Hogwarts: From Luna's House to Godhood Through Intense Competition

Ancient Magic: Improved Lights Out Spell (Beginner): Guides the casting of an ancient magic Lights Out Spell...enhances the spell's power...creates a dark magical energy field...within the energy field, slightly increases the caster's perception and speed...

Vizette waved her wand, "Knox!"

A silver-blue light surrounded the wand, and a dark bubble emerged, resting on the tip of the wand and swaying gently.

He looked at the silver-blue light in the distance, then gently waved his wand.

The bubble disappeared with a "pop," then emerged from the center of the silver-blue light, rapidly expanding into a large, pitch-black bubble ten meters in diameter, instantly swallowing the gushing silver-blue light.

The Lights Out Spell, modified from ancient magic, can continue to exist and maintain some kind of connection with him even if he doesn't continue casting spells.

Vizet entered the pitch-black bubble, which seemed to absorb all the light inside and fill it with boundless darkness.

Even the gushing silver-blue light in the center only left behind a few flickering spots of light, extremely faint...

Chapter 122 The Serpent Hall

To avoid activating the silver-blue light, Vizette deliberately lowered her wand and waved it gently, casting the illumination spell, "Fluorescent Flash!"

The nascent light rapidly shrank, then shrank into a small ball of light, before slowly dispersing, dancing in the air like a firefly, until it disappeared completely.

"In that case, let's get started!"

The improved Lights Out Spell was remarkably effective, putting Vizette at ease. She snapped her fingers lightly, and the Devil's Web immediately extended, spreading across the ground.

The Devil's Web enhanced his senses, allowing him to perceive his surroundings even in such darkness.

The improved Lights Out Spell also enhances perception, taking this keen insight to the next level.

He extended his wand towards the silver-blue light, and pulled it upwards in the direction of the light. An armored statue slowly rose, and countless serpents emerged from its base.

Piles of venomous snakes crawled out of the statue's base, and a strong, pungent stench filled the air.

They seemed to be drawn by Vizette's aura, surging forward like a tide.

With the help of the Devil's Web, Vizet naturally sensed the presence of countless venomous snakes around him.

Even without the help of the Devil's Net, the incessant hissing sound alone was enough to make his eyelids twitch.

He immediately urged the devil's net forward, crawling like a venomous snake.

The creeping, devilish web could suddenly stab upwards, piercing many venomous snakes directly.

Or it might suddenly gather together and repeatedly strangle the snakes inside, crushing them to pieces.

The sounds of venomous snakes flicking their tongues, the "plop" of a devil's web piercing a snake's body, and the "crack" of a snake being crushed all combine to create a chilling symphony.

However, there were simply too many venomous snakes emerging from the base of the statue, densely packed in layer upon layer, as if they could never be completely eradicated.

Devil's Web is more effective against large creatures, but it is not very effective against such a dense swarm of venomous snakes.

For the Devil's Web to effectively kill the snakes, Vizette needs to maintain a high level of concentration.

He didn't know how many more challenges he would face, so conserving his energy was essential.

Vizette looked at the knight statue in the distance and realized that it was the source. If he didn't find a way to destroy the statue, the venomous snakes would probably continue to emerge.

He manipulated the devil's net, twisting it into a cone shape, and thrust it straight at the statue not far away.

The instant he made his move, countless venomous snakes suddenly leaped up, coalescing into a flesh and blood shield that blocked the piercing attack of the devil's net.

As if possessing sentience, the knight statue sensed Vizet's intention, and the snakes crawled out of their base at a noticeably faster pace.

The area within a meter of Vizet was almost entirely occupied by venomous snakes.

Faced with an ever-increasing number of venomous snakes, the Devil Web is clearly not enough.

He wrapped the devil's net around his body, forming an impenetrable vine armor, and pondered a way to break the deadlock.

The dark magic taught by Quirrell was mostly single-target curses, which were obviously unsuitable for attacking distant statues.

Long-range attacks will be blocked by the flesh shield, so you need to find a way to get close to the statue and then attack it at close range.

After some consideration, he quickly found a suitable spell—the Cutting Spell.

This magic combines offensive and functional aspects, and improving it would be a very good option.

He has now stored up a considerable amount of ancient magical power, so he simply uses modified magic to fuse it with the cutting spell.

