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

Vizette pointed to one of the recipes, and a scene flashed before his eyes: a middle-aged woman was busy at the stove, the fire and oil colliding to cook a confit duck leg.

The video quickly disappeared, and he had indeed learned some techniques from it.

Given his mastery of household chores, he should be able to master the method of making confit duck legs after just one more viewing.

It must be said that this notebook was even more magical than he had imagined, and he gained a deeper understanding of Helga Hufflepuff's skill in making magical gadgets.

Wizette turned to a blank page, placed her finger on it, and began to review her cooking experience.

The blank pages gleamed with a silvery light, and the ingredients and preparation method of the noodle dish actually appeared on the notebook in the form of words.

Moreover, Vizette also sensed a hidden memory from the notebook.

He pondered for a moment, then took out his wand and chanted a spell over the notebook, "Transfer memory!"

As he raised his wand, no silver threads were drawn.

"There's no way to retrieve this memory?"

Vizette frowned slightly, pondering the reason for this phenomenon.

Hufflepuff's notebooks actually contain magic left behind by other wizards.

Since he was so perceptive as to detect the memories contained within, other wizards could also do so.

Since this memory has been preserved to this day, it means that other wizards have not found a way to extract it...

The answer is quite obvious...

Salazar Slytherin mentioned that the four founders of Hogwarts were actually the Guardians.

The Guardians' unique advantage lies in their ancient magical power!

Ancient magical power burst forth from the core of the silenced being, extending along the arm to the wand.

"Transfer your spirit to your memories!" Vizette chanted the incantation again, casting a spell with ancient magic, and sure enough, a silver-blue thread was drawn out.

“Mercy…Vizet, is there something wrong with the laptop? Is it okay that it hurts you?” Rex looked very nervous, and sweat was beading on his forehead.

The silver-blue color symbolizes ancient magical power, and it's likely that Rick won't be able to see this thread.

“No.” Vizette shook her head slightly. “I’ve already written down how to make the noodles. Take a look.”

Without checking the notebook, Rick bowed again to express his gratitude, "Vizet, thank you so much for your generosity! You're welcome to visit the kitchen anytime!"

“Okay!” Vizette nodded. The recipes in the notebook were also a kind of magical knowledge, and he certainly didn’t want to miss them.

As the saying goes, "all roads lead to Rome," mastering more home life magic can also enhance other magic.

However, it was already late at night, and tomorrow was a brand new week. In order not to delay their studies, Vizette and Luna decided to leave the kitchen.

Before leaving, the house-elves once again showed their enthusiasm, bringing over a lot of snacks for them to take back to their dorms.

Looking at the delicate cookies, Luna couldn't help but smile and say, "They're so cute, like sunshine shining into a great forest."

Vizette nodded in agreement. "That's why people like Hannah are so enthusiastic, right?"

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As the new week began, Wizette picked a leaf in the greenhouse, cut it to the size of a mandrake leaf, and adapted it to the life of holding a leaf in her mouth.

This is not a simple matter; in fact, it is fraught with difficulties.

For example, when eating, you need to pay extra attention to the position of the leaves;

If he's not careful, he'll crush the leaves along with his food and swallow them.

Accidents can happen during class;

While he's answering questions, he might accidentally spit out a leaf.

An accident also occurred during the afternoon nap;

In the middle of his sleep, he suddenly felt difficulty breathing. It turned out that a leaf was stuck in his throat, affecting his breathing.

Anthony noticed Vizette's strange behavior and asked curiously, "Vizette, what's wrong with you? Why are you suddenly eating leaves?"

Before Wizette could speak, Michael said first, "Maybe he wants to give us more opportunities to answer questions."

"But Ravenclaw's instincts kicked in, so he could only create as many obstacles for himself as possible in this way."

Upon hearing this explanation, the roommates nodded in agreement, saying, "That makes perfect sense!"

Michael added, "But you don't have to go easy on us in Potions class... We're not as comprehensive as you are, and Professor Snape is more likely to deduct points from us."

Chapter 119 Warm Concern

After several days of practice, Vizet managed to get used to the life of holding a leaf in her mouth.

He discovered that by using the levitation spell and making subtle controls over the mouth, he could help with speaking and eating, and effectively prevent the leaves from being spat out.

