Hogwarts wizards who signed in to Middle-earth.

Chapter 21 The Magic of Music
Only when he held the complete wand in his hand did Dui feel the difference.

If the magic power in the body is the water in a reservoir, then the wand is the valve that controls the water outflow from the reservoir. His previous wandless spellcasting was like digging a hole in the reservoir.

Although it can still release water, the amount of water released is uncontrollable. If you are not careful, the dam will burst and the flood will pour out, causing serious magical accidents and endangering lives.

More importantly, for magic of the same power, the magic power consumed by using a wand is only 10% of that consumed by casting without a wand. The magic power output is stable and continuous, and the difficulty of casting is greatly reduced.

Dui grasped the magic wand tightly with joy. With this magic wand, his strength could be further enhanced.

Dewy was never one to insist that wandless spellcasting was superior to wanded spellcasting. After all, humans were superior to other animals because they could think and use tools.

Just like the magic wand to the wizard, it is because the wizard can use the magic wand that he can suppress all the magical creatures and become the master of the magical world.

Otherwise, if we only talk about wandless spellcasting, many magical creatures in the Harry Potter world are born with magical abilities. For example, goblins and house-elves can cast spells without wands, and can ignore anti-Apparition restrictions and appear in places like Hogwarts.

But one of them became the wizard's bank manager, and the other became the wizard's slave, and both depended on the wizard for their existence.

Of course, Dui would not give up practicing wandless spellcasting. After all, there was always a chance of something happening, and without a wand he would not become a Squib who could not cast any magic.

With the magic wand, Dui excitedly used it to try all the magic he had learned. Basically, he succeeded on the first try, and the power was even greater than before.

Tom and Goldberry also witnessed the process of Dui making the magic wand. Seeing Dui using the magic wand to perform various magical effects, Tom immediately became interested and wanted Dui to give him the magic wand to play with.

Dui handed the wand to Tom and taught him a few spells. He was also curious about whether Tom could use the wand.

Tom waved Dui's wand, and golden notes flew out from the top of the wand, emitting magical and joyful music. The music became louder as the golden notes spread, and gradually echoed throughout the forest.

Under the influence of music, the resentful trees were calmed down and became peaceful.

Dui, who was closest to the music, felt it the most deeply. Under the influence of the music, he became very happy. This kind of happiness was different from the effect of being taken by a euphoria drug, but a happiness that came from the heart.

It seemed that surrounded by this music, he became fearless and any sad and negative emotions could no longer affect him.

To Dee's surprise, Tom was able to use the wand and even play beautiful magical music with it, but he was unable to cast Dee's spells.

In Tom's words, although he could cast magic with the same effect, the magic was essentially different from the principle of Dui's spell.

Dui was not surprised by this, but he was more curious about Tom's musical magic.

This music magic does not seem to have any lethality, but Dui sees its potential and effectiveness. It can eliminate people's negative emotions and make people full of positive emotions of joy. Such magic can completely resist the negative effects of black magic.

Although Dui had not yet learned black magic, he knew that although black magic was powerful, it would inevitably have a negative impact on the caster himself, and might even cause distortion of appearance, soul, and even mind.

That is why the wizarding world has repeatedly and strictly prohibited dark magic. If someone uses unforgivable dark magic such as the Killing Curse, they will be imprisoned in Azkaban.

Dui had a feeling that as he signed in to more places, he would definitely acquire black magic spells. If he wanted to become stronger, he would definitely not give up studying and using black magic.

So when Dui encountered this kind of musical magic that could make people feel positive and happy, he was moved.

He shamelessly asked Tom if he could learn this magic.

And Tom agreed very readily.

But to Dui's surprise, Tom's first lesson in musical magic was to teach him to sing. In Tom's words, this musical magic didn't have any specific incantation; it was music that came from the heart. So, to successfully cast it, one needed to sing loudly and with feeling; the stronger the feeling, the stronger the magical effect.

Dewy's voice wasn't hoarse, but it wasn't good either. So, with a blushing face and a sense of shame, she followed Tom's lead, line by line, constantly being urged by Tom to sing with emotion.

Under the guidance of Tom, the music teacher, Dui sang the song with some difficulty.

Ms. Goldberry was sitting among the water lilies, weaving cloth and watching the two people's fun with a smile on her face.

Finally, Dui learned the music magic. When he waved his wand, lively golden notes jumped out from the tip of the wand, bouncing and making cheerful music.

However, unlike Tom's music which could be heard throughout the old forest, his golden notes could only produce music at a short distance.

But Dui was already very satisfied.

In addition to using a magic wand, Dewi can also produce the same magical effect by singing.

The difference between the two is more like singing in your heart and singing with your mouth.

However, compared to the socially deadly method of singing, he prefers to express it with a magic wand.

After staying with Tom for a long time, Dui now has his first wand and has learned music magic. With sufficient preparation, he formally bids farewell to Tom and Goldberry and prepares to go to the Barrow-Downs.

He went to the Barrow Hills this time not only to find the sharpest knife to carve the iron-hard tree heart, but also to see if he could sign in at the Barrow Hills.

Perhaps because they had lived long enough and experienced too many separations, the couple did not try to persuade Dui to stay.

When they parted, Tom gave Dui a map of the ancient barrow route that he had drawn, and also marked the location of the sharp knife he wanted to find. The clear and definite location made it feel as if Tom had really been there.

Goldberry prepared for him a very fitting black wizard cloak and robe with silver edges. The material was woven with black swan feathers and silver threads, and the style was based on the images of other wizards in Middle-earth.

It is also blessed by golden berries. The robe is resistant to wear and tear and keeps it clean, while the cloak also has the ability to conceal. As long as you put it on, you will be easily ignored and not easily noticed.

Dui was flattered to receive such a precious farewell gift.

"Ms. Goldberry, this... this is really precious!" Dui was surprised and moved. He had never done anything for the two of them, but he received such kindness.

"Take it." Jinmei smiled gently and stuffed the robe and cloak into his arms. "This is a gift from Tom and me. Your future is destined to be full of travel. I hope this gift can bring you some warmth."

Tom on the side also said: "Take it, Doyle, don't let Goldberry down, she spent several days knitting this."

Dui finally accepted the gift, and under the persuasion of the two, he immediately changed into a robe and cloak.

Dui's clothes had always been the same set he wore when he traveled through time, and they had only been kept from getting torn thanks to the repair spell.

Now that he has put on new clothes, his whole temperament has changed. Shrouded in a black cloak and robe, he looks very mysterious.

He really looks like a real wizard.

(End of this chapter)