The wheelchair-bound warrior is speedrunning Hogwarts.

Now, Vera looked at the room before her, and the furnishings certainly met her needs—

There is a space for practicing magic, a soft mat for physical training, a spacious walkway that a wheelchair can easily pass through, bookshelves and practice equipment that are the right height for her, and even the soft mat in the center has a ramp to make it easier for a wheelchair to move.

But the problem is, it would be hard to find another student with such a special physical condition as her in the history of Hogwarts, right?

But everything here looks like it has been used before—meaning that someone else had made the same request before her, causing the Room of Requirement to create this room.

Who else could have made the same request before her?

Vera pushed her wheelchair to the center of the room, closed her eyes, and her magical circuits slowly began to operate within her body.

When she opened her eyes again, a faint golden light shone in her pupils.

Under the loop vision, the entire room presents a completely different scene—the walls are covered with intricate ancient magical patterns that flow slowly like living things, forming a huge magical network.

Even more surprisingly, some of these patterns show obvious signs of being damaged and then repaired.

Vera snapped out of her daze and frowned, somewhat bewildered.

The fact that the person who could destroy and then repair the magic circuits of the Room of Requirement suggests that the senior who appeared in the room was likely also an awakened magic circuit user, and might even know ancient magic.

But... isn't it a bit too coincidental that the two requirements of a wheelchair and awakening magic circuits appear at the same time?

As if she had thought of something, she quickly pushed her wheelchair closer to the wall, her fingertips trembling as she reached out and gently touched the patterns.

In an instant, countless images flooded her mind—

A girl whose features were obscured was casting a spell in the center of the room, while an even more indistinct, tall figure stood in the corner of the room, silently watching the girl in front of him.

Soon, the tall figure seemed to notice her gaze, turned his head slightly, and revealed a pair of red eyes that looked like flowing blood.

The scene abruptly ended, and Vera abruptly withdrew her hand, her forehead already beaded with sweat.

She gasped for breath to calm her racing heart. The images were too blurry to make out clearly, but the feeling of eye contact was so real that it left her with lingering fear.

"Who...who could those two people be?" Vera murmured to herself, her fingertips unconsciously tightening around the armrests of her wheelchair.

Although we don't know who they are, we can confirm that these two are not ordinary wizards.

Since that's the case, why not use magic rewind to break the magic they're using? Maybe we can even learn a trick or two from them.

Vera took a deep breath, placed her hand on the wall again, and activated her magic circuits at full power, trying to extract more information from the remaining magical traces.

Golden patterns spread from her fingertips, resonating with the ancient magical patterns on the wall.

This time, she saw a clearer picture—

The red-eyed woman took a few steps toward the long-haired girl, waved her wand, and released a terrifying green light: "Avada Kedavra!"

The moment Vera saw the dazzling green light flash, her pupils contracted slightly in tension, and cold sweat soaked her back.

Killing Curse!

That red-eyed woman actually used the Unforgivable Curse in the Room of Requirement!

Just as her heart was about to leap out of her chest, she saw the girl in the picture lightly turn her wrist, and the magic wand drew a beautiful arc in the air. A somewhat familiar magic power instantly gushed out from the tip of the wand.

In an instant, the green light symbolizing death began to swirl and recombine within her immense magical power, eventually transforming into a light, floating green light that landed on the wall, leaving a mark that only a cutting spell could create.

For a moment, Vera could hardly believe what she was seeing.

This person... actually transformed a killing curse that could directly harm the soul into an ordinary cutting curse?

How can this be? !

Vera abruptly withdrew her hand, her heart pounding slightly.

How did they manage to do that?

Could it be... that's ancient magic too?

She tried hard to recall the scenes she had just witnessed during the regression, but a line of characters appeared on her retina at just the right moment:

[Current Magic Circuit Level: Mastery - Beginner]

Chapter 50 Upgrade (Fifth Update)

[Name: Vera Black]

[Age: 11 years old]

[属性：力（3）敏（1）魔（4）智（7）魅（8）幸（2）]

[Physical condition: Lower limb paralysis (recoverable)]

[Ancient Magic Learning Status: Multicast (Intermediate)]

[Talents: Shadow Affinity (Black Bloodline Talent), Ancient Magic Affinity]

[Magic Circuit Bonus: Basic spell power increased by 30%, mana regeneration speed increased by 40%, spell learning speed increased by 60%]

[Magic Circuit Skill 1: Circuit Vision]

[Magic Circuit Skill 2: Basic Healing]

[Magic Circuit Skill 3: Mana Retrace]

[Current Magic Circuit Level: Mastery - Beginner (0/150)]

[Mana Reserves: 96/120]

[Mana Regeneration Speed: 26/hour]

Vera was stunned, never expecting that the magic circuit would break through its bottleneck at this crucial moment.

Could it be because they saw what happened just now?

She felt the magical power surging within her, which was indeed more abundant and controllable than before.

That makes sense, since the maximum magic power has been increased from 96 to 120.

She quietly sensed the changes within herself, trying to find more differences from before.

Aside from the basic magic, the biggest change is in the multicasting technique we learned before.

With the upgrade of the magic circuits, multicasting has also been upgraded from the basic level to the intermediate level, and an additional effect has been added—

[Consumes 5 mana points. Allows multiple effects to be stacked within the same spell. Current stack limit: 3 layers]

[Consumes 5 mana points. Allows you to cast multiple spells simultaneously. Current spell limit: 2]

Obviously, as abilities are upgraded, more magical effects can be unlocked.

As Vera looked at the characters floating on her retina, she began to understand something.

