A certain Hogwarts esoteric leader

What else could Yunieffe say? Faced with such an outstanding employee, he still had to take time out of his busy schedule to plant a tree for him. If the best employee of the year award could be awarded, he must remember Indelesh's name. on top.

Therefore, he had no choice but to give up the idea of ​​chatting with Endrexi, focus on "Standard Spells - Elementary" and continue studying.

However, it didn't take long for him to discover something very interesting: namely, there were differences between the standard spells recorded in books and how they were actually used.

For example, the floating spell is Wingardium Leviosa among the standard spells.

When reciting this mantra, the emphasis should be emphasized and elongated on the "o" syllable, and the "sa" syllable should be pronounced lightly. It is best to have a light and airy feeling.

At the same time, the wand must also be waved and shaken, and it must cooperate with the chanting of the spell. The requirements are quite strict.

However, in Diagon Alley, when Snape cast this spell, it seemed much more casual.

The incantation is faster and more floating, and the swing of the wand is smaller. It is very different from the standard incantation no matter how you look at it.

In addition, the "Nox" he used when trying to extinguish the lighting spell cast by Yunieff in the wand shop was more urgent than when he was teaching, and even omitted a syllable.

Yunieff must follow the standard spell to cast this spell perfectly.

This means that he cannot copy the magic by simply observing the process of a wizard casting magic, but must conduct a considerable degree of systematic learning.

He raised the issue with Snape and asked in a subtle way if there was a way around it.

At this time, Snape's eyes were able to open slightly, and his dark eyes could be seen moving gently under his thick eyelids.

His vision is returning.

Faced with Yunieff's question, Snape frowned, but still answered.

Because Williamson was nearby, he felt that it would be an insult to his professorial profession if Yunivo asked Williamson, even though he was not a Charms professor.

"Grill, no matter how powerful your magic is, no matter how smart your brain is, you must first understand one thing." He said.

"That is, you are just a beginner on the road to learning magic."

"Since you are a beginner, then obediently follow the standard spells and learn step by step. Don't always think too high, which is like standing on the edge of the toilet with one foot and looking at the distant scenery from the window sill. It’s easy to fall and get covered in shit.”

He used his magical metaphors to educate Yunieff on the principles of being a wizard, and then began to formally answer the questions:

"Learning magic is not something that can be accomplished overnight. In the process, you need to accumulate a lot of experience."

"For you who have just entered the magical world, standard spells are undoubtedly the most suitable experience."

"Standard spells did not exist from the beginning, but were summarized by a witch named Miranda Gorshak. As for the specific situation, you can read the book yourself, or you can wait until you take History of Magic or Charms Ask the corresponding professor during class.”

"The point I want to make is that so far, standard spells are the most complete external manifestation of spells. Anyone with sufficient magic power can almost cast it successfully as long as they strictly follow its requirements."

"If it doesn't, there's something wrong."

"After you become familiar with this spell, you may try to omit some steps and requirements. The more familiar you are with this spell, the easier and faster you can cast it until you can use the silent spell."

"Therefore, even if a wizard has mastered the use of a magic, he has to practice it over and over again before he can use this magic like a finger."

"So, Gorel, don't think how powerful you are. You are still far away from becoming a truly powerful wizard." Snape knocked again.

Listening to Snape's explanation, Yunieff fell into thinking.

He could easily associate it with the concept of "trajectory" mentioned by Endresi in Mansu.

And compared to the simple practice and proficiency that Snape mentioned, the concept of "trajectory" undoubtedly points more directly to the essence of magic.

It is really unimaginable that the concept proposed by the Rolle family many years ago is still ahead of the magic world.

You know, Hogwarts is already the premier magic school.

Thinking like this, he couldn't help but glance at Yindelexi sitting opposite, and caught a glimpse of the smile that couldn't help but appear on the corner of her mouth.

Apparently, she was also listening to Snape's explanation of the theory of spellcasting, and after that, she felt unparalleled pride in her family's magical research.

Yunieff was thoughtful.

......

The following time was very peaceful, and time in a peaceful state always passed very quickly, just like a train speeding along the railway track, and the speed only slowed down little by little until it approached the next platform.

Unknowingly, through the arched doors and windows of the Leaky Cauldron, the setting sun cast its bright red light.

Under the light, the plates, tables, floors, cabinets... these things all turned bright red.

Light has the power to color everything it encompasses.

……

crunch--

The door of the bar was gently pushed open, and Dumbledore walked in from the outside. He was a little behind on the left, followed by a tall wizard wearing dark blue and dark purple robes.

His skin is black, his head is bald, and he wears a gold ring in one ear.

His face was confident and steady.

Dumbledore was talking to him.

"Captain!" Williamson, who was idle and bored, saw the two of them from a distance and exclaimed.

Dumbledore also saw them following the sound, and came over with the tall wizard whom Williamson called "Captain".

"Good afternoon. It seems that everyone is here." Dumbledore twisted his neck and waist and said, "I want to tell everyone some good news!"

"But before that, I want to introduce you to an excellent wizard, and-" He suddenly looked at Snape and asked in surprise, "Severus, what's wrong with your eyes?"

Snape's lips twitched, he raised his tightly squinted eyes, glanced at the wizard standing next to Dumbledore, and said calmly: "It's nothing, I can cure it when I go back to school. Who is this?" "

"I am Kingsley Shacklebolt, an Auror of the Ministry of Magic." Before Dumbledore could introduce him, the tall wizard said, "Professor Snape, I'm glad I didn't see you in Azkaban. ."

His voice was low, and he seemed to be saying something sarcastic, but it was not as sharp as Snape's. Instead, it was very gentle, and it felt like he was stating the facts, as if he was really happy that Snape was not sent to prison. Same.

"Haha." Snape sneered twice, but did not retort in the end.

Kingsley did not continue to focus on Snape.

He glanced around, paused for a moment when he glanced at Williamson, and finally stopped at Yunieff, and asked: "You are Yunieff Gorel, right?"