Hogwarts: From Luna's House to Godhood Through Intense Competition

To Vizette's surprise, Luna had a basic understanding of incantations.

Both his accent and tone were very standard, and he even knew how to distinguish between voiced and unvoiced sounds.

Vizette exclaimed, "Did you study this material before? You're much smarter than me! When I first enrolled, it took me ages to master all of this!"

"No!" Luna smiled as she heard his praise. "It's just that when my mom is with me, she plays games and solves riddles with me."

"So these are the techniques for chanting spells? She never told me about these things before. Even when I guessed the riddles correctly, she would praise me for being smart."

Vizette nodded confidently, "In that case, I think you should be able to master the Levitation Spell in just one afternoon!"

After confirming that Luna had no problems with her accent, he focused on teaching her how to change her mouth shape, as well as the rhythm and intensity of her pronunciation.

While delving into ancient magic, Occlumency, and magic for everyday life, Vizette reviewed her learning from the previous academic year in order to better fulfill her responsibilities as a teacher.

In this way, the explanation of the levitation spell can be done in greater detail.

He also understood Flitwick's difficulties; to be able to handle the classroom with ease and answer all sorts of strange questions, he indeed needed an unparalleled understanding and familiarity with the Levitation Charm.

It's one thing to understand what you've learned, but it's quite another to be able to explain it to another person so that they can fully understand it as well.

Fortunately, he and Luna were quite familiar with each other, and the two quickly got into the swing of things, with questions and answers flowing smoothly.

Thanks to the meticulous explanation of the concept, chanting techniques, and gestures of the Levitation Charm, Vizet delivered on her promise and helped Luna master the Levitation Charm in just one afternoon.

Luna is good at asking questions; even though she has mastered the Levitation spell, she still comes up with many interesting questions.

Wizette also enjoyed it and did her best to answer these questions.

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Luna pointed to the spell and asked, "Teacher Vizette, why can't we pronounce 'Leviosa' as 'Levioso'? Will something bad happen?"

Vizette explained, "Because 'Leviosa' represents a soft, delicate rise, while 'Levioso' would be more forceful..."

“It might even damage the target of the spell…like this! Yugadimur Levio!" He picked up his wand and chanted the spell as Luna had instructed.

The object used as the target of the spell was one of the fallen leaves that Luna had collected from the garden.

The fallen leaf suddenly flew up, hit the ceiling, and broke into several pieces before falling back down.

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Luna pondered for a moment. "Professor Vizette, if I want a leaf to fly higher, besides raising or lowering the wand, are there any other ways?"

Amidst the repeated calls of "teacher," Vizette felt somewhat lost, and gently asked, following Luna's words, "What do you think we should do?"

Luna rested her chin on her hands. "Perhaps... we can imagine this fallen leaf... encountering an updraft? Like someone blowing the leaf down from below?"

"Not through gestures, but through imagination?" Vizette murmured. "That would require even greater concentration..."

"Only then can you create an airflow in your mind, allowing the fallen leaves to reach the height you desire!" He picked up his wand and, incorporating Luna's thoughts, cast the levitation spell.

In this way, the way the fallen leaves rise does change. Originally, the fallen leaves seemed to be dragged by an invisible hand, but now they seem to be lifted up by an invisible hand.

Compared to the original method of using a wand to control the levitation charm, this method is undoubtedly smaller and more elegant.

Luna laughed, "It feels like a butterfly, how interesting!"

……

“And here ahead…” Luna pointed to the incantation ahead, “I suddenly realized, since ‘Wing’ means wings and flight…”

"When combined with 'ardium,' it means to fly high... Can we simply imagine a fallen leaf having wings and then make it fly? Just like a real butterfly!"

“It seems feasible!” After careful consideration, Vizet nodded in agreement.

"To achieve this, it may be necessary to deeply instill this awareness and to have a more profound understanding of the act of 'flying'."

"Does it have to be this complicated?" Luna hummed a little tune, her eyes seemingly seeing a different scene.

"What if it could just grow wings? What if this fallen leaf could grow wings too... that would be wonderful!"

"Grow wings?" Luna's voice was like a key, stimulating Vizet's thinking and giving him a flash of inspiration.

Compared to dark magic, he actually has a good talent for transfiguration magic.

"What if I used transfiguration magic to...shape the levitation charm itself? Like an owl ice cream!"

"It's just a matter of changing the object of the transfiguration spell, from the owl ice cream to the levitation charm itself..."

"Professor Flitwick's notes have arrived!" He quickly waved his wand, summoning Flitwick's Christmas present from the room.

