Hogwarts: From Luna's family to god

I have to say...comparing the seesaw to the forgetfulness spell is a very clever description.

Weizete nodded and continued to speak according to his own understanding, while also demonstrating with the seesaw.

"The forgetfulness spell is like the board of the seesaw, and the casting process of the caster is the process of playing..."

He stretched out his fingers and tapped the two ends of the seesaw back and forth, making the two ends of the seesaw rise and fall alternately.

"With the help of 'intention', the caster can cast spells accurately and effectively to ensure the accuracy of the Oblivion Spell and the effect it can achieve."

"Ah... yes..." Lockhart forced a smile, not even showing his eight teeth, "Accuracy... That's what I said... That's right, hehe..."

"By the way! And the last paragraph..." Vizet frowned slightly, "It's about how to use the spell to restore memory. I really don't understand it."

"That's right!" Lockhart smiled again and comforted him, "It's amazing that you can learn to cast the Oblivion Spell at this age!"

"As for the spell, it's not that important! Who would attack wizards? In fact, you don't need to understand it so clearly. It's good enough to be able to use it against Muggles..."

He wanted to perfunctorily pass it over, but he didn't expect Vizet to speak again.

"Professor Lockhart, so I thought of a technique for casting a cracking spell based on the principle of this seesaw."

Lockhart couldn't laugh anymore, "You... tell me about it?"

Vizet tapped the mini seesaw lightly and pulled one end of the seesaw back a short distance, "Professor Lockhart, it's like this."

"You mentioned the concept of 'emotion' and said that I didn't have enough knowledge, so it was difficult to understand."

"But I still feel very touched! When casting a cracking spell, emotions will become the fulcrum..."

"We need to cast a cracking spell based on emotions, so that we can crack the forgetfulness spell in a relatively easy way."

After speaking these contents out, Vizet has completed the initial digestion and has mastered and gained some experience with the forgetfulness spell.

At this moment, the "Wizard Practical Guide" in his mind moved, and some of the accumulated ancient magic power poured into it.

As countless pages surged, a brand new ancient magic showed its content.

"Ancient Magic: Transference Spell": Guide the power of ancient magic to cast magic... Give the Forget Spell special effects... By extracting complete memories, the purpose of erasing and modifying memories can be achieved...

After reading the content of "Ancient Magic: Transference Spell", Vizet has already felt the magic of this magic.

Casting the Forget Spell through the power of ancient magic can alleviate the many side effects of the Forget Spell itself to a large extent.

At the same time, the sentence "to achieve the purpose of erasing and modifying memories" is also worth pondering.

It means that through this ancient magic, he can also adjust the content of the memory.

In this way, even for experienced wizards, it is probably difficult to distinguish the true and false content of the memory.

Chapter 93 No one knows Mandrake better than me!

"We need to cast the cracking spell according to emotions, so that we can complete the cracking of the Forget Spell in a relatively easy way..."

After listening to what Vizet said, Lockhart felt that he seemed to be completely unable to laugh, and his head was filled with buzzing sounds.

Obviously, he didn't say too much, so how could he guess so many things?

The corners of his mouth twitched twice, and he shook his head hard, trying to get rid of the annoying buzzing sound.

"Vizet... these questions... you can wait for yourself to study... haha! That... can't always be like this..."

He was a little incoherent, trying to change the subject, not letting Vizet continue to dig deeper along the forget spell!

What other topics can arouse Vizet's interest?

Lockhart looked around, as if he wanted to find the answer from the portraits on the wall.

Finally, his eyes fell on the table, the pot of mandrake that had just been repotted.

"Vizet, do you know? There are some rules for fertilizing mandrakes... Did Professor Sprout tell you?"

"I don't think he taught me that? After all, mandrakes are basically wild. In fact, I once raised one to make a mandrake resurrection potion..."

"This plant is very picky! After eating good food, it is difficult for it to like bad food again, especially after taking away the good things, it will crawl out to protest!"

Hearing this, Vizet said: "Professor Sprout didn't mention this."

"I know she wants to publish an article in "Natural Herbs", so I am happy to help her..." Lockhart said with joy again, pointing at the mandrake.

"That's why I was able to get a pot of mandrake from Professor Sprout. I'll give her some key details and we can publish an article together!"

The magic world also has various academic journals, such as Transfiguration Today, Spell Innovation, and Practical Potion Master...

