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

Perfecting the "blowing potion" into a new type of magic potion or a prank food is not something that can be accomplished overnight.

Wizette could actually foresee what obstacles Neville, Hannah, and the Weasley twins would encounter in the process;

The first step is naturally to control the effects of the potion, adjust the range and intensity of the "blowing-type swelling potion", and control the speed and extent of "blowing" the human body to avoid causing safety hazards;

Secondly, the formulation ratio is also very important. Other possible side effects must also be considered, such as whether breathing difficulties will occur during the "blowing" process, to ensure a good user experience.

Vizet believed that Neville and Fred would gradually understand the connections between different magical subjects and apply them in practice, thereby better utilizing their talents.

Vizette plans to compile and summarize this related content into a new paper and submit it to The Voice of Hogwarts.

This can be seen as a supplement and extension to the previous paper, extending from hobbies to a love of magic subjects, and I hope it can help more students build their own understanding of magic.

Wizette understood that one person's strength is limited, and only by sharing more can one reap greater rewards in the future.

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Fred and his team wanted to make the research more challenging, so they declined the offer to join the two "professionals".

They also assured that once the research was completed, they would share it with Wizette and Luna as soon as possible.

However, today's research, at least for this afternoon, cannot continue.

There's a Quidditch Cup match tomorrow between Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, and Fred and George, as Gryffindor's batters, will naturally be participating.

To prevent Fred and George from disappearing, Oliver Wood had already laid in wait in the auditorium at noon, waiting for Fred and George to appear.

Just as the two finished cutting the fried pork chop into pieces, Oliver Wood appeared quietly behind them, whispering kindly, "There's a game tomorrow... we should have training this afternoon."

Fred and George were so startled that their hands trembled, and they almost cut the plate in half.

They could only manage a forced smile, putting down their knives and nodding. "Of course! We love training!"

……

After lunch, Vizette and Luna left the auditorium and chatted about what had happened that morning.

“Actually, I’m not that good…” Luna blinked, her gaze seemingly piercing through everything in front of her. “Maybe it’s because you think… what you said sounds really good?”

"The wonders and mysteries of this world are like all sorts of gifts, including spells and potion recipes, waiting for us to explore."

She lowered her head, pinching the translucent crystal bead on the string. Inside the bead was a daisy-shaped metal plate. "We can use our hearts to feel... what's inside the gift."

"And when we wave our wands and chant the spell, it's like unwrapping a long-prepared gift. This gift can contain so many things..."

Vizette turned to Luna, her eyes gleaming with a gentle light, and said with deep feeling, "The gift contains the wisdom of ancient wizards, the mysteries of nature... and ourselves!"

“Yes! And ourselves!” Luna looked at Vizette and nodded. “Perhaps everyone living in this world… is a gift?”

"Our talents, experiences, emotions... are all part of the gift, contained within our bodies. We need to explore and feel them to allow this gift to bloom like a flower!"

Vizette stopped in his tracks. He was now certain of one thing—Luna, just like him, was clearly walking a magical path.

This is understandable, considering that Luna not only mastered Animagus but also the Guardian Charm this summer.

Luna turned around and asked, "What's wrong?"

“I think I’ve discovered something interesting…” Vizet raised his hand, and a barely perceptible wisp of silk appeared in his palm.

Luna asked with some curiosity, "Is this... the Dementor's cloak?"

“Yes!” Vizette nodded. “I didn’t pay much attention to its changes this week… I didn’t expect it to turn out like this.”

“It looks amazing…” Luna blinked as she looked at the thin thread. “It doesn’t feel unsettling anymore.”

She stretched out her slender, long fingers, trying to touch the thin thread, but failed to grasp it.

After thinking for a moment, she reached out and touched it again, this time finally picking it up in her hand.

Vizette considered a possibility: "Ancient magical power?"

“Yes!” Luna nodded. “Vizet, what do you think if we twist it into a rope?”

“If it were used as…” Vizette understood what Luna meant, “the core of a wand!”

Luna nodded with a smile, "Dementors are a kind of 'non-existence' that seems impossible to destroy..."

“But my magic would cause irreparable damage to the wand…” Vizet continued, following Luna’s words, “Perhaps it really is a… suitable material!”

Chapter 200 Serena Pendragon's Trial?

A Dementor's Cloak can only be purified into a thin thread, and the purification process takes an extremely long time, a full two months, before it is truly completed.

However, as long as it can be made into a wand and withstand the power of "Thunder", then it's all worth it.

The "Dementor Threads" are extremely thin and require ancient magical powers to touch.

Fortunately, Vizet had a basic grasp of soul casting, which allowed her to use her soul as a guide to precisely control the fine threads when releasing ancient magical power.

He spent the whole night working together, combining a piece of elm wood as the material for the wand, to create an extremely simple magic wand.

