Chapter 1 The Mute Wizard

Author: Take the wind as a knife

Chapter 1 The Mute Wizard

"Wingardim Leviosa!"

Professor Flitwick held the wand, and in conjunction with the waving movements of his wrist, the feathers in front of him suddenly floated up and stopped above the table.

"Okay, don't forget that subtle wrist movement we have been training." Professor Flitwick said sharply, standing on his pile of books as usual.

"One wave and one shake, remember, one wave and one shake, and the spell must be recited accurately, otherwise other problems will occur."

"Everyone divide into groups of two and start practicing."

Professor Flitwick divided the wizards below into groups. Harry's partner was Seamus Finnigan, and Ron's partner was Hermione Granger.

In the end, there was only one student with black hair and black eyes left, who was not assigned a partner.

"Qiong, please wait aside for a while, and I will teach you the secret of silent casting." Flitwick said to Guan Qiong, and then went to urge other students to practice.

Guan Qiong just nodded and looked at the other practicing students with interest.

His eyes stayed the most on Harry, Ron, and Hermione, after all, they were the protagonists of the entire story.

That's right, he is not from this world. Due to an accident, he traveled to this world and got the admission notice of Hogwarts College.

This should be a happy thing, he can learn magic and experience this colorful wizarding world.

There's just one problem.

He is an aphasic, as he is commonly known.

Dumb.

As we all know, magic requires chanting a spell and matching it with a wand to cast it. Unless you learn magic to a certain extent and master the skills of silent spellcasting, you can eliminate the step of chanting the spell.

Obviously, for a twelve-year-old wizard who has just come into contact with the magical world, the skill of silent spellcasting is too advanced.

Especially since he took the leap to silently casting spells in one step, just like asking a child who has not yet learned to walk to ride a bicycle.

But Guan Qiong still waved the wand in her hand, trying to make her movements as standard as possible.

After all, this is a rare opportunity to learn magic in this life. If it fails just because of some difficulties, I would be very sorry to the great god who sent him to this world.

As for rebuilding the wizard's glory and defeating Voldemort who is about to sweep in, let's leave it to the protagonist group.

Rather than intervening in things that are already predestined, he wants to experience other parts of the world.

How about getting a dragon as a mount? How can a descendant of a dragon never ride a dragon?

In fact, he was originally not able to enroll in school. After all, there is only one word difference between squib and mute. As an aphasic, the most likely possibility is that he would not be able to cross the step of normal spellcasting and waste several years in Hogwarts Academy.

In the end, he learned a lot of knowledge that he couldn't use and became a new squib in the magic world.

Still kind of magical.

However, Dumbledore argued against all opinions, saying that his magical talent was very high, even surpassing that of Dumbledore back then, and that he was chasing the four founders of Hogwarts Academy.

Therefore, he was able to enroll in Hogwarts College as an aphasic.

It is also the first in the history of the college.

Guan Qiong waved her magic wand while watching the movements of the three protagonists.

Harry and Ron chanted spells loudly and waved their long arms like windmills, but the feathers in front of them did not move at all.

From Guan Qiong's perspective, in addition to their original appearance, there is something indescribable and indescribable, which appears with their movements but quickly disappears into the air.

Guan Qiong knew that it was magic power.

Based on his knowledge as a first-year student at Hogwarts, plus the knowledge from his previous life, his understanding of magic can be roughly divided into three parts.

Wand movements, spells, magic output.

Wand movements and spells are like the positive and negative poles of a circuit, and magic is like the current in a circuit.

When they can form a complete circuit, the magic (light bulb) can be activated.

But this is not as easy as building a circuit. The magic circuit of every magic is different.

The magic circuit of the levitation spell is like asking a person's left hand (wand movement) to draw a semicircle, and his right hand (spell) to draw a semisquare, and their starting points are required to be the same and the end points are connected at the same time.

And at the moment of connection, magic penetrates the circuit.

The magic output should not be too large, otherwise excessive magic impact will offset the lines of the magic circuit, causing the magic to fail.

Of course, first-year wizards don't need to worry about this problem. Their magic power is very small, and some can only penetrate the magic circuit once or twice.

As for Guan Qiong, he is indeed worthy of the extraordinary talent Dumbledore said. His current total magic power is already ten times that of other students, and he can feel that as his body grows, the total magic power increases.

It is also constantly rising.

It's a pity that he is aphasic, and learning magic is more than ten times as difficult as other people.

Over there, Hermione, who was partnered with Ron, had succeeded in making the feathers float and stay above their heads.

"Well done!" Professor Flitwick was not stingy with his praise, "That's really great. Look, Miss Granger has succeeded!"

Hermione's nose was raised high, enjoying the attention of everyone.

But the face of Ron opposite her was very bad, as if he had just eaten Bibi's all-flavored beans with a mustard taste.

Guan Qiong also looked over. From his unique perspective, Hermione had just completed a complete magic circuit. Although the line was a little shaky, the interface was only barely connected, and the magic power was only as big as a hair. It was almost

The positive and negative terminals are not connected.

But as a first grader, a little girl who is only twelve years old, she is undoubtedly outstanding.

Guan Qiong was also very happy because he had memorized Hermione's circuit just now.

When he is unable to experience the magic circuit himself, he can only learn by observing other people.

"Okay, Joan, don't look at other people, let's start teaching." Professor Flitwick stood on Joan's desk.

He watched Guan Qiong look away from Hermione and sighed, "What a pity. If you weren't aphasic, Qiong, you would be better than Miss Granger."

Guan Qiong didn't say anything. There was nothing we could do about it.

However, although he did not have high hopes for Guan Qiong's learning, Professor Flitwick still tried his best to teach him the technique of silently casting the levitation spell.

"The key point is to keep thinking, kid, you need a lot of concentration and willpower, and try your best to imagine what it will look like when the spell is cast. Kid, you can definitely do it."

Professor Flitwick said so, but Guan Qiong looked helpless.

Fortunately, Professor Flitwick demonstrated the silent casting of the levitation spell several times during the teaching process, allowing Guan Qiong to observe the magic circuit that was different from Hermione's before.

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