Hogwarts Mental Rehabilitation Center

Travis has his own set of opinions and theories about magic.

This theory was summed up and perfected by Travis by combining the information from his previous life and his own exploration of magic in this life.

Unfortunately, it's just a theory at the moment.

But before long, it ceases to be a theory.Either prove it to be true, or... prove it to be pure fantasy.

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"Calm down, let me re-summarize my theory first, and then deduce it again."

Travis murmured to himself to encourage himself. He was really worried about getting himself dismembered.

"First of all, it is known that the two Latin words cannot accurately express a specific meaning, so it can be concluded that the literal version of the curse is an incomplete curse."

Travis used a pen to write what he was talking to himself on another piece of parchment to help him sort out his thoughts.

"In addition to the words themselves, the different pronunciations during reading can also convey additional information, which is complementary to the information conveyed by the words."

"The body movements when making sounds can also supplement the information conveyed by language."

This is easy to understand. For example, saying "very good" with a gentle tone and saying "very good" with a ferocious face and gritted teeth convey completely different meanings.

"A complete spell would therefore be the spell itself plus fragments, accents, and body movements - that is, waving the wand."

As he wrote this, Travis put a check mark next to it and drew a long horizontal line under this paragraph to indicate separation.

So far, Travis is definitely correct. This was actually mentioned in the original book when Professor Flitwick taught the Levitation Spell.

"Based on my guess about the nature of magic, the function of the curse - the complete curse is actually to help the wizard concentrate in a way similar to self-hypnosis. This is why the curse must be shouted out, because of this effect Better.”

"So the charm is not necessary, it is sufficient and unnecessary to perform magic, so as long as I can concentrate enough, there is no need to arrange and combine the selected Latin words-if I don't consider teaching others. "

As he wrote this, Travis put a big question mark next to this paragraph.

This is all based on assumptions, if half successful...

Travis trembled, and quickly took the parchment and arranged it.

After working for more than half an hour, Travis tore up the parchment and grabbed his messy hair hard.

"No, you can't use splitting for the first word... it's too dangerous, I need to replace it with another word."

Taking out another piece of paper, Travis looked at the dictionary again.

After working for more than an hour, Travis selected a few words: copy, control, consciousness, synchronization, sharing, entity, memory...

There were more than ten words in total, and Travis frowned tightly.

The concept of doppelgänger is easy to understand, but very difficult to express in words, especially when the word count is limited.

"Creating an entity or non-entity that is controlled by oneself and is synchronized or identical with oneself at the level of consciousness... This statement should be almost accurate enough, right?"

"But this is too long. How do I shorten it to two words?"

Travis mused, thinking specifically about which words to replace with stress and body movements.

This was a huge job, and it was not completed until dark.

Lying on the floor looking at the ceiling, there was a spider in the corner spinning its web.The net it makes is very special. It is not the common flat net, but one on the left, one on the right, and one on the right around the corner to form a three-dimensional net.

At first glance it looked disorganized, but upon closer inspection, Travis understood.

"It's time to eat."

Travis patted his belly and stood up from the ground.

After packing up his things, Travis found that there was no scratch paper, so he decided not to go to the kitchen to turn on the stove today, but to eat in the restaurant in the Gryffindor common room.

Back in Gryffindor Tower, Travis happened to see Harry and Ron coming from the other direction.

"Where did you go? On a date?" Travis joked.

"No, we went to have afternoon tea with Hagrid." Harry replied absentmindedly.

"Then you guys took a little long to drink your tea."

Entering the tower together, Travis first went back to the dormitory to put down his things and feed Meow Meow.After asking Harry and Ron, neither of them had any intention of dining. Travis took Meow Meow to the restaurant to enjoy dinner alone.

Maybe because today is Friday and there are no classes tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, there are not many people in the restaurant.Especially the freshmen. Travis only saw Neville, a freshman, eating silently in the corner.

Several senior students immediately started whispering to each other when they saw Travis come in, and some even pointed at Travis quietly.

Travis listened as he passed by, and it turned out that word spread about him randomly discharging electricity in Potions class.

Although they were pointing and talking, they didn't come over and Travis didn't bother to say anything.Can you care about other people's shit and farts when you don't care about heaven and earth?Well, just pretend they're farting.

If the wizarding world had an environmental protection department, they might be able to report them for arbitrarily discharging unpurified waste gas to pollute the environment. Unfortunately, the Ministry of Magic in the wizarding world does not have such a department.

Travis ate his dinner quietly, while Meowth performed steadily - getting timid in places with many strangers.

This saves Travis a lot of trouble and gives him enough energy to think while eating.

Eat, sleep, and continue to prepare for creating magic the next day.

The weekend flew by in the blink of an eye, and another class was added to Travis' schedule.

In the second week of school, Travis was mediocre in other classes and had no success.Only in Potions class, Snape seemed to have spotted Travis for some unknown reason. He even ignored Harry and just stared at him to deduct points.

Fortunately, Snape was very stingy and the points deducted were one and two points.

In the third week of school, both the Charms and Transfiguration classes temporarily switched from theoretical courses to practical teaching. Travis scored 10 points in each of these two classes, which made him dissatisfied with him before but considering that he would be discharged. I dare not say directly that some Gryffindor students have completely lost their temper.

After all, most of them can only do it without deducting points, and there are not many who can earn college points... to be precise, none.

Hermione was responsible for most of Gryffindor's house points at least in the first year, and she alone earned half of the points.Harry used to get the remaining half, but now it's half between Travis and Harry.

After hearing Seamus sum up their score that night, Travis thought it was magical: magic that was neither scientific nor magical!