The newly unlocked effect is obvious: it allows for multitasking, such as casting a Levitation spell while simultaneously stacking a Slice spell.

Although only two spells can be used at the same time at present, this number should increase as the level of the magic circuit increases.

Vera took a deep breath and softly recited the incantation for the levitation spell.

As she channeled magic into her wand, two different lights shone from its tip. A dummy in the corner of the room floated up rapidly and was silently sliced ​​in two.

Vera's eyes lit up. So that's how it's used!

By simply reciting one of the incantations, you can unleash two different magical effects simultaneously.

This is simply a god-given skill for sneaky attacks!

After all, who would have thought that a little girl in a wheelchair, who looks weak and innocent, could be casting a levitation spell on people on the surface, but could also silently release evil curses on them?

Furthermore, this kind of multitasking can also be beneficial for training her mental strength. If she were to learn Occlumency later, perhaps she could try a similar technique.

For example, when others try to spy on you, you might conceal your true thoughts while fabricating useless information or even lying to mislead them…

She excitedly tried a few more times until her magic was half depleted before stopping to rest.

"I need to practice more to master it..." Vera murmured to herself, pushing her wheelchair to the soft cushion in the center of the room to try exercising.

However, aside from some improvements in her magical abilities, her physical constitution remained completely unchanged.

My hands are still not steady enough, and my legs still show no sign of being able to stand up. I can only manage five or six push-ups on a soft mat at most.

Panting, Vera used a levitation spell to return to her wheelchair. She looked down at her legs, which were still numb, and leaned back in the chair, breathing heavily.

She was still as weak and powerless as before; even the slightest movement would cause a dull ache in her spine that she couldn't shake off.

Is there no other way to speed up the recovery process?

Looking at the seemingly endless progress of her magic circuit level, Vera lowered her head, a wave of unbearable bitterness and resentment welling up in her heart.

No!

She raised her hand and forcefully wiped away the tears that were about to fall from the corner of her eye, then sniffed hard.

At least she still has hope.

As long as we continue down this path, we will definitely be able to change the current situation.

Quickly calming herself down, Vera took a deep breath, and the crystal in her heart began to vibrate slightly again.

Realizing that this upgrade would allow her to re-enter that void space, she quickly closed her eyes and skillfully focused her consciousness into the core of the magic circuit.

This time it didn't take much time. As the golden light of the magic circuits faintly glowed between her skin, her consciousness sank into that void—

Slowly opening her eyes, Vera looked at the countless points of light forming a starry sky of runes. Unlike last time, she didn't rush to make a choice, but instead calmed down and began to examine the scene.

The biggest difference between here and last time is that a large area of ​​runes that was originally dim has been illuminated again, but still not more than half of them.

Vera stood in the void, gazing up at the shimmering runes.

Compared to last time, she was able to perceive the energy fluctuations contained in each rune more clearly this time.

She glanced at it and immediately saw the clue: those exceptionally bright runes must be the ancient magic most suitable for her current situation.

As for those that are slightly less impressive, even if she wanted to choose them, she might not have enough confidence. Even if she managed to learn them, whether she could successfully unleash their power was still unknown.

As for those that are completely obscured and cannot be clearly seen, they are magics that one is currently completely unable to learn.

Since that's the case, she'll take a look at them one by one. Anyway, no one will bother her in the House of Requirement.

Holding her breath and concentrating, Vera chose the brightest rune closest to her to examine—

[Magic Control: Enhances the ability to precisely manipulate magic, allowing for more complex magical maneuvers]

This seemed like a good option, but Vera didn't rush to confirm it and instead continued to examine the other runes.

Soon, the next rune lit up before her eyes:

[Magical Creature Affinity]: Improves communication with magical creatures, increasing the success rate of taming.

Her heart began to race slightly. If she could learn this rune, perhaps she could successfully tame Cerberus!

Despite her excitement, Vera remained rational, turning her head to look. The third rune was a faint blue color.

[Water Affinity: Enhances water-related magical effects, including healing spells]

Vera hesitated for a moment, then decided against touching her.

Elemental magic of this kind is indeed useful, but it's not what she needs at this stage.

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Chapter 51 A New Ancient Magic...Initial Form (Sixth Update)

After looking through almost all the runes, some bright and some slightly dim, Vera already had her own plan in mind.

Just as she was about to touch the [Affinity with Magical Creatures] rune, she unexpectedly noticed out of the corner of her eye that a rune that had been completely dark was now faintly glowing.

Vera's breath hitched, her fingertips hovering in mid-air, slightly stiff.

The rune was located at the edge of a rift in the void, originally as lifeless as a meteorite that had sunk into the deep sea, and Vera hadn't noticed it at first.

At this moment, it flickered like a dying candle, as if it might be swallowed up by the surrounding nothingness at any moment.

Curiosity, like a vine, clung to her heart, and she involuntarily turned her wheelchair around. As she gazed upon it, the outline of the runes gradually emerged in the dim light, and a piece of information flooded into her mind—

[Source Reshaping]: Allows you to infuse magic into a specific part of your body, granting that part extraordinary functions (duration depends on the amount of magic).

Vera's pupils suddenly contracted, and her eyelashes trembled uncontrollably.

This rune... could this rune help her stand up again?

Even if it only has a short-term effect, it is undoubtedly a ray of light in the darkness for her.

She stared intently at the rune, reason and desire clashing fiercely in her mind.

Her magic circuits have only just broken through to the initial stage of control, and her magic reserves may indeed be insufficient to support such a high level of magic.