Hogwarts: What are the four great masters doing?

Ryan smiled and nodded. "Transfiguration with magic is indeed one of the most advanced types of transformation. I actually didn't master it before. It was during the summer vacation that I saw this technique from an elder by chance."

“It took me a while to get a little bit of the hang of it, but it was just the beginning – it was really inscrutable.”

"But in my opinion, it's still not the most special thing among what I just showed you, nor the place that best demonstrates the characteristics of ancient magic."

Ryan said: "Please continue the discussion."

So the little wizards continued their discussion.

After a while...

"Is it magic?"

Two voices rang out at the same time.

This attracted everyone's attention - they turned around and saw that the people speaking were also Ryan's two good friends.

Cedric Diggory and Hermione Granger.

These two young wizards, who were well-known throughout the castle, stood up almost at the same time and uttered the same words.

However, at this moment, after seeing Hermione stand up, Cedric extended his hand slightly in a gentlemanly manner, indicating that Hermione should speak first.

This graceful gesture earned him respect and admiration from many of the little witches.

Hermione was not polite and said directly: "I think it is magic."

"Normal magic power is definitely not capable of magical transformation, and Ryan, I have also read and previewed the 'magic shaping' and 'shadow spell' you mentioned in advance."

As if to prove her point, she extended her wand as she spoke: "Phantora!"

Then, a shadow of a kitten appeared beside her, just like the four giants appeared out of thin air just now.

But at this moment, all the little wizards could see the difference between her spell and Ryan's spell.

Because the kitten she created was not only illusory in body, but also had an obvious magical structure.

There was a huge gap between this and the giant Ryan had created, which was almost solid and seemed like a real living creature.

"Nice spell!"

But even so, Hermione's performance still aroused Ryan's admiration.

"Miss Granger is evidently very proficient in the Shadow Charm – enough, I suppose, for the professors to award her house ten points?"

Ryan said so.

The professors were naturally very considerate - Professor Flitwick announced on the spot that Hermione had received extra points from Ryan.

Then, Hermione continued to talk about her findings.

"There's a huge gap between my image spell and yours, Ryan. I think the reason is probably the magic power—your magic power is very strong, much stronger than mine."

"This allows you to cast spells without the need for gestures or movements, and the effect can be much better... And I think the magic transformation you used later, Ryan, must be the same."

Hermione said sharply.

"Normal magic might be able to transform, but it certainly can't become a chair for people to sit on—that would mean your magic has practically materialized."

As she spoke, many young wizards with excellent academic performance secretly felt that it made sense.

Especially some senior wizards who have a deeper understanding of magic, all nodded in approval at this moment.

"Completely correct."

At this moment, Ryan also smiled and nodded.

"My magic is indeed much stronger than yours. This is due to some special opportunities and encounters I have..."

"But at the same time, the key point... lies at the core of what we are going to discuss today - meditation!"

Chapter 189: Reading from the script is a mistake! Falling memories!

"A wizard's magic comes from his soul."

Ryan's voice became louder.

"The nature of magic changes depending on the personality of its owner. A gentle person's magic is often sensitive and gentle."

"A tough person's magic is powerful and aggressive."

"This has led to an instinctive tendency among today's wizards in the use of spells—like my two friends."

He pointed to two young wizards in the crowd.

"Harry Potter—he has a strong and brave heart, full of fighting spirit, but also kind, which makes his magic very suitable for spells like the 'Disarming Charm'."

"Neville Longbottom—he has a gentle heart and is full of compassion for all life. He is kind and gentle, which makes the Growth Spell he casts extremely effective."

"There's no concept of superiority or inferiority in the nature of this spell; it simply varies from wizard to wizard."

Ryan was generous in praising his two good friends, which made Harry and Neville blush on the spot.

The young wizards also laughed and sighed thoughtfully.

Obviously, because of Ryan's words, they all considered what kind of spells were suitable for them, and finally found that the spells they were best at were indeed mostly related to their own personalities.

Of course, there are people who have doubts about this.

For example, Ron pointed out that his friend Seamus, who had not been able to successfully join the Pavatu Club, was very special in this respect.

"His best spell would definitely be the Exploding Charm, I'm sure - even though we haven't learned it yet, any spell Seamus casts would turn into that."

"But does this mean Seamus is a lunatic who wants to blow everything up?"

He said to Hermione in confusion.

"...Oh, I guess that might just be a coincidence."

Hermione thought for a long time, but really couldn't come up with any reasonable explanation, so she could only say it hesitantly - after all, Mr. Seamus Finnigan's art of explosions had long been famous among the young wizards in Gryffindor.

Of course, Ryan splendidly ignored the example given by Mr. Weasley.

He just continued.

"Yes, magic is special... But what I want to ask is - is this really correct?"

Ryan looked at the young wizards and spoke in a serious voice.

"For wizards who are determined to reach the end of their magical journey, it is a mistake to follow the book."

"Following one's own magical attributes and practicing the corresponding magic—that's certainly a simple and easy way, but if you ask me... it's wrong."

"Wizards should control magic, not the other way around."

His voice was very high.

“And meditation is born for this purpose!”

Having said that, Ryan extended his hand.

Magic power lingered in his hands, rising above the classroom like a curtain of rain and dark clouds.

At this moment, all the little wizards felt very clearly how powerful Ryan's magic was.

The magic power not only turned into clouds and mist, but also swirled around them like a breeze.

The magic power alone almost has the 'weight' of actual existence.

"Meditation allows you to control magic in a way that is closer to its essence. It allows your magic to restrain its willfulness, becoming disciplined and more powerful."

"Your magic will be as easy as moving your arms, and you won't even need a wand anymore."

"You will truly tame it, and it will become your best partner in exploring the path of magic."

"And this is also a necessary condition for almost all ancient magic - those who cannot master their own magical powers cannot complete the practice of ancient magic."

When Ryan said this, the young wizards present all showed expressions of excitement or anticipation.

"So, are you ready?"

Ryan asked.

"Ready!"

The young wizards said in unison, and the professors all showed interested expressions.

Obviously, they were also very curious about how Ryan would teach meditation.

But the next moment, they only saw Ryan gently waving his hand at the cloud formed by magic power above the classroom.

Then, the rain transformed by magic suddenly fell.

Drops of rain filled with magical glow fell on each little wizard like tiny elves.

Then, the young wizards felt their consciousness begin to dissipate.

They fell into a deep sleep.

Neville found that he seemed to be in a fog.

"Where is this?"

Looking at the endless fog, Neville naturally had legitimate doubts in his heart.

And more importantly.

At this moment, he found that his body seemed a little strange.

"Where's my magic?"

Soon, he discovered the problem.

The magic power in his body disappeared at this moment.

He couldn't feel them at all.

This discovery made Neville understandably a little flustered.

For any wizard, losing magic power is obviously enough to make them panic.

And after confirming that his magic power really seemed to have no reaction anymore.

"Did Ryan do this?"

Nawei suppressed the panic in his heart and thought so.