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

“Training in the rain! Look at our clothes…” George pulled his robe forward, “Uh… they’re dry. Wait a minute, I’ll wet them right away.”

“At least the clothes in the dorm are all wet!” Fred pressed down on George’s hand holding the wand. “He’s been under a lot of pressure this year, with you guys and Slytherin…”

“The Nimbus 2001 is really fast!” George sighed. “It’s just like that… kind of jet engine Dad talked about, whooshing around like crazy!”

Vizet rubbed his temples. The Weasley twins had taken the conversation further and further astray, and he needed to get back to the original topic.

"Did you research Animagus before? Is that why you came up with the idea of ​​making this kind of cookie?"

"Huh?" This time, both twins widened their eyes and asked in unison, "How do you know so much?"

"I found some clues from the creators of the Marauder's Map," Wizette said. "I learned that they also had an Animagus notebook."

He remembered his promise to Hagrid, so he didn't tell him everything, only giving him a general outline.

At least as he and Hagrid entered that secret room, he gradually deduced James and the others' identities.

George suddenly realized, "Oh right! I remember now, weren't you collecting dew before?"

Fred picked up the conversation, "Are you practicing Animagus? How far have you gotten?"

“We’re waiting for a thunderstorm,” Vizette said. “Haven’t you tried to learn?”

"Wait for me!" George turned and ran out of the hallway. "The Animagus notebook is in the dorm. I'll go get it for you!"

Fred stayed behind to explain, "Animagus is too time-consuming... and there are too many precautions involved, so we don't have the energy to practice it."

With just a few words, Vizette's expectations for the notebook had already been raised.

The Weasley twins didn't want to learn about the Animagus, but they still managed to develop a remarkable understanding of it through their notes.

Just as Vizet had predicted, the Animagus notebook contained his insights on Jaime, Bigfoot, and Wormtail.

With this notebook as a supplement, the paper that Wieset is preparing will be even more convincing.

Moreover, he found some even more interesting content in the last few pages of the notes.

“Thornfork and the others mentioned a place…” Vezelt said, pointing to the notebook, “It should be deep in the Forbidden Forest, do you know it?”

George nodded. "It's a very, very big altar. According to the Forked Ones, activating that altar will allow you to control the weather."

“But that altar might be broken…at least we can’t activate it,” Fred added. “Or maybe we’re missing materials, causing the magic hidden in the altar to fail.”

Vizette asked curiously, "Materials? What do you need? Herbs or crystals?"

“The crystals look somewhat similar to an alchemical magic circle,” Fred said. “At least to us, that altar looks like a large alchemical magic circle.”

"So we tried to simplify that alchemical magic circle to make this..." George then took out the cookie, "...a canary cookie! Eating it will turn you into a canary!"

"That's pretty impressive." Vizette was eager to try the cookie's effect. "Does it transform into a canary at will?"

George shook his head. "Our best time right now is... twenty seconds."

Fred added, "And once you turn into a canary, you can't fly. After twenty seconds, the feathers will fall off, and you'll return to your original form."

The two took out a simplified alchemical magic circle and briefly explained some of its key points.

Vizette listened quietly, becoming even more interested in the altar.

There are still many secrets waiting for him in the Forbidden Forest, just like the altar he encountered last school year, which is also well worth exploring.

Those altars all have symbols resembling rising cyclones, which must be closely related to ancient magical powers.

Unfortunately, the Scottish Highlands have been experiencing heavy rains lately, making it unsuitable for searching for the altar in the Forbidden Forest due to the numerous potential dangers.

Wizette asked Fred and the others for a route map, planning to wait until the weather was better before setting off for the Forbidden Forest.

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After saying goodbye to Fred and George, Wizette and Luna strolled down the corridor.

Luna asked casually, "Vizet, do you want to go to the Forbidden Forest?"

Vizette looked at Luna's profile; her eyes were bright and sparkling with anticipation.

"There are many interesting and magical creatures in the Forbidden Forest, and I'm sure you'd love to see them... Shall we go together sometime?"

“Okay!” Luna’s eyes shone even brighter, like the most dazzling star. “I still need to learn something, right? I don’t want you to worry.”

Vizette nodded. "I've recently mastered some interesting magic that can help you control that power."

