Hogwarts, this professor is too stable.

One o'clock.

Mochir sat alone at his experimental table, with the rubbing plate of the magic pattern placed on the parchment in front of him.

He did get some information from the Sorting Hat.

"Legilimency" - this spell chanted by Salazar Slytherin is the starting point of the Sorting Hat's long memory.

After more than a thousand years, I once again recalled the calm and majestic voice of Mr. Salazar Slytherin as a father when I first had memories. Even though it was a hat like the Sorting Hat, I couldn't help but choke up several times.

Many people think that the Sorting Hat is a Gryffindor hat, so it must be closely related to Gryffindor, but Mochir has confirmed that this speculation or statement is completely wrong.

In fact, when the main function of the "sorting hat" was still a hat, the "sorting hat" was not yet born.

The symbol of the birth of the "Sorting Hat" as an independent consciousness was the moment when Slytherin solidified his Legilimency on the hat.

In other words, the Sorting Hat's first impression of this world, and the person with whom he has the closest relationship, is Salazar Slytherin.

Muggle scholars call this behavior "imprinting learning."

Simply put, some newly hatched baby birds and newborn mammals learn to recognize and follow the first moving object they see, usually their mother. This is imprinting behavior. Imprinting behavior usually occurs when an animal is just hatched or after birth.

Just like a newly hatched cygnet will follow people or other targets if there is no mother swan. The great Danish fairy tale writer in the 19th century created the world-famous work "The Ugly Duckling" based on this biological behavior.

This is life in the eyes of a scholar - pay attention to everything and learn from it.

"This is really a shocking secret..." Mochir muttered softly, playing with the wand in his hand.

Moqil has never seen the spell "Legilimency Transfer" in any magic book. This is not an ordinary thing.

You know, because of his natural mastery of Legilimency, the magic that Mochir studied most deeply when he was in school was soul magic.

Gladwell proposed the 1993-hour rule in "Outliers." This law cites the results of a study on three groups of students in a conservatory published by Erikson in "Deliberate Practice" in .

"The reason why geniuses in people's eyes are extraordinary is not because of their superior talent, but because of their continuous efforts. 1 hours of training is a necessary condition for anyone to transform from an ordinary person to a world-class master." This is what is called " The -hour rule.”

To become an expert in a certain field, it takes 10000 hours (1.1415525 years). In proportion, if you work eight hours a day and five days a week, it will take at least five years to become an expert in a certain field. This is the -hour rule.

Dumbledore said that Mochir had reached a level of Legilimency that he had rarely seen in wizarding history, but Mochir refused to comment.

He does not think that he has become a so-called "world-class master", but he still thinks that he has some experience in retrieving and studying relevant literature.

A magic does not appear out of thin air. Behind it, there must be complete theoretical logic and practical demonstration. Countless wizard researchers have even paid their lives for it.

If what the Sorting Hat said is true, then this spell at least shows that Mochir has not discovered a well-developed branch of Legilimency magic so far.

He didn't even know about a derivative magic about Legilimency.

This situation is nothing more than two possibilities: one, because advanced Legilimency is too difficult to learn, and this type of magic has always been unpopular, so the precious intangible magic heritage of these wizards has gradually disappeared in the long historical inheritance; the other is There is a possibility - in a certain period, either in ancient times or in modern times, someone artificially destroyed this aspect of magical inheritance, or even completely erased them from the traces of history. Only the Sorting Hat was passed down from ancient times. A few words circulated among the magical alchemy items...

Regarding this speculation, Moqier prefers the former. If it is the latter, it is really scary to think about it.

Of course, these matters require more data and more information to draw clearer inferences. The problem Moqil needs to solve right now is not this, but how to cast this derivative magic of Legilimency.

From a functional point of view, Legilissimo and Horcruxes have something in common - when we compare and analyze the two things, their similarities and differences mainly involve subject, object, purpose, and method ( means), effects, etc.

First of all, in terms of subject and object, the two magics are similar. Both are released by a powerful Legilimens, and then act on an object that is objective and has no independent consciousness.

Regarding the fact that the object itself cannot have consciousness, Moqier saw from other literature related to soul magic that when two consciousnesses with different levels of thinking are in the same substance, the higher-level thinking will take the initiative to annihilate the lower-level consciousness. , and then devour the opponent.

Newly born Horcruxes and Legilimens are very fragile and need to "grow up slowly."

The purposes and methods of the two magics are completely different. Legilimency transfer is to "enchant" a certain magic item. The specific implementation requires corresponding magic curing agents, alchemical runes, and materials; while the purpose of Horcrux is to "enchant" a certain magic item. But it is to "leave a record" for the consciousness of the caster. The caster's starting point for releasing magic is "immortality", and the way to complete the Horcrux requires planning a murder.

There are very few research documents on Horcruxes, and Mochir has only seen some sporadic speculations about the "rituals" of making Horcruxes. The ancient wizard scholar's view is that murder is a sacrifice to the god of death. Originating from the alchemist's "conservation" law, the wizard who created the Horcrux seems to believe that only the souls in the world are conserved. This -1, +1 behavior can make the soul fragments separated from their original souls receive the protection of the God of Death. recognized.

Finally, look at the effects of the two magic spells. Mochir only saw the Sorting Hat, a finished product of Legilis transfer. Although the sample was small, it was enough for him to obtain relevant information.

From the perspective of the Sorting Hat, the effect of Legilimency transfer is to create a consciousness that is completely independent of the consciousness of the wizard who casts magic, which is somewhat similar to the reproduction of living things.

Therefore, from a certain perspective, the Sorting Hat should belong to the "child" of Gryffindor and Slytherin. At least in terms of creating it, it is very much like Slytherin provided the sperm cells, and Gryffindor provided the sperm cells. Fendo provided the egg cells.

As for the effect of the Horcrux, Moqier has not seen the real thing in person yet, and can do more in-depth research in the future.

But there is a more serious problem in front of Mochier - he does not want the soul microscope to have its own subjective consciousness, it only needs to be a ruthless research machine...

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