Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 719 Idealistic Magic

Ryan thought that Ginny's question was not out of place.

That was the only thing that could make Luna compare herself to porcelain, which was fragile.

The time her mother died from a spell experiment.

To be honest, when I found out that Luna's mother disappeared because of the Vanishing Spell.

He thought of another character, Ivy, the monkey version of Luna in the pig farm's krypton-based game.

She also used the vanishing spell to make her sister disappear.

However, Winnie was lucky. She was lying in St. Mungo's, just sleeping.

While Ryan was thinking, Ginny was also secretly complaining.

So it seems that Luna's mother disappeared because the Vanishing Spell backfired?

No bodies were left.

According to the book Where Do All the Disappearing Things Go, Luna's mother just accidentally went to another dimension.

No wonder Luna's father never had a funeral.

Still crazy.

For a long time, he insisted that his wife was not dead.

In response to Ginny's question, Luna nodded and said, "I want to bring my mother back by myself."

"On your own?" Harry repeated in a low voice.

An idea came into his mind.

Did Ryan master the power of resurrection from the beginning?

Luna also knew that Ryan could be resurrected.

Now that she has a safety net, she wants to choose to rely on herself, which she thinks is a more valuable option.

While Harry and Ginny were thinking about other things, Ron spoke, "Where Do Disappeared Things Go and Summoning: Things We Lost, Vanishing and Advanced Uses of the Restoring Charm, there must be a cause-and-effect relationship between them.

One believed that the Vanishing Spell was exile, and chose to use the Summoning Spell to bring back the lost things to the world.

One believes that the Vanishing Spell is to shatter everything into elementary particles, and chooses to use the Repair Spell to combine the corresponding elementary particles into shape. "

Harry and Ginny couldn't help but exclaim. "You're Ron?" "And you're speaking so coherently?"

Even Luna's eyes widened slightly, and she looked at Ron in front of her again.

Ryan was not surprised. He pulled his thoughts away from the little witch who had the attributes of a white-haired ball and a sister a few years later.

Then he nodded, “Ron is right.

The spell reaches the limit of the average wizard.

If you want to make a breakthrough, you must combine your self-cognition and world view.

But some people also choose to read books.

Look at the same spell, the forerunner's thoughts.

If you have read the book "Where Do All the Disappearing Things Go".

And believe it.

Their vanishing spell is really just banishment.

Banish the things in the real world and make them disappear into another dimension.

The book "Calling: Things We Lost" firmly believes in the magic of fame.

Every object that has a name, or a life that has a name.

They all have a mysterious connection with the person who named them and the people who know this name.

As long as you are determined enough, the summoning spell can summon lost objects, even lives.

Their summoning spell has the power to summon objects and life from the dimension called 'Vanishing'.

The same is true for "The Vanishing" and "The Advanced Use of the Repairing Spell".

However, the latter has not yet been able to restore life out of thin air.

Even the main author of this book is the same.

Moreover, if it is the world view of the book "Disappearance", an advanced disappearance spell.

Even if it is the objects that disappear.

More than a month later,
Even if you advance your repair spell according to the worldview of "Advanced Use of Repair Spell",
You can't completely restore the lost item."

What Ryan said made Ron, who was so easily carried away by success, not immersed in Ryan's words and his initial approval.

Instead, he frowned and said, "I'm a little confused. Which of these books are the truth?" Harry tentatively expressed his understanding, "Ryan's meaning should be very clear.

None of them is the truth.

They are all idealistic conjectures based on self-cognition and worldview.

Their vanishing spells, and other spells, are able to produce changes.

It’s entirely because magic is idealistic.

It does not have to rely on the laws of reality.

It's how you think your spell will change."

"Can this still happen?
If that's the case, then I can modify the Killing Curse." Ron paused briefly, then said in a hoarse voice,

He waved his hands around like a demon king and said, "I am Voldemort! I will kill all the lesions in this world!"

"Why not?"

"Ryan, your tone is weird." Luna pulled Ryan's sleeve.

"Do you understand? This is how I speak like a big star.

This is how she speaks, as the shining star in the Far Eastern Muggle world in the 21st century.

Little Luna, do you think you can say anything about the emperor's status?" Ryan said as he pinched Luna's little face.

Harry and the others had no choice but to stand aside and wait for Ryan to have enough fun.

After a long moment, Ryan cleared his throat and said, “What Ron said can indeed be done.

At least I can.

However, the prerequisite for this is that your Death Curse must reach its limit.

This step alone is enough to stop most wizards.

Secondly, you must have a firm will and firmly believe that the nature of this spell is like this.

The reason why the killing curse can bring death.

It is just because its founder believed that life itself is the disease.

Death is the greatest panacea."

"So simple?" Ron was a little skeptical about his life.

“It’s not easy.

Firm will, these four words only seem simple.

Let's take these books for example." Ryan waved his hand, and the four books that had already landed on the bookshelf flew in front of him again.

"If your willpower is strong enough, and your vanishing spell, summoning spell, and repairing spell are up to standard.

Just read the introduction at the very beginning.

After all, as long as you believe in the true principles of the spells described by the author, your spells will change accordingly.

But the truth is, almost no one can do it.

Unless you happen to agree with the author.

Then, you can only read the contents of the book over and over again, and watch the bloody experiments and irrefutable experimental data inside.

To make yourself truly believe in the author's ideas with all your heart.

Thus, the spells have corresponding characteristics: expel the present, shatter, call, and gather. "

"So, we only need to read one of the two books, Vanishing and Where Do Disappearing Things Go?" Harry said tentatively.

Ron waved his hand and said nonchalantly, "If it were me, I would only watch Where Do All the Disappearing Things Go?

At least it has a chance of recovery.”

Ryan shook his head and said, "If you want to create a vanishing spell that suits you and suits you best, take a look at these, they can still help stimulate your thinking.

But don't try to master multiple features of a spell at the same time.

Unless you are schizophrenic.

Or you can fool yourself.”

At the end, Ryan looked at Harry deeply.

"Then what principle is Luna's mother's vanishing spell based on?" Ginny held Luna's hand, her eyes full of worry.

Her urgent desire is based on "Where Do All the Disappearing Things Go?"

(End of this chapter)