Chapter 17 17: Understand the magic! The essence of the panel!
The moon hangs high in the sky.
Shines on the ancient castle of Hogwarts.
It also shines on the peaceful village of Hogsmeade.
“Flash fluorescent!”
The bright light dispelled the darkness in the wooden house and illuminated the minimalist-style furniture in the wooden house. Even the small spiders on the cobwebs in the corners were clearly visible.
Another attempt and practice of magic.
Just.
This time.
After the light lit up, it did not go out like before - through practicing again and again, and improving his proficiency again and again, Ian finally basically understood this wizard's entry-level magic. Essence - what shines at the tip of his wand is not the brilliance of the sun, but the embodiment of the light of the wizard's inner soul.
Yes.
This is the essence of the magic [Illumination Spell].
At least.
Belonging is the superficial essence that Ian has now realized.
“What an idealistic world.”
Even though he was mentally prepared for the unscientific nature of magic, when he actually came into contact with and learned the first magic, Ian still couldn't help but let out a heartfelt sigh.
All magic.
All come from the wizard himself.
The power comes from "belief".
This is an explanation about magic that Ian has heard before. Now, the superficial essence of what he has realized happens to be very similar to this statement.
perhaps.
When Ian learns enough magic and the magic level rises high enough, he will be able to truly find the secret of the birth of magic and unlock people's curiosity about the origin of magic for many years.
"I just want to achieve this, I still have a long way to go." Ian felt a little dizzy at this time, which can probably be attributed to the consumption of magic power.
Of course.
In fact, Ian did not have that clear feeling of overdraft and consumption. The magic power in his body did not decrease at all. It was more like the fatigue after staying up late for a long time.
Obviously.
The wizard's magic power consumption is not the same as in video games, where there is a clear increase and decrease in "mana value". The so-called magic power consumption is actually more appropriately described as the "weakness" of practical magic power.
It's like the weakening of a certain activity. It takes a certain amount of time and rest to make it full of activity again. Well, it’s almost the same as the physical energy consumed by exercise can be recovered after rest.
"Fortunately, I have learned the lighting spell. It is getting late. I need to pack up and get some sleep." This feeling of staying up late is also a good thing for Ian.
Otherwise.
According to what happened today, and the excitement caused by being exposed to magic, it is not easy to get enough sleep, just like many children coming into contact with a game console for the first time.
The feeling after the "weakness" of the magic power completely replaced the effect of sleeping pills - the bed in the bedroom was very neat, with the unique faint fragrance of lavender.
It must have been replaced not long ago, which saved Ian the time of putting down the sheets. After taking a simple shower, Ian covered himself with a quilt and lay on the bed.
Outside the house.
The sound of flowing streams and the calls of frogs complement each other. Although Ian felt tired from the consumption of magic power, he still couldn't help but check his panel again.
That feeling.
As if he was afraid that the magic he had learned would disappear quietly.
Name: Ian Prince
Occupation: Blood Warlock
Magic: Level 4
Skills: [Lighting Spell (Level 1): 1/100]
Language Proficiency (Level 4): 743/800
Biological Anatomy (Level 5): 69/1600
< br>Kickboxing (Level 3): 86/400
Psychology (Level 6): 84/3200
[Extraordinary characteristic of psychology: Thought perception] [Extraordinary characteristic of biological anatomy: Butcher Instinct]
...
[Illumination Spell] was successfully upgraded to level one.
We are a little closer to awakening [Extraordinary Characteristics].
Having only level 4 magic power may not be considered an outstanding talent, but Ian is not at all frustrated or disappointed about this. As he grows older, the magic power of the little wizard will basically be greatly improved.
Magic is not the problem.
The learning and application of magic is the key to whether a wizard is good or not.
"In this case, Old Biden, who sells wands, is right. I will definitely be a very good wizard." Ian's psychology couldn't help but feel a little inflated.
That is indeed the case.
With such a powerful golden finger, learning all magic will become much easier for Ian. After all, every improvement in skill proficiency can bring insights to Ian.
And the level increase from 0 to 1 like the [Lighting Spell] can make Ian feel a wonderful epiphany, as if something that was originally distant and hazy could be reached.
This is of course a very incredible ability.
It is also a talent that countless wizards dare not even think of...?
Perhaps other wizards who control a spell simply follow the description in the textbook and reproduce the "process" summarized by their predecessors through experience.
However.
The way Ian comprehends and learns magic is different from this way.
After every attempt.
Ian will have a better understanding of the magic behind this curse. Strictly speaking, what he is learning is not the curse, but the magic behind the curse itself.
This is what really makes Ian special.
He is studying law.
And more wizards, even adult wizards, only learn that "curse".
It’s like learning the [Lighting Spell].
Even after most wizards graduate, I am afraid that their use and understanding of the entry-level magic for freshmen of this year will still be based on the experience of their predecessors.
This is why wandless spellcasting is nonsense to most wizards.
"Spell" is a shortcut.
As long as the wizard chants the corresponding spell, the magic linked to this "shortcut" will be triggered. Over time, he will naturally become inextricably dependent on this "shortcut".
And if you want to cast spells without a wand.
It is essential to understand the essence of magic contained in spells.
Maybe many years ago.
There will be many wizards who will pursue and explore the true meaning of magic. But in the years after the development of this era, it is obvious that those with impetuous hearts are not just the so-called Muggles.
Just like Muggles no longer use letters after having telephones, with the means of easily using magic, most wizards will naturally abandon boring and difficult research.
The truth is always explored by only a few people.
The same goes for magic.
"I don't know how many levels of enlightenment I need to reach before I can cast a magic without a wand..." With expectations for the future, Ian slowly fell asleep.
Tonight.
He did not choose to control the dream.
So.
The bizarre dreams are much more exciting than usual.
(End of this chapter)