The pages of "The Wizarding Guide to Combat" flipped rapidly, and information about the improved Cutting Charm appeared on a blank page:

Ancient Magic: Improved Cutting Spell (Beginner): Guide ancient magic to cast a cutting spell... enhance the magic's power... penetrate the enemy and continue attacking surrounding targets...

Vizette liked this description very much; it was very simple and clear, requiring little understanding to grasp that the Improved Cutting Spell was a type of area-of-effect magic.

The only thing to note is that the incantation for the modified cutting spell has changed; it is no longer "split into pieces" but "intersects".

Regarding the details of chanting and casting spells, The Wizarding Guide provides him with ample information to assist him, and he only needs to practice a couple of times to be able to cast the spell.

"Intersecting and connecting!"

Vizette swung her wand, drawing a swift horizontal line in the air, then thrust it forward with a sharp blade of light bursting from the tip of her wand.

The blade swept through several venomous snakes with overwhelming force, then shattered violently, its broken edge still sharp enough to tear open the bodies of several more snakes.

The more venomous snakes attacked him, the better the modified cutting spell became.

Protected by the demonic net, he used the modified cutting spell to keep charging forward, quickly carving a bloody path and standing in front of the knight statue.

He separated several strands of the devil's net, which condensed into the shape of a hammer in mid-air, and then smashed them down on the knight statue.

The knight statue exploded instantly, emitting an incredibly intense silver-blue light.

However, these silvery-blue lights did not last long before they were swallowed up by the large black bubble, which absorbed their light.

The silvery-blue light must contain some kind of magic.

The magic scattered on the ground, and all the venomous snakes that came into contact with it flew into the air and gathered together, forming a long, fleshy mass.

The flesh and blood aggregate moved extremely fast, and in the blink of an eye it transformed into a giant snake, which turned out to be the Rune-striped Snake that I had met once before.

This snake looked younger and moved incredibly fast.

It suddenly lunged forward, opening its blood-red maw to tear at Vizet.

Vizet immediately used the Devil's Web to transform it into a shield, blocking the attack.

When its first attack failed, the Neven snake immediately changed its strategy, circling around Vizet like a shark hunting for food.

"I've only just acquired one area-of-effect spell, but as for single-target spells... I actually know quite a bit!"

Vizette murmured as she closed her eyes, channeling the "Guardian Meditation Technique" to fully explore the limits of the Devil's Web's perception, attempting to capture the movement patterns of the Neferpitou as much as possible.

Just as the rune serpent swung its tail, he suddenly moved, abruptly raising his wand upwards, "Ravasa!"

He had possessed this ancient magic for a long time, but had never had the opportunity to use it.

Now, facing this snake with the serpentine pattern, I've finally got a chance to show my skills.

The snake's body paused for a moment, then floated into the air, twisting and struggling.

"Like a serpent flying in!"

The second spell was also an ancient spell. The rune serpent, which had been floating in the air, flew swiftly to Vizet's side like an arrow.

Devil's Web!

The devil's net, originally intended to protect Vizette, suddenly thrust forward, instantly binding the Runeweed Serpent and rendering it immobile.

The curse of "freedom".

"The torment of death!"

Vizette uttered a spell in a low voice, and a thin, dark gray beam of light shot out, piercing directly into the eye of one of the snake heads...

Chapter 123 Salazar Slytherin

In the blink of an eye, the snake had lost its life, but not a single drop of green liquid seeped from its mouth.

It dispersed like a dandelion seed, its flesh and skin transforming back into silvery-blue light, gathering in the air.

Vizette cast her magic eye, looked at the silver-blue light, and called out to it.

As expected, these lights were also ancient magical forces, and they immediately responded, flying into "The Wizarding Manual" and merging with one of its pages.

That was the first ancient magic Vizette acquired, and the magic that saved him and Luna: Ancient Magic: Shield.

The original knight statue shattered completely, and a new statue slowly rose.

The statue depicts an elderly man holding a heavy book, sitting on a throne, with a large, venomous snake coiled around it.

The moment the statue appeared, the effect of the modified Lights Out spell vanished instantly...

Just as Vizette looked at the statue, the statue slowly turned its head and looked at him!

The statue's gray eyes were surprisingly bright and piercing, gleaming with extraordinary wisdom and profundity.

The old man statue seemed to come to life, putting down the book in its hands.

His granite-colored body quickly faded, revealing a healthy glow on his skin, and his beard and hair turned a smooth, glossy silver-white.

The serpent statue seemed to come alive, winding its way into a long staircase.

"It's been so long since I've seen the Eye of Magic..."