The reason Wizette chose to do this was because it was merely an experiment to prove that the Dementor Threads were strong enough to withstand the power of Thunder.

……

In the week following Halloween, the Scottish Highlands were shrouded in continuous rain, with a fine drizzle that seemed to never stop, carrying the dampness and chill characteristic of autumn.

Everyone thought the rain would ease by the weekend, but to their surprise, the rain not only did not stop at all, but intensified, with the fine rain gradually turning into large raindrops.

Vizette and Luna walked out of the common room and watched the raindrops pattering against the window. Luna seemed quite interested, humming along to the rhythm of the raindrops.

"Let's duel! Don't be cowards who run away!"

As they went downstairs, they heard a relentless roar coming from not far away.

"Come back now! Don't run away from the fight!"

This sound came from the direction of the Gryffindor Tower, a roar from Sir Cadogan, the current keeper of the Gryffindor common room.

Sir Cadogan was either issuing duel challenges or coming up with all sorts of obscure passwords, many of which came from his time and were relatively rare words.

Neville suffered greatly at the hands of Sir Cadogan, whose memory was not good to begin with, and who had to memorize at least two obscure passwords every day;

Fortunately, there is a place to rest in the corridor. If he forgets the password and is unable to return to the common room, he will go to the corridor to continue his herbal research.

The compilation of the Marauder's Map has been completed, and Vizet plans to take advantage of the remaining time in the morning to go to the Map Chamber and modify it according to the principles of the Marauder's Map.

"Aren't you planning to watch the game?" Vizette asked Luna at the dinner table. "The modification process might be boring."

“The map-based escape room is interesting in itself…” Luna shook her head slightly. “I don’t feel bored staying there.”

“Yeah… the rain seems to be getting heavier…” Vizet glanced out the window. “Today’s viewing experience probably won’t be very good.”

Luna wiped her mouth, stood up first, and said, "So let's go!"

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"Oh dear! I feel the timing isn't quite right..."

When Vizette and Luna appeared in the map room through Serena Pendragon's notes, they heard a strange female voice.

Although the woman's voice sounded a bit old, it was full of energy, and her tone was even a little playful.

"But how should I put it? It's rare to see them..." The woman's tone changed, and a spell rang out, "Petrify them all!"

Vizette looked in the direction of the voice and saw a witch wearing a black mask and a black robe that seemed to be shrouded in smoke and from time to time revealed skulls, who looked somewhat evil.

Although the witch was casting a full-body binding spell, which should have been a more concealed and lightless magic, a red light burst forth from the tip of her wand.

Knowing what the witch had done, Vizette immediately took three steps forward, shielding Luna behind her, while a bubble-like magical barrier enveloped her entire body.

The red light collided with "Ancient Magic: Instant Shield," and as the two spells canceled each other out, Vizet pressed his wand down as if slashing with a sword.

Crackling sound...

A series of soft, cracking sounds appeared, as if something had been easily shattered by him.

The witch clearly knew about soul casting and silent casting. She cast two spells in total. The red light was actually the magical light of the Stunning Spell, while the spell that Vizet "cut down" was the Body Binding Spell.

After this exchange, Vizette was certain of the witch's identity—Serena Pendragon.

Serena Pendragon clicked her tongue in amazement, "I never imagined that our understanding of the soul had reached such a level..."

Without hesitation, Vizette retaliated immediately, thrusting her wand forward with a swift motion, a dazzling red light bursting from the tip of the wand, "Expelliarmus!"

"Faint and fall to the ground!" Luna chanted the spell along with Vizette, and a red light shot towards Serena Pendragon.

Similar to Vizette's defensive measures, Serena Pendragon erected a magical barrier, negating Vizette's disarming spell while simultaneously deflecting Luna's stun spell with a wave of her wand.

However, the light of the disarming spell did not completely dissipate. A not-so-dazzling red light suddenly appeared and attacked Serena Pendragon once again.

Serena Pendragon's wand slipped from her hand, leaving a thin string in the air. She connected the wand to her wrist with the string, which would prevent the wand from actually slipping out of her hand and allow her to retrieve it as quickly as possible.

"This is no fun! To actually ambush a hundred-year-old wizard like me, this is not good!"

With a smile in her voice, the moment the wand returned to her hand, she immediately raised it and pointed it towards the ceiling.

A rapid thud echoed through the air as two armored giants, radiating a silver-blue light, crashed to the ground like meteorites.

With a strong tremor, the star map beneath my feet rippled, but showed no signs of damage.

Vizette gently waved his wand to ensure that he and Luna could maintain their balance and not be affected by the falling armored giant.

Serena Pendragon let out a soft sigh. "That's a little fairer now... Let's continue!"

Two armored giants, one wielding a mace and the other a two-handed greatsword, raised their weapons and hurled them at Vizette and her companions as Serena Pendragon finished speaking.