Hogwarts wizards who signed in to Middle-earth...

Glorfindel was tall and handsome, with beautiful, dazzling blond hair, bright and sharp eyes, a voice as melodious as music, and a wise air about him. He had a noble and elegant demeanor, and was more like a knowledgeable elven sage than a warrior.

As a high elf born in the era of the Twin Trees, he was bathed in the light of the Twin Trees and radiated a holy light like that of an angel.

He lived in seclusion in a secluded valley and rarely came out to receive guests, spending most of his time in his library or his palace.

Now, upon hearing that his lost dagger had reappeared, the elf made a rare appearance.

"Elrond".

"Mislandir, it's been a long time."

Glorfindel greeted Elrond and Gandalf with elegance, his voice melodious and pleasant.

"Glorfindel, my friend, your brilliance remains as ever," Gandalf greeted him cheerfully, clearly acquainted with the Golden Flower Lord.

Everyone was awestruck by the radiance of the reborn elf, and even the dwarves fell silent.

Dui also looked at Grofendel with amazement.

This elf is not described much in the original work, but he was reborn after his glorious death in the First Age. His strength and abilities are equal to those of the Maiar, making him one of the most powerful elves in Middle-earth.

If he, like Gandalf and the other Maiar, hadn't been forbidden from using powerful abilities and only allowed to assist the forces of Middle-earth in fighting against Sauron's dark forces, Sauron probably wouldn't have been able to cause trouble for so long.

After exchanging pleasantries with Gandalf, Glorfindel turned his gaze to Bilbo, mainly at the dagger in his hand.

"Can I take a look?"

"Uh... of course!" Bilbo handed over the dagger, somewhat at a loss.

Glorfindel took the dagger, his eyes filled with memories and sorrow.

"I thought it had fallen into the abyss along with the Balrog, but I never thought I would see it again one day."

Seeing the uneasy hobbit before him, a smile flashed in his eyes, and amidst the other's surprised expression, he returned the dagger.

"I lost this dagger for countless years. The fact that you have found it now means we are destined to meet. I hope it will be of use to you."

"Thank you." Bilbo breathed a sigh of relief. He had thought the dagger would be returned to its rightful owner, but it turned out the original owner had no intention of taking it back.

This dagger was a gift from Dui, and he didn't want to lose it.

Glorfindel did not linger at the banquet; after seeing the dagger once more, he bid farewell and left.

Bilbo became the star of the banquet and attracted everyone's attention.

Especially the dagger in his hand, which had a record of killing a Balrog and was also the weapon of the famous Golden Flower Lord, Grofindel.

Everyone was extremely envious and covetous of possessing such a divine weapon.

Dui was also happy for Bilbo.

But what pleased him even more was that his system finally responded.

[Hogwarts Check-in System: Location: The Valley, check-in now?]

"Sign in," Du Yi silently muttered to himself.

[Sign-in successful! Congratulations on receiving the first edition of "The Book of Spells"!]

Before him appeared a thick book of spells that only he could see.

The Book of Spells is another spellbook written by Miranda Goshak, the author of the Standard Spells series, a Hogwarts spells textbook.

Or you could say it was the precursor to the Standard Spells series.

The Book of Spells contains most of the spells in the magical world, making it a veritable encyclopedia of spells.

It contains not only all the spells available in the magical world, but also some evil spells.

The Ministry of Magic stopped the book from being published at the outset, deeming many of the spells in it dangerous and unsuitable for distribution.

Therefore, at the Ministry of Magic's request, all the evil curses and some highly offensive and destructive spells were removed from the book, resulting in the "Book of Spells" that has been translated into 72 languages ​​worldwide. Under Miranda Goshark's revision, it was divided into the "Standard Spells" series for Hogwarts students from grades one to seven.

Previously, Dui had been somewhat hampered in combat because the spells he mastered were more defensive in nature, making it difficult for him to kill his enemies in one strike.

Now that he has obtained the Book of Spells, he feels as if it has been a godsend, instantly fulfilling all his needs.

For a long time afterward, he didn't have to worry about running out of spells.

If he weren't still at a banquet, he would have loved to find a quiet space right now to study the contents of the spellbook.

At this moment, during the banquet, the dwarves, after drinking too much, completely revealed their true nature.

The dwarves found the soothing music played by the elves unpleasant, like funeral dirge, so Bopher stood on the table and loudly sang the dwarves' songs.

The other dwarves clapped and cheered, banging various utensils together and making all sorts of noises, and even throwing food at each other.

The chaotic dance of the demons left the surrounding elves bewildered, exchanging bewildered glances.

Elrond, sitting at the head of the table, frowned slightly, but his good manners prevented him from saying anything.

Gandalf, who had just praised the dwarves as descendants of the Dolin people, and said they were all noble, well-mannered and exceptionally cultured, was now embarrassed, looking as if he wished he had never met them.

Dui was speechless at this moment, and just wanted to end the banquet as soon as possible, and then learn the contents of the spellbook before leaving the valley, so as to make himself stronger.

After the banquet, Gandalf and Elrond had something to discuss.

The dwarves got drunk and stayed in the banquet hall to entertain themselves.

Bilbo wanted to visit the Valley of the Dead.

Dui found a quiet terrace and seemed to be relaxing, but his eyes and attention were focused on the spellbook in front of him.

The book contains a wide variety of spells, including not only basic and practical spells, but also advanced spells such as the Patronus Charm and the Unseen Stretch Charm.

What Duy was most concerned about were the offensive spells and curses that the Ministry of Magic had specifically removed.

Among offensive spells, the Thunder Explosion Spell is a very powerful one.

It can cause a cursed object to explode violently, with a power equivalent to more than ten kilograms of TNT.

In Harry Potter, Peter Pettigrew used this spell to blow up an entire street in order to escape Sirius Black's pursuit.

Other powerful offensive spells include the Sandstorm Spell, the Shattering Spell, and the Arrows Spell.

As for curses, from minor ones like stinging curses, nail-growth curses, and bone-expanding curses, to major ones like gut-pulling curses and extraction curses, they all fall under the category of black magic. If used properly, they can produce different effects.

Dui first chose a spell that interested him: the Guardian Charm.

The Patronus Charm is a high-level white magic spell. The incantation is "Patron Saint," which summons a physical animal guardian spirit that can ward off dark creatures such as groundbats and Dementors.

There are no creatures like groundbats or Dementors in Middle-earth, but the wights and Ringwraiths he encountered before were all dark creatures.

Dark creatures are inherently incompatible with white magic, and Dui believed that if he mastered the Guardian Charm, dealing with dark creatures like ghouls would be much easier.