"That power?" Luna raised her fair wrist, staring at the mistletoe bracelet in a daze. "It seems... Professor Vizet's private lessons are about to begin again!"

Vizette smiled slightly and said, "Yes."

Chapter 145 How far away will this letter be?

Since beginning to understand and learn mental magic, Vizet has found that her methods of "reviewing the old to learn the new" have also become more diverse.

Not only can you learn from the notes you've taken, but you can also learn directly by reviewing your memories to complete the process of "learning new things by reviewing old ones."

He used a memory extraction spell to extract the related memories and then put them into the Pensieve...

In this way, he can revisit the thought process behind this knowledge from a unique "third-person perspective".

Not only can it help you refine your knowledge, but it can even encourage you to "argue" with yourself and spark more related thinking.

At least for Wizette, the process of "arguing" with himself has a unique kind of fun.

It was precisely because of his proficiency in mental magic that he had a new idea—to directly teach Luna ancient magic by sharing his memories with her.

To realize this idea, the Pensieve is naturally indispensable.

In the Pensieve room, Vizette and Luna stood at opposite ends of the Pensieve, facing each other.

Vizette briefly explained what she needed to do next: "Luna, I need a memory as a link to build an emotional connection."

In learning the Ancient Magic: Explosion Charm and the Ancient Magic: Powerful Explosion Charm, he also gained a magical understanding of emotions.

Through his research into this understanding of magic, he came up with a method: emotions derived from a memory can create a unique resonance.

As long as he and Luna can feel this resonance, they can establish a special magical connection.

Through this special magical connection, Luna's safety can be completely ensured, and she will not be affected by personal subjective influences stemming from memories.

If he cannot establish this magical connection, he will settle for the next best thing: the teaching method they are most familiar with.

"Memory? Bond?" Luna tilted her head, her eyes sparkling with curiosity. "You need the memories between you and me?"

Vizet had been amazed by Luna's keen intuition far too many times.

He nodded slightly and continued to explain, "But it can't be too close, nor too far."

"It's like two parallel lines; although they never intersect, they're both on the same canvas."

Using lines as an explanation, Luna quickly grasped the concept, nodding repeatedly in agreement.

Seeing Luna nod, Vizette continued, "So I think there's a memory that's particularly fitting..."

Luna exclaimed happily, "The letter you wrote to me last year! And it was the first letter!"

Vizette smiled and nodded. "And the first letter you wrote back to me."

Thor the owl who delivers letters represents such parallel lines, and the drawing paper is this magical world.

Charcoal pencils can draw black parallel lines on white paper, while Thor can dance out opposing trajectories in such a colorful world.

Luna had a sweet smile on her face, her eyes closed, her soft eyelashes trembling gently with her breath. "Then let's get started quickly!"

“Alright!” Vizette waved her wand and gently pressed it against Luna’s temple. “Transfer of memories!”

Before his eyes appeared the familiar living room, where Luna was writing a letter with a slight smile, and Thor was fluttering his wings and circling overhead;

How far away is this letter? As far as Lovegood's house is from Hogwarts.

Vizette carefully extracted this memory, gently pulling the shimmering silver thread from her temple.

Ancient Magic: Throwing Mastery

He infused ancient magical power into his five fingers, gently holding this invaluable memory.

"Transferring the spirit to the memory!"

Vizette cast the memory extraction spell again, extracting the corresponding memories.

The memory begins with the moment Saul pecks at his heart and ends with the moment he delivers the letter to Saul's Chapel;

How far away would this letter be? From Hogwarts to Lovegood’s house and back.

Holding the two shimmering silver threads in his hands, he silently pumped out ancient magical power from his core, binding the two silver threads together.

boom!

Vizette felt the world was submerged in silver-blue light, and in that silver-blue glow, he seemed to have become a letter;

The paper airplane-like letters that the Ministry of Magic had seen floated slowly in mid-air, seemingly wandering aimlessly.

With a flapping sound, an owl that looked a lot like Thor appeared.

She blinked her bright eyes and cheerfully controlled her feathers to fall slowly, her wings gently covering the letter.

As the silvery-blue light faded, Luna opened her eyes at the same moment that Vizette did.

Vizette lowered her fingers, and a rising vortex-like pattern appeared there, connecting the two silver threads of memory.

Their eyes met, and Luna's tone was firm: "It's a success!"