently as your native language, so there will be no problem for us to communicate. I have always been worried that my English is not good enough to affect communication."

Ryan nodded in agreement after hearing this. Language barriers are one of the biggest problems in cross-species communication. I don't know why the world of Harry Potter doesn't have direct translation or language-speaking magic like some other worlds.

(End of this chapter)