Hogwarts wizards who signed in to Middle-earth.

Chapter 5 Standard Spells
Hearing the tone that sounded like an interrogation, Dui looked at him doubtfully.

"็ Hello Who are you?"

"I'm Robin Smallborn, the sheriff of Big Hole."

Dui was a little surprised. He didn't expect to meet the Hobbit police.

"Hello, Sheriff Robin, I'm Doyle. I've just arrived from Hobbiton and am about to travel around the Shire."

"Are you that wizard Doyle?!"

"Hmm? Sheriff, do you know me?"

"Well, the news that a wizard has come to Hobbiton has spread throughout the Shire. I didn't expect you to come to Big Hole Town." The sheriff explained after he reacted.

After knowing Dui's identity, Sheriff Robin's attitude changed drastically and he warmly welcomed his arrival.

Led by Sheriff Robin, Dui checked into the only hotel in town, the Bird and Baby Inn.

In addition to the strange name of the inn, the height of the building was also a bit unfriendly to him. When he stood up straight, his head could easily hit the roof.

The bed in the inn was a little small for him, so the innkeeper put two beds together so that he could barely stretch his legs to sleep.

[Hogwarts Sign-in System: Location: Shire-Big Hole Town, do you want to sign in?]

The system entry appears again.

Dui was delighted and quickly shouted "Sign in!"

[Successful sign-in. Congratulations on receiving the Hogwarts first-year spells textbook, "Standard Spells for Beginners"!]

An illusory spell book appeared out of thin air and floated in front of Dui.

Dui discovered that the book would turn pages according to his wishes, and immediately couldn't wait to open the spells textbook.

The content of the first-grade spells textbook is not complicated. It only records the five most basic and simple spells: Luminescence Charm, Levitation Charm, Fire Charm, Unlocking Charm, and Repairing Charm, and it does not have any offensive power.

But Dui was very satisfied. This was the first time he had come into contact with magic since he traveled through time.

Before, I only had magic power, but I could only rely on the most crude method to use magic to control objects to fly.

It looks similar to the levitation spell, but it is very time-consuming and requires a lot of magic power. You cannot be distracted at all during the control process and need to concentrate all your attention on controlling the bone-chopping knife attack.

This means that when he is controlling the bone-chopping knife to fight the enemy, he will be a living target if he cannot be distracted.

A spell is different. It is like a stable anchor point. Apart from the need to concentrate at the moment of casting the spell, you only need to pay attention to maintaining the output of magic power after it is successfully cast.

It can be said that the magic effect is very stable.

Dui flipped through the spells textbook and started learning from the simplest fluorescent spell.

After carefully reading and memorizing the principles of this spell, as well as the casting techniques and movements.

Dewi began to try to cast a spell.

"Lumos!"

Since he didn't have a wand, Dui simply waved his hand in the same way as the wand.

The first time didn't work.

Dui was not disappointed. After all, no matter how simple the spell was, if it was performed with bare hands without the assistance of a wand, it would be considered wandless casting.

Wandless casting is a very advanced spellcasting technique. Except for some powerful wizards, ordinary wizards cannot even cast spells silently, let alone wandless casting.

Therefore, most wizards in the magical world, once they do not have their wands, their combat effectiveness is not much stronger than that of Muggles.

With Dui's unremitting persistence,
A faint light emanated from Dui's fingertips, although it was only the faint light of a firefly and it quickly went out.

But it cheered up Dui and made him feel more hopeful.

"Lumos!"

Perhaps emboldened by the prospect of success, after chanting the incantation once more, a tiny white light flickered at the tip of Dui's index finger, like candlelight, illuminating Dui's joyful smile. The next day,
Sheriff Robin took the initiative to invite Dui to visit the various attractions in Dadong Town.

For example, the municipal cave where the city government offices are located was also warmly received by Mayor Charles.

Unlike the outside world, the Shire has very loose governance and management, and has always followed ancient laws. Basically, every town and village is self-governing, and the Hobbits consciously abide by their obligations.

So the mayor is basically only responsible for hosting banquets, managing the post office and public security, and is elected every seven years.

After visiting the Municipal Cave, Inspector Robin took him to visit the Mason House, the museum of the Shire.

"Mashon" means useless in Shire Hobbit slang, so Mashon's House contains a collection of items that the Hobbits think are useless to keep and a pity to throw away.

But when Dui came to this Hobbit museum, he was greatly surprised.

Because the objects collected in Mason's house include not only ancient objects representing the history of the Hobbits, but also many bows and arrows, spears, armor, swords, axes and other weapons.

Dui came to a bow and arrow.

I don't know what kind of wood the bow and arrow in front of me is made of. It is orange all over, as hard as iron but very flexible, and there are beautiful and elegant patterns carved on it.

"It is said that this is a bow and arrow used by elves. Anyway, it has been here for a long time."

Seeing that he was interested in bows and arrows, Sheriff Robin took the initiative to introduce them to him.

Dui was surprised when he heard this.

I didn't expect that there were elves' bows and arrows collected here.

Then, Sheriff Robin introduced him to several pieces of armor and axes that were said to be made by dwarves.

These armors were obviously tailor-made for Hobbits, and there were still traces of hacking on them, which showed that a Hobbit had once experienced a brutal battle while wearing them.

Dewy could hardly imagine what kind of enemy could force these gentle and friendly hobbits to take up arms and fight fiercely.

Finally, Dui stood in front of a suit of gleaming silver mail.

The mail was woven with countless silver rings, like a vest, soft yet very hard.

However, Dui discovered that this mail vest was relatively large and was more suitable for someone of Dui's height and build.

"It is said that this is mail made by dwarves. It is very hard and cannot be cut by knives or melted by fire. However, we Hobbits cannot wear it, so we can only put it in the Mason House for collection." Sheriff Robin introduced.

Dui looked at the mail vest and was very tempted.

He is now a fragile wizard and really needs a defensive item to protect his body.

"Sheriff Robin, I need this mail armor. Is it for sale?"

Sheriff Robin shook his head.

"I'm sorry, but although the things in Masong's house are useless, they are the public property of the residents of Big Hole Town. If Wizard Duyle wants to take them, I'm afraid he will need the consent of all the residents of the town."

Dui was a little disappointed when he heard this.

But then Sheriff Robin changed the subject and said with a smile:

"However, Wizard Duir, if you can demonstrate magic for everyone at the banquet, I think everyone will be happy to agree to your request."

"What party?"

"In five days, it will be the 1200th anniversary of the founding of Dadong Town. The entire town will hold a celebratory banquet in the Dadong Hall. You're more than welcome to join us!"

Upon hearing the news, Dui agreed without hesitation.

He originally planned to sign in here and leave.

But now, in order to get the mail vest, he should stay here for a few more days.

(End of this chapter)