Hogwarts: My Spell Infinite Derivation

Chapter 26 Are all the new students at Hogwarts this crazy?

Just imagining that scene made Charles's breathing quicken.

If this really works, he'd call himself a little boy from the magical world, and all he'd do is launch a nuclear explosion.

Even wizards of Dumbledore's or Voldemort's caliber might be taken down in one go!

However, when Charles asked Deep Blue how many points he would need to continue exploring Apparition in this direction, Deep Blue's reply immediately brought Charles' excited mind back to reality.

"During Apparition, spells cannot be cast to ensure precise positioning and safety."

"Even a simple spell can cause the user to split into two parts."

"The more powerful the spell, the greater the danger during Apparition. Even if you're lucky enough to survive, there's no guarantee that the movement will be precise."

"These are two mutually exclusive things, but if the host insists on making the deduction, the system can do so, but it will require at least five million deduction points."

The number five million points left even Charles speechless.

Even if Dark reappears and pulls Ciel back into the dream world of R'lyeh, Ciel would probably have to eat on that beach for several days to accumulate that many points.

Not to mention in the magical world, how many wands would it take to earn that many points?

Even if you included all the wands the Ollivander family has ever made, it still wouldn't be enough!

This made Charles sigh with regret, and he temporarily abandoned the idea.

As for the other possible directions of the Apparition Spell, such as the Flying Thunder God Technique that Ciel had seen in the anime, those all start at millions of points, leaving Ciel in awe.

"Spatial knowledge is really useful, but it's also incredibly expensive!"

He could only shake his head helplessly, deciding not to consider the three simulations of Apparition for the time being.

The results of these two deductions can be used for both escaping and fighting, and will be sufficient for a long time.

If we really want to make significant improvements, we should wait until we have accumulated enough simulation points before moving in this direction.

Thinking about the calculation points, Xia Er also felt a headache coming on.

Having just finished deducing the Flash Spell, his total deduction points dropped back to less than 30,000.

It looks pretty good, but it's not even enough for the initial deduction of the Guardian Angel Spell.

Not to mention that Charles still has many spells and knowledge he wants to deduce.

For example, Transfiguration, one of the most profound disciplines in the magical world, plays a crucial role in both exploring the mysteries of magic and enhancing one's strength.

Voldemort's immense magical power, aside from his Horcruxes, stemmed from the numerous dangerous dark magic transformations he performed during the ten years following his graduation from Hogwarts.

He went from being a handsome young man to something inhuman and ghostly, possessing the characteristics of a magical creature, but his magic was so immense that ordinary wizards could only look on in awe.

Magic is currently a major weakness for Shire. He is still a novice wizard, and although the spells he possesses are profound and powerful, his lack of magical power due to his underdeveloped state makes it difficult for him to unleash many powerful spells.

If he could extrapolate from Voldemort's transfiguration techniques, Ciel believed his power would reach a new level.

Alternatively, if the Animagus transformation technique were to be deduced, and it could be deduced to the point where Ciel could transform into a magical creature, his magical power after transformation would also increase dramatically.

Therefore, Ciel is definitely going to be involved in the field of Transfiguration.

The profundity of this field is self-evident, and the amount of deduction points consumed is certainly considerable.

At the same time, Ciel is also very interested in fields such as potions and alchemy.

Magic potions and alchemical items are a major source of deduction points for Sharl.

If we could master the methods of making potions and alchemy items, wouldn't we be able to be self-sufficient?

They can even sell some to supplement their income!

In addition, both potions and alchemical items can be useful in battle.

In the long run, this will also greatly benefit the development of the Shire, so it should be included in the plan.

The profoundness of potions and alchemy goes without saying.

Dumbledore and Voldemort both had some knowledge of potions, but when it came to actually making potions, they still had to rely on Snape, the potions master.

In alchemy, even though Dumbledore achieved the feat of discovering twelve uses for dragon blood, he didn't create any truly outrageous alchemical items. The only one that came close was a Deluminator.

It is evident that these two areas are also major consumers of deduction points.

Not to mention that Sharl still has R'lyeh and the so-called Great Old Ones on his mind. Heaven knows how many points it would take to deduce knowledge related to these aspects.

All this calculations really gave Charles a huge headache.

poverty!

We're so poor!

The gap in the calculation points was so large that even Charles began to make plans.

"Harry Potter hasn't even appeared in Diagon Alley yet, which means it's still some time before Voldemort, possessed by Quirrell, breaks into Gringotts to search for the Philosopher's Stone."

"Under normal circumstances, I definitely wouldn't dare to make a move against Gringotts."

"But if Voldemort were to breach Gringotts' defenses on the day he breaks through them, I might as well try to get a piece of the pie."

The thought of the treasures stored in Gringotts' underground vault made Ciel's eyes burn with desire.

If this were to be done, how many deduction points would that be? Enough for Xia Er to become rich overnight!

However, the risks are obvious, and Charles still feels it's not entirely safe.

Fortunately, he still had some time.

"Before Quirrell makes his move, I need to collect as many deduction points as possible, and also gather some information on wizard spells, which may serve as reference material and reduce the consumption of deduction points."

"If I can improve my strength to another level during this time, I'll follow Quirrell and try to sneak into Gringotts!"

Having made this plan, Charles devoured all ten deluxe meals that Old Tom had brought in with the speed and efficiency of a whirlwind, then got up and headed towards Diagon Alley.

As he passed the brick wall that Professor McGonagall said was imbued with profound magic, Ciel stopped in his tracks.

He couldn't help but lick his lips.

With his deduction points completely depleted, this brick wall didn't seem like a brick wall at all; it was practically a delicacy!

Although there were several figures staring curiously ahead of him, judging from their attire they were clearly young wizards from Muggle families and their parents, Professor McGonagall was not there, so Shire was not afraid of being noticed.

The next moment, Charles walked toward the brick wall with a burning passion on his face and kissed it deeply.

"The magical world, here I come!"

At this moment, the parents of the young wizards standing to the side watched this scene with smiles and whispered among themselves.

"Judging from this kid, he's probably Muggle-born too, right?"

"He's so enthusiastic, so adorable! Should we try to be like him and maybe take a picture here?"

As they were discussing this, Charles kissed another brick in the wall.

"Hey, magical world, I'm back again."

"I'm here again."

"I'm here again!"

The smile on the young wizard's parents' faces slowly froze.

"???"

"Are all the new students at Hogwarts this crazy?"