The professors at Hogwarts are frequent visitors to these academic journals;

As far as Vizzet knows, professors like Dumbledore, McGonagall, Snape, and Flitwick have all published articles in related journals.

Especially Dumbledore, when he was young, he published a large number of articles in Transfiguration Today.

Weizet has recorded these articles, but it will take a long time to fully understand them.

Despite this, even a preliminary understanding of part of the article can effectively improve his level of transformation magic.

…

Lockhart took out a small bag from the drawer. On it was a moving logo that looked like a fire dragon with sparks coming out of its nose.

"What better fertilizer than dragon dung?" Lockhart said as he tore open the package. "I have too many book fans!"

“This was a gift from one of the book lovers who absolutely loved Gilderoy Lockhart’s Guide to Ridding Pests from Your Home!”

There was also a simple small shovel inside the package. He used this small shovel to shovel away the fertilizer and sprinkle it on the ground randomly. He also sprinkled the dragon dung evenly on the flower pots.

The leaves of the mandrake jumped twice, which made him very happy, "Aha! No one understands mandrake better than me!"

"Look how happy it is! How happy is this little leaf moving? I have to read the book I wrote to it!"

"Before it matures, maybe as long as I read it a few more times, it will subtly become a fan of my book?"

Lockhart seemed to really intend to do this. He took out a collector's edition of "Magical Me" from the drawer, "Let's start with my latest book..."

Seeing this, Weizet stood up and saluted slightly: "Professor Lockhart, I won't disturb you now. Thank you very much for your teaching tonight. I really learned a lot!"

"No way! As a professor, this is what I should do!" Lockhart smiled proudly.

He actually breathed a sigh of relief secretly, "If you have any questions, you can come to me at any time."

…

Weizet walked out of Lockhart's office, still thinking about the Oblivion Curse.

Obviously, there are still many secrets about the Forgetting Curse hidden in Lockhart.

It's like destroying the elf's magic circuit and driving it with the Oblivion Curse. It should be a secret that Lockhart is trying to hide.

Through the time they spent together, Weizet could clearly feel that it was very difficult for Lockhart to reveal deep secrets.

"What a strange professor...but I must admit that his understanding of the Forgetting Curse is very profound!"

As Wizette turned down the corridor, Fred and George suddenly appeared and cut him off.

The expressions of concern on their faces were exaggerated, as if they were visiting a terminally ill patient.

"Vizet, why did you stay in Lockhart's office for so long?" Fred's tone was serious.

"Tell me, did Professor Lockhart, our greatest adventurer, teach you that magic..."

"Which magic?" Weizet's focus was on magic.

Fred laughed, "A powerful transformation magic! Let you have beautiful golden curly hair, and a quill that can sign beautiful cursive letters!"

"Or a magic potion?" George added, his arms shaking and turning the plush lilac toilet seat.

"As long as you drink it, no matter what kind of magical creature it is, it will be like a poisonous horned beast that smells musk, looking for your autograph crazily!"

Wizette couldn't help but laugh too, "He didn't give me magic potion, nor did he teach me the magic of transformation."

"Oh! That's great!" George exhaled a long breath, "Fortunately, you came out. If you don't come out, we will have to rescue you!"

"I'm just afraid that you will be brainwashed by him. You also want to become an adventurer. You are planning to defeat your own academy ghost and write this experience into a book!"

"That's right!" Fred showed a joking smile, "Imagine...as long as you forget to do your homework, it will be said that you are studying ways to defeat ghosts. What a perfect excuse!"

Weizet shook his head and said: "I was not brainwashed by him, I just learned a forgetting spell."

"Very good!" Fred said with a pleased expression, "As long as our material consultant doesn't think about becoming the second Lockhart, then I can rest assured!"

George reached out and patted Weizet on the shoulder, "Seriously, if you want to write a book, we can actually help you come up with ideas."

"Three of us can come up with ideas together. There must be a market! We can create a series of books called "How to Skip Class Without Being Caught"!"

"That's right! It's okay if you don't like the name." Fred agreed, "We can bring Harry together to add some fame to this set of books."

Chapter 94 Comatose Lockhart

Just like Dumbledore said, students can learn things other than magic from Lockhart.

The Weasley twins are one of them.

George said: "If we just want to attract Harry, then this set of books will have to be renamed... What should be a better name?"

Fred frowned and thought, "It's called "Potter the Savior's Secret to Lazyness". What do you think?"

"Harry is more famous than Lockhart, I guarantee it! This will be a better seller than "Magic Me"!"