Hogwarts wizards who signed in to Middle-earth.

Chapter 319 Admission Quotas
Dui's plan is to open a magic school and accept students to learn magic.

Galadriel and Elrond both expressed their support and wanted the elf children to come to Hogwarts Castle to learn magic as well.

Although elves are a magical race, they cannot actively cast spells like wizards. Instead, they tend to "implicitly integrate" into magic, such as controlling and utilizing the forces of nature, enchanting objects, and communicating with the mind.

Therefore, apart from ancient high elves like Galadriel and Elrond who can wield powerful magic, ordinary elves rely more on their extraordinary physical abilities, superb martial skills, and enchanted weapons.

Or rather, the magic of elves is more similar to the ancient magic of the magic world—ancient and primitive, with lengthy and complicated spellcasting.

A wand is like a "magic conduit," which can concentrate and stably output the magical energy in a wizard's body, and, in conjunction with specific incantations and gestures, transform it into magic with definite effects.

This applies not only to wizards, but also to elves.

Characters like Arwen, Eloshir, Elladan, and Legolas all possess wands made by Dui and have learned magic from him. With the help of magic, their strength far surpasses that of elves of the same age.

In recent years, with the emergence of wand shops, even more elves have come to Diagon Alley to buy wands at great expense.

He also bought some magic books from the magic bookstore to study on his own.

Even though the spellbooks sold at Diagon Alley Bookstore only contained basic magical knowledge and no offensive spells, the elves who came to visit still treasured them.

As a result, many elves emerged in the elven race, wielding both an elven sword and a magic wand.

However, they never received formal, systematic magical instruction and could only learn through self-study and trial and error. Therefore, they could not learn as much magic as wizards and only knew some of the most basic and common spells.

Even so, these elves, relying on their wisdom, developed these basic magics to their fullest potential.

For example, elves love the Fluorescent Spell the most, and they use the spell originally meant for illumination to create the effect of Holy Light.

Holy Light not only counters dark creatures, but also has the effect of purifying everything.

Even Dui was amazed by this and recorded the glow spell with the holy light effect into his spellbook as an upgraded version of the glow spell.

That said, after Galadriel and Elrond both agreed to let the elf children also go to Hogwarts to learn magic.

Dui then began preparing to create the Pen of Acceptance and the Book of Admission.

However, this would require the detection range of the Pen of Acceptance and the Book of Access to not only cover the territory of Dui, but also include the valleys on both sides of the Misty Mountains and places like Lorien.

In another world, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry's Pen of Acceptance and Book of Admission have a detection range covering the entire United Kingdom.

But to be honest, the whole of the United Kingdom, including England, Scotland, and Ireland, is just a tiny place, even smaller than the Eriado region.

Not to mention compared to the entire Central Continent.

Dui's ambitions were even greater; he wanted to create a Pen of Acceptance and a Book of Access capable of detecting the entire Middle Continent.

Achieving such an effect would be extremely difficult, and would require a vast amount of magic.

In order to bear such power, Dui painfully plucked a phoenix tail feather from his own body to make the Pen of Acceptance.

Then, the toughest part of the Frost Dragon's heart hide was chosen to create the Book of Admission.

After six months of work, a magnificent gold and red quill pen and a thick black book appeared on the workbench.

Duy, Galadriel, Elrond, and Gandalf, who had been invited by Duy, gathered around the two magical items.

Then Dui took the lead, pointing his wand at the two items while continuously channeling magic and chanting incantations.

The phoenix quill pen and the dragon-skin book instantly floated up, radiating light, as Dui's magic flowed continuously into the two magical items. Seeing this, the other three simultaneously raised their hands, their elven rings gleaming brightly.

Immediately, three streams of magic, countless times more powerful than Dui's, flowed into the Pen of Acceptance and the Book of Access like a torrent.

The two items, like gluttons, readily accepted and absorbed the surging magical power.

At the same time, the magical energy fluctuations it emitted were getting stronger and stronger.

Then an invisible force emanated from the two objects, rapidly expanding and covering the surrounding area.

This power was invisible and extremely secretive. If the people present hadn't been very close, they wouldn't have been able to detect the power emanating from the two items.

This force spread outwards in a circle, breaking through the castle, spreading to Hogsmeade at the foot of the mountain, and then continuing to spread, reaching Brie, growing wider and wider, covering the entire Eriardo region.

Even after reaching such a range, the invisible force that was spreading did not stop, but continued to spread and cover the surrounding area.

Finally, this force reached the Misty Mountains to the east, covering the Valley region, and then extended south to the Ened region south of Eliador.

But it didn't stop there. The invisible force ignored all obstacles, piercing through the insurmountable Misty Mountains and continuing to spread eastward, through Lorien, the Dark Forest, Lonely Mountain, Iron Hills, and the Eastern Barbarian Regions...

Its influence spread southward to Eisengard, Rohan, Gondor... and even to Mordor, Harad, and Kharhad.

In Mordor's Baradur Tower, Sauron seemed to sense something, his enormous demonic eye gazing westward.

Finally, this invisible force stopped after it had almost completely covered the entire Central Continent.

Meanwhile, at Hogwarts Castle, Duy, exhausted and panting, put down his wand.

Galadriel, Elrond, and Gandalf also stopped activating the Three Rings of the Elves.

The ability to extend the detection range of the Pen of Acceptance and the Book of Admission to the entire continent is a vast power that Dui could not have accomplished with his own strength without the help of the three powerful figures Galadriel, Elrond, and Gandalf, as well as the Three Rings of the Elves.

However, now that it has succeeded, Hogwarts Castle has gained another powerful magical item.

The Pen of Acceptance and the Book of Admission seemed to come alive, emanating a powerful and lasting magical energy.

As if sensing something, the Book of Access automatically turned to a blank page.

The pen of acceptance, however, flies up nimbly and lands on the book of admission. Without ink, it quickly writes lines of dark green names, dates of birth, and addresses on the pages, all in great detail and clarity.

Dui looked at the contents, which included detailed information on young wizards from Hogsmeade, Burri, and Eisengard, as well as information on elven children from places like the Valley of the Elves, Lorien, Mirkwood, Linton, and even Dovenian in the Far East.

Dui even saw the name of Grim Beon, the youngest son of the Skinner Beon, in the Anduin Valley.

Clearly, this little guy also inherited his father Beon's abilities and possesses magical powers as well.

Moreover, Grim Beorn was born in 2950 and is now ten years old, the age when the first batch of formal students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry enrolled.

The Pen of Acceptance and the Book of Admission record almost all the people with magical talents living in various places throughout the Central Continent.

It includes not only children from birth to eleven years old, but also adults, including names such as Galadriel, Elrond, and Gandalf.

Even more remarkably, Sauron's name appeared in the Book of Admission.

However, the name looks very dull, unlike other names that shine brightly.

(End of this chapter)