The notes contain many concepts about staffless spellcasting, as well as exercises on how to try silent spellcasting.

Drawing inspiration from Flitwick's notes, combining them with practical home life tips, and incorporating that sudden flash of inspiration...

Vizette put down her wand, looked intently at the fallen leaves on the table, and then snapped her fingers.

pat!

As the snap of fingers fell, fallen leaves flew up.

Combined with what Luna just mentioned about "updrafts," we can even extend this to "left and right airflows" and "downdrafts."

The fallen leaves drifted up and down with the "airflow," seemingly aimlessly, but in reality, they were always being guided in the direction by Vizet.

"Luna! Look!" Vizette exclaimed excitedly, grasping Luna's hand...

Chapter 14 Preparation before departure

Vizette snapped her fingers with her other hand, causing another leaf to float up.

Two fallen leaves came to rest side by side, and following Vizette's command, they fluttered up and down together.

“I didn’t chant any spells! This is not only silent spellcasting, but also staffless spellcasting! Look! My two hands! One is snapping its fingers, and the other is…”

He suddenly realized that he was holding Luna's hand...

The warmth of my palms, the slight coolness of my fingertips, soft and delicate, like mutton fat jade...

Moreover, Vizette could also smell that familiar scent of grass and trees;

It is elegant and refreshing, with a touch of elusive mystery.

Two fallen leaves drifting in the air seemed to lose their sense of direction, sometimes soaring high into the ceiling, and sometimes plunging down, skimming the floor, creating a breathtaking scene.

"Silent spellcasting, staffless spellcasting?" Luna's tone seemed unchanged, still so light and gentle.

Her cheeks still had a pretty cherry blossom pink hue. "Sounds like... a very impressive spellcasting technique, right?"

Vizette felt her face burning and stammered as she explained, "It's not bad... although it can only be used on the levitation spell... this magic is very basic, but it's still a significant improvement."

He took a deep breath, released his grip, picked up the wand, and chanted, "Falling leaves, come!"

“I feel like I’ve improved too.” Luna smiled, picked up her wand, and chanted the spell in the most formal way, “Yuga… Dimlevi… O… Sa!”

As she waved and flicked her wand, Vizette felt the two fallen leaves in her hand being pulled and slowly float into the air.

Just as Vizet had done before, the rising and falling of leaves was not accomplished by a wand, but by "airflow".

Luna put down her wand, stood up, and held out her palm. Two fallen leaves fluttered into her hand. "How is it, Professor Vizet?"

“It took me a very long time to master the Levitation Charm,” Vizette smiled slightly. “And I also received inspiration from you, Teacher Luna!”

"Hmm... Let's improve together in the future, Teacher Vizette!" Luna hummed softly, a satisfied smile appearing in her eyes.

"Yuga... Dimlevi... O... Sa!" She cast the levitation spell again, and the falling leaves fluttered and tumbled like joyful butterflies...

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The next morning, Vizette gently flicked her finger and walked out of the room with her suitcase floating off the ground.

Before Luna and Xenophilius woke up, Vizet took out her wand and directed the kitchen utensils to prepare breakfast.

Not long after, Luna, wand in hand, cast the levitation spell, making the suitcase "walk" down the stairs little by little.

Seeing the excited expression on Luna's face, Vizet smiled as well, but did not wave to help.

This was Luna enjoying the magic, and he certainly wouldn't disturb such an interesting moment.

Summer days always dawn exceptionally early, and the blue sky is cloudless, making it a beautiful, clear day.

Just as Vizette finished making three fried eggs and was about to wake Xenophius, Thor and Diana outside made "coo coo coo" sounds.

Immediately afterwards, the door knocker was knocked, and the Weasley twins' voices came from the garden.

"So this is what those seeds look like when they grow up! I've never seen flowers of this color before."

"I've never seen this before, it's so amazing... It's this color now, but I heard it changes color depending on the season..."

Molly Weasley's voice rang out, "George! You guys behave yourselves! If you're going to play, play with those Christmas cacti in your houses!"

"But Mom... I'm Fred!"

"Yes! I'm George... Oh, Mom! It breaks my heart! You can never tell us apart!"

"Yes, Mom! We've known each other for fourteen years, and we still can't tell the difference! It's heartbreaking! So heartbreaking!"

The Weasley twins said, their voices filled with frustration.

Molly's tone softened a bit: "Okay! George, Fred, Mommy admitted her mistake, I'm sorry..."

"Hey! Actually, I am George, Mom, you guessed right!"

"Hahaha! But Mom, we accept your apology!"