All you need to do is cast a levitation spell to stabilize the leaf when he opens his mouth, and the leaf will float in his mouth without affecting the movement of his tongue.

It's just a bit strange how people always ask, with good intentions, when they talk to other Ravenclaws, if they've been poisoned and if they should ask the professor for help.

In fact, not only Ravenclaw students, but also students from other houses who knew each other would express concern when they saw the leaf that Vizette mentioned.

Hermione and Harry from Gryffindor suggested trying dungstone, a very effective antidote.

Harry solemnly stated that the dung stone could be an antidote, and that he had obtained this reliable information from Snape after going through great hardships, and its authenticity was absolutely guaranteed.

Ron added that it was the first Potions class of the previous school year, and Harry started losing points because he didn't know the effect of the dungstone.

Hannah and her group from Hufflepuff were the most direct in their actions, sending over a lot of high-quality burdock.

They learned from Sprout that burdock has good detoxifying properties and is also effective in suppressing various curses.

Draco from Slytherin also said that if Vizette needed help, she could ask him for assistance, and he could provide medicine from St. Mungo's.

It is said that St. Mungo's is supplying a limited quantity of an antidote, whose effects are far superior to ordinary antidotes.

With so many people caring about her, Vizette still felt very warm inside.

Faced with this situation, he patiently explained again and again that he was simply practicing some kind of magic and was neither poisoned nor cursed.

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While getting used to sucking on the leaf, Vizet also wanted to know what secrets lay hidden in the memories left behind by Helga Hufflepuff.

When he tried to explore the mystery of the Pensieve in the Pensieve room, he discovered that in order to truly see this memory, he needed to go through a process similar to "solving a puzzle".

These puzzles are all about runes, and it will take a long time to fully decipher them and obtain the memories that truly belong to Helga Hufflepuff.

Wizette realized that he seemed to have set too many learning goals recently.

In terms of Transfiguration magic, the Animagus, which is time-consuming and laborious, is currently the primary learning target.

In terms of spells, he has basically mastered the Oblivion Spell, as well as the Memory Extraction Spell that he just learned.

From a certain definition, both the Forgetting Spell and the Memory Extraction Spell belong to the category of mental magic;

It is possible to delve deeper into the connection between the two magics, and how they can complement and enhance each other.

However, for some less conventional magic, "Ancient Magic: Soul-Controlling Spell" and the Eye of Magic can be used together;

These two types of magic, when used on magical creatures, can be used to explore the mysteries of magical creatures and magic circuits, which is something that Vizet is very interested in...

After this process of sorting things out, Wizette had no choice but to reluctantly relegate Runewen as a learning goal to a less important position.

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He had always kept in mind what Vizet had promised Fred and George.

On a less busy night, he found Fred and George and led them to the mahogany cabinet.

The Weasley twins stared at the mahogany cabinet before them and uttered remarkably identical exclamations of surprise: "Merlin's miniskirt! It's here!"

“I knew there was a secret here!” Fred pressed his nose against the cabinet. “Actually, we already discovered this cabinet last year when we were playing with Filch.”

“Such a beautiful cabinet must have a secret!” George rubbed the gears together. “Unfortunately, we’ve tried all sorts of magic, but we just can’t get in! No matter how we try, we can’t get in!”

Vizette smiled slightly, neither confirming nor denying.

Perhaps it was because of his arrival that Serena granted access to the Entrance Corridor.

Fred and George were both getting impatient. They made way for Vizet, "How do we open it? We can't wait!"

Vizette picked up her wand, pressed it against one of the metal discs, and turned one of the pointers.

"First, we need to turn this pointer, and then the incantation is—'Our time is etched here...'"

The metal disc clicked, and the gears on it spun rapidly, transforming into a metal door that revealed a dimly lit staircase inside.

Fred and George exchanged a glance and exclaimed sincerely, "Cool!"

"Vizet, we'll scout ahead for you!"

The two were clearly impatient and hurriedly filed through the metal door.

"This long staircase!"

"These thick walls!"

Even the slowly opening iron gate in the distance drew their praise: "The safety measures are truly comprehensive!"

Fred and George stopped at the door, made welcoming gestures, and said in an exaggerated tone, "You were the first to discover this place, please come in!"