The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 595 Deluminator

"I'm such a genius!" Royla thought, sitting in her chair watching the students training alongside the four founders of Hogwarts. She couldn't be happier.

When she thought about this yesterday, she was actually a little worried that the four founders might not be willing, but to her surprise, they all showed great interest.

Whether it was because they had been here for too long, or because their memories from their previous lives showed a fondness for educating students, they immediately became serious upon learning that they would have the opportunity to train wizards again.

In order to keep up with the times, he even asked Royla for the latest spellbooks from the last few hundred years.

"You wizards are so lazy," Slytherin said, looking at the spellbook. "In the last few hundred years, so few spells have been added—"

Hey, feed me—are you no longer limiting yourself to attacking non-pure-blooded wizards? Are you now attacking all wizards from the last few hundred years?

In short, it was wonderful that this matter could be entrusted to these four Hogwarts veterans, allowing Loila to focus on studying Hogwarts' magic circles.

"Left! Right!"

"Bott! You're not good with your left foot and you're not good with your right. Do you really think you can compete with Voldemort?"

"Keep dreaming!"

Ah—Looking at Harry being scolded by Slytherin, Loila pursed her lips.

There shouldn't be any problem, right?

Ahem—Ignoring the students being trained, Loila focused her attention on the magic circle.

The control of the magic circle at Hogwarts is progressing smoothly, and my wand is now able to do more and more things.

According to Loila's research, almost everything at Hogwarts is related to the central magic circle in front of them; even the doors to each classroom can be controlled through the magic circle.

In other words, Royla could now simply wave her wand and close all the doors of Hogwarts at once—well, if Mr. Filch stopped doing his job, she might be able to do it for him—

In addition to these, Loila can now control the water height of the fountains in the Hogwarts courtyard and the speed of the boats on the Black Lake—though these all sound rather useless—

Well, it's actually not very useful.

However, Roy's modifications to the magic circle have reached the core of the central magic circle, and Roy feels that it may not be long before he can completely control the entire Hogwarts.

What he needed now was time—thinking of this, Roy sighed unconsciously again.

After Dumbledore left, he became far too busy—training students, teaching magic circles, modifying magic circles, and he even gave himself a Deluminator.

Loila hasn't had time to properly study this thing yet—she only knows that it can be used to turn off the lights.

The problem is that Royla doesn't need to go through all that trouble anymore; if she wanted, she could simply flick her wand and turn off all the lights in Hogwarts.

Thinking this, Loila slowly took out the light switch from her bosom.

To be honest, the design of the lights-out device was not elegant. It looked like a lighter, so Loila had to handle it carefully to avoid being seen by any sharp-eyed student who might think their professor was smoking.

But then again, Roy had never actually seen a professor smoke—which was rather strange.

Ahem, back to the main topic—Loila turned her attention back to the Deluminator.

To be honest, the Deluminator was very well made. Unlike the traditional type that Loila preferred, which had the magic circle engraved on the outside, it was engraved inside the Deluminator.

Loila gently removed the cap from the Deluminator and then lightly tapped it with her wand.

Some blue lines spread out from the tip of her cane and then spread throughout the entire Deluminator.

The Deluminator was exquisitely crafted; such a small thing contained many magic circles—whoever made it must have been a master of magic circles. Fortunately, Dumbledore said he didn't make it.

Otherwise, Loila would really be a little scared.

The magic array on it is written in a smooth, seamless, and natural style, combining complete functionality with aesthetic appeal—even the energy storage magic array is engraved with exquisite detail—

The last time Loila saw such a powerful magic circle was when she saw her father's magic circle —

In other words, the author of the Deluminator must have at least the abilities of his father—is there really such a powerful magic array scientist? I wonder where Dumbledore got the Deluminator from.

Loila gently activated the light switch, watching it slowly draw the candle flame from the table, then shook the light switch and watched the flame slowly fly back.

The absorption and control of light sources are guided by the magic circle here—that is to say, the meaning of this magic circle is to control Loyla. She nodded slightly and then turned the lamp extinguisher. Points of light shone from the top of the lamp extinguisher, outlining faint shadows around Loyla.

This is another function of the Delight Turner, namely, to create illusions—Loila was shocked to discover that when creating illusions, the glowing magic circle and the magic circle just now seemed to be the same magic circle.

Oh—it's not one—if you look closely, you'll see the internal patterns are different—but how was that done? It's clearly a magic array pattern, yet the patterns are different—

Wait a minute, is it really possible to switch the activated magic circle by rotating it?

Loila was startled by the ingenious design of the lights-out device.

As is well known, a magic array consists of an ancient magic rune eye at the center, surrounding magic array patterns, and an outer circle. In other words, as long as the central array eye remains the same, changing the outer elements can achieve different effects.

Therefore, the rotation just now did not activate the magic array, but rather switched the external patterns and circles to achieve different effects using the same array core.

No wonder the light switch is so small yet can do so many things—this ingenious design caught Roy's eye.

The person who designed the lights-out device is truly a genius—they're an incredibly talented magic array expert! Loila was momentarily speechless.

I really wish I could have a chat with this magic array expert—but considering Dumbledore's age, the author of the Deluminator is probably an old man by now.

They may not even be gone anymore.

Tsk ————

Loila shook her head somewhat disappointedly, then refocused her attention on the magic circle.

The texture here is also fantastic—and Loila feels like she's seen this style before—

Wait a minute—isn't this the way my dad handles things?!

Loila's eyes widened in disbelief.

The magic circle is like the signature of a magic circle expert. Different magic circle experts have vastly different engraving methods, but if you look closely at the engraving method in front of you—isn't this exactly the same as the engraving method of your father?

Was the author of the light switch his father?

But—but he and Dumbledore actually know each other?

No way—that can't be right! Dad is clearly Lord Grindelwald's friend—why is the Deluminator in Dumbledore's hands—could it be that Dumbledore stole it?

No, that's not it—Lord Grindelwald never mentioned this—

Loila felt extremely confused, and what was even more embarrassing was that finding the answer was proving to be very difficult.

Because Dumbledore is nowhere to be found now!

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