From Hogwarts to Strixhaven

Venus is one of the eight planets in the solar system. However, in 1992, Pluto had not been downgraded, so it is still widely recognized as the ninth planet.

As a planet with an unusually thick atmosphere, Venus is extremely bright in the sky and is the third brightest celestial body after the sun and the moon.

Because it is an inner planet, its orbit is closer to the sun than the earth, so when observing this planet on the earth, it can always be found that it appears with the sun.

In other words, before the sun rises and after the sun sets, it is the best time to observe Venus. Ancient people from the East and the West discovered this and gave Venus different names in two observation situations, namely "morning star" and "evening star".

Whether it is the Mesopotamian mythology of the Mesopotamian Valley or the Greek mythology of the Aegean Sea, Venus is given the name of "beauty". It is "Inanna", "Ishtar", "Venus", and "Aphrodite".

Ivy believes that storing the light of this star named after the goddess of beauty in a gem completely meets the requirements of the ancient ritual of the Ravenclaw crown.

Decorating gems with the light of the goddess of beauty and then embellishing the crown with this "evening star" is probably difficult for Ravenclaw to refuse even if he were alive.

On the open grass of Hogwarts, Ivy cast a spell to block the lights from the castle and the hazy starlight reflected in the black lake.

The sun is about to set, and Venus is about to show its brilliance.

Silver powder forms a ritual array on the lawn. This is a 5-ring transformation spell from the DND world view - controlling the wind.

It is a spell of the same category as the 4-ring transformation spell that Ivy used to control water bodies in the underground lake of the Garnier Opera House.

The effect is to manipulate the atmosphere in a cubic space with a side length of 100 feet. The caster can generate a gust of wind according to his own preferences, and the strength and direction are all specified by the caster himself. In addition, it can also form an updraft or downdraft. The former can slow down the fall and increase the mobility of flying creatures; while the latter can interfere with the trajectory of long-range attacks, or directly press the target flying in the air to the ground.

However, Ivy cast this spell not for these three effects.

Through the characteristics of the ritual casting of the Awakening Grimoire, Ivy unfolded this spell in the form of a magic circle, so that it can automatically continue before the end of the ritual instead of relying on the caster to focus on casting.

Ivy will use the ritual magic circle to manipulate the atmosphere in this 100 cubic feet of space to form an air lens that is invisible to the naked eye to focus and enhance the light from Venus.

And he himself will use the wizard's magic to block the passage for the light to leave after the light of Venus passes through the largest gem on the top of the Ravenclaw crown, so that it will always shine in the sapphire.

When the last ray of light from the sun disappeared below the horizon, Ivy immediately activated the spell.

The brilliant light from Venus was refracted by the atmospheric lens, perfectly lighting up the dim sapphire on the chest of the Ravenclaw crown eagle, making it reflect the stars in the sky.

The silver linden wand tapped the surface of the sapphire, and the gem that originally reflected the beautiful halo immediately converged, leaving only a little starlight flickering in it.

At this time, the crescent moon rose, and under the bright white moonlight, the blue gemstone shone again.

Ivy's magic preserved the light of Venus very well. Only when stronger light shone in, the gem on the eagle's chest would reflect the light of Venus, otherwise only a little light could be seen.

The largest gem on the Ravenclaw crown has been embellished with starlight, but the ceremony has not yet been completely over, because Rowena Ravenclaw used more than one gem to decorate the crown. Ivy will repeat it dozens or hundreds of times to light up the gems on the crown one by one.

Until the moon reaches the zenith, the second ancient ceremony of the Ravenclaw crown is truly completed.

Calculating the time, nearly six hours have passed. Don't think this is troublesome. In the DND rules, the ancient rituals of ancient items are more complicated than one another. Usually, it starts at eight hours, and twelve hours is normal. Some particularly powerful ancient items even need one or two natural days to perform the ritual.

Completing the "Embroidered with Evening Star" ritual unlocks two new abilities for the Ravenclaw Crown.

The first one is called "Words of the Wise", which is a spell-like ability like the 1st-level prophecy spell "Language Comprehending", but this is a permanent ability. As long as Ivy wears the Ravenclaw Crown, she can permanently gain the ability to listen, speak, read and write any language.

The second one is called "Knowledge of the Wise", which can keep the user wearing the Ravenclaw Crown in an absolutely calm state forever, and is immune to the three abnormal states of charm, panic and shock, and when suffering from the coma effect, it is changed to withstand the first level of exhaustion.

The two new abilities of the crown are both excellent. The Word of the Wise not only allows Ivy to save a spell slot for preparation, but also allows him to fully understand magic books written in other languages ​​without ambiguity, which is much more useful than reading a dictionary.

The Knowledge of the Wise is even simpler and more brutal, directly providing immunity to three mental states, and can also greatly attenuate spells and attacks that can cause coma effects, which means that when Ivy wears the Ravenclaw Crown, he almost doesn't have to worry about sneak attacks with ulterior motives.

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Among the spells that Ivy knows, there are quite a few that can affect the target's mind. If you consider the magical creatures or monsters with similar spell abilities, there are too many.

There are also many magical animals in the wizarding world that have similar abilities. For example, the veela that can seduce men can even calm down the dragon when they dance; the veela that causes panic with its calls. These birds with colorful feathers can make people lose their minds with their high-pitched calls, and even induce people to kill each other. If they are affected by them without being prepared, it is normal to have some accidents; the sirens that seduce passing ships with their singing, their figures always appear in the sailors' ballads.

Now that Hogwarts' magical animal breeding and breeding base has been built, Hagrid and Professor Keltborn are both people who like all kinds of dangerous magical animals. It is not surprising that any dangerous species appear in Hogwarts. And Ivy only needs to put the Ravenclaw crown on his head to be immune to most of the abnormalities caused by magical animals.

Furthermore, Ivy can also become immune to the Imperius Curse, one of the three unforgivable curses, thanks to his ability of Wisdom.