Curse is actually not a course suitable for pre-study.
Because in "Magic Spells", it only explains how to recite the spell, but does not give the corresponding gestures.
Lin An hastily flipped through the catalog, and then opened the Latin dictionary that he had already prepared and spent a huge amount of money to prepare.
The roots of spells basically come from Latin, and Lin An uses an adult's thinking to explain these spells - do they really have to be paired with specific gestures?
What about in war?
For example, when facing Death Eaters, do you still need to change gestures from spell to spell?
It's not that Lin An looks down on wizards, but Taoist mudra requires years of practice to reach a certain speed. In contrast, magic spells should also require long-term practice.
Considering the intensity of teaching at Hogwarts... most people should just follow the steps step by step and apply the exam spells one by one, right?
This can lead to a conclusion that is not necessarily correct - the output of the magic spell has nothing to do with gestures.
The combination of gestures should help students focus more, right?
This is what is called "faith".
Relying on the caution of an adult who cherishes her life, she did not try even the simplest fluorescent flash. Instead, she quietly sat cross-legged on the ground and used some breathing techniques she had practiced in yoga in her previous life.
Meditate.
Lower your thinking.
After she felt that her mood had calmed down, she took out the ebony wand and uttered one word firmly and expectantly -
"Lumos"
The next moment, a subtle heat surged rapidly in Lin An's body. Before she could feel it, it poured directly into the ebony wand, and a white light ball the size of a fist appeared at the tip of the wand.
Huh?
Lin An himself was surprised.
She was sure that her nine-year obligation had been fulfilled, and Buddhism relied on faith. Before that, she had thought countless times about the possibility that she could not successfully cast the spell because she could not get rid of the shackles of science.
But now.
She looked at the soft and gentle fluorescence and fell into silence.
Maybe... the Harry Potter fairy tale is fake for children, but just right for adults?
The perfect score at the beginning made Lin An more and more confident in herself. For the second time, she let go of the wand——
She swore from the Western fantasy novels she had read that everyone had fantasized about wandless magic!
Shen Xin.
Calm.
Concentrate.
Lin An stretched out his hand——
"Lumos"
The heat in the body disappeared in a flash, but there was no miracle in the hand.
Lin An was not depressed. In the entire seven years of Hogwarts, she had not heard of any student using wandless magic. If she really succeeded once, it would be a golden finger from God!
The ebony wand lay there quietly, obviously doing nothing wrong, but it was still abandoned at the beginning.
So, once again——
"Lumos"
fail.
again--
"Lumos"
…
After about dozens of times (Lin An herself lost count), for a moment, after she finished reciting the incantation, a particularly subtle feeling surged out of her body, and then traveled down her arm to her fingertips -
—
In the palm of her hand, a white fluorescent ball the size of a tennis ball was quietly suspended there.
The light was so soft and seemed like Lin An's firm heart.
She moved her legs that were numb from sitting stiffly, looked at the derivative words in the Latin dictionary again, and finally couldn't help but laugh.
"Lumos"
Fluorescence flashes.
This time, a second light group of the same size was squeezed into the palm of my hand.
