Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

Chapter 388: Great Mind

Sainz found that he seemed to have found another way to achieve "visibility only to oneself", not by improving the "fluorescent flashing", but by developing a new magic.

The Hand of Glory carries the implication of "seeing light from darkness", and he can develop a new magic based on a similar concept.

There is also light hidden in a dark soul, which is a light of the soul.

The light of the soul is the light in the heart of an intelligent being. A person's heart is invisible to others, which is why the Hand of Glory is only visible to the holder.

Because the holder has a "dried claw", he has an indirect medium to contact the other person's "inner heart". With the help of this medium, he can see clearly where the other person's "inner light shines".

If this medium is destroyed or out of contact, the connection with the "other person's mind" is lost, so it cannot be seen.

It is very reasonable and logical that a person's inner light is only visible to himself.

Sai discovered that this was the "light visible only to himself" he was looking for!

The light of the soul illuminates the darkness and the fog, which is completely reasonable.

"Starting from fluorescent flicker is indeed a step in the wrong direction," Sainz thought to himself, "Fluorescent flicker is pure 'visible light'. Although it is special, it is light in the physical sense. This kind of 'natural' light, if you want to transform it into 'only visible to yourself', it will be very time-consuming, not to mention whether it can be successful. Even if it can be successful, it will definitely cost a lot.

Sure enough, it is right to refer to other people's works when you have no idea. "

Well, the Hand of Glory provided him with a very good idea.

He has always had certain disadvantages in "mind, emotion, and mood", and now he has a clear understanding that when he reaches a certain stage, he must pay attention to the "sensitivity" aspect if he wants to improve further.

Similarly, for a wizard who starts out on the "emotional" path, once he reaches a certain level, if he wants to continue to improve, he must pay attention to the "rational" aspects.

There is no difference between the two in terms of which one is better or worse. They are just different aspects of looking at things from different angles. The ultimate goal is to understand something more clearly, comprehensively and correctly.

Of course, if a wizard is just pursuing powerful strength, he doesn't need to go through so much trouble. He doesn't need to figure out whether his understanding of a thing is correct. He just needs to get the power he wants.

It's like a sword lost in the field. Person A thinks it fell from the sky, Person B thinks it emerged from the ground, Person C thinks it grew from the crops, and Person D thinks it was vomited out from the stomach of a wild dog...

Regardless of whether their understanding is correct or not, or whether it seems ridiculous to others, it does not affect the power they gain after getting the sword.

The same is true for magic, it is a real power and has nothing to do with whether a wizard can recognize its nature. As long as a wizard "meets its requirements", it will show tremendous power.

Sai doesn't dare to boast about how deep his understanding of magic is. He can only say that he is trying his best to understand it.

Fortunately, the path he took was to a certain extent "in line with the requirements of magic". On the way to understanding magic, magic gave him some small rewards and some by-products, and these by-products were precisely the power that some people desired but could not obtain.

Sai is never afraid of a research being too complicated; what he fears is that the direction is wrong.

After correcting his research direction with the reminder from the Hand of Glory, Sai felt clear-headed and knew that this time the direction was right.

I had the same feeling when I was revising the research direction of the meditation basin.

It was an indescribable feeling, but it was not his imagination, but a real "spiritual feedback".

If I have to describe it, I could call it spiritual guidance, magical guidance, or something similar.

After he got the direction right, the speed of his research suddenly increased. By the end of the Easter holiday, his "light of the mind" had already shown some signs.

The light of the soul is somewhat similar to the patron saint, but also different.

The Patronus Spell is a concentration of positive emotions. The light of the soul includes everything about a person, most importantly, a person's ideals and is the purest pursuit in one's heart.

When a person's heart expects to see the world clearly, can his mind enable him to see the world clearly?

When he expects to see everything clearly, can his mind allow him to see everything clearly?

When his mind is strong enough, can he face everything?

Sainz smiled knowingly, as if he had discovered something extraordinary.

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On this day, Sainz discovered that the twins did not come to class. After class, he returned to the castle and finally found out what happened.

Umbridge and her men blocked them in the hallway. She stood on the steps leading to the second floor, like a victorious general, "Do you think it's fun to turn the corridor into a swamp?

You will find out, it won't be long, you will find out when Filch brings the Whipping Warrant, which won't be long.

By the way, you should know about the Education Order No. 29, which was prepared for this moment. "

Umbridge was feeling proud, but when she saw Sainz stop after entering the hall through the oak door, her voice weakened a little, "Ah... Professor Autumn... I am educating some students who need special discipline. They have turned the corridor into a swamp, creating obstacles for other students on their way to class."

"That is your right, Professor Umbridge," Sainz said nonchalantly.

Umri was even more proud, "Listen, Weasley, even Professor Autumn thinks so!"

Filch ran downstairs excitedly, "Found it, Headmaster!" His voice was trembling, and those who didn't know him might think he was crying, but in fact he was so excited that he couldn't control himself.

Sainz gave Filch a cold look. Based on his behavior, Sainz considered whether he should leave the school.

This person's psychology is twisted to the extreme. Does it make you happy that he can torture students at will?

It was stated in the original trajectory that he had no stance at all. Not only Umbridge, but also when the Death Eaters later moved into Hogwarts, he also worked hard to serve them just for the pleasure of torturing the students.

Umbridge at least tried to cover it up. When the Death Eaters were in power, the Slytherin dungeon underground was actually opened.

Perhaps sensing Sainz's cold gaze, Umbridge did not read out the Whipping Permit herself after receiving it from Filch. Instead, she asked Filch to say, "Argus, what kind of punishment should they receive for their misbehavior at school?"

Filch shouted excitedly, "Chains and whips!"

Fred said, "That sounds great, but, you know, I don't think we should learn from it!"

"That's not up to you!" Filch said grimly.

Fred turned to George and said, "It's time!"

"Yes, it's time!"

Umbridge was a little confused. "What are you talking about?"

The twins looked at each other, raised their wands and shouted, "Broom!"

There was a loud bang from upstairs!