The Dark Lord at Hogwarts is not too cold

The original meaning of the repair spell "Reparo" is to 'repair a specific object', unless the repair object is damaged by a powerful curse, such as non-healing black magic and Fiendfyre.

But the topic Cyrus was discussing was: Is the essence of the Restoration Charm "healing" or "rewinding time"?

After a semester of various researches and experiments, Professor Flitwick seemed to have discovered some clues, and often lamented the magic of these non-black magic spells.

"Seamless healing... This is the magic spell for daily use. If it is not for targeted research, I will not think about why"

At the end of the Charms class on Monday afternoon, Professor Flitwick began to talk about some cases of wizards' daily use of spells, and took the Restoration Charm for demonstration.

He dropped a bottle full of water on the ground, and after the professor said "Reparo!", the glass shards slowly floated back to their original positions, assembled and healed, and the shards fit tightly together.

And the rift...then disappeared.

Under the student's puzzled eyes, Flitwick pointed to the wet marks on the ground and said, "This is water... yes, but it was originally put in a bottle, but it wasn't restored along with it... .”

"It's because the Restoring Charm simply works on the bottle!" Hermione quickly answered.

"Observed very carefully... Ravenclaw is very good!" Flitwick walked back to the table, seemingly carelessly, and smashed the poor bottle on the stone floor with an elbow, "Then we can conclude What conclusion did you draw?"

Hermione didn't rush to answer, as if she wanted to give others a chance...

"Not scoped, but directly acting on a single object?" Unexpectedly, it was Hannah, who raised her hand and said uncertainly.

"That's right! Five points for Hufflepuff..."

Cyrus: Why do Ravenclaws get more than Hufflepuffs?

Professor Flitwick was a little happy with the progress of the students. He used the reverse summoning spell to drive one of the glass out of the area, and when he used the repairing spell, something strange happened:

The transparent vase, which was narrow at the top and wide at the middle, also gradually returned to its original shape, but... there was an obvious gap on it.

Obviously, the missing hole is the vacancy caused by the fragments that were just reversely summoned. This scene that is reasonable still makes many wizards feel uproarious.

No one has thought about this reason, and wizards all have the same attitude towards the daily use of magic spells: I don't know the principle, but it's right to use it according to the spell and method.

"I ruled out all the factors... time, distance, magic power output, etc., and came to a conclusion that the restoration spell is just 'combining the parts that belong to the object', unless you can find an identical replacement object"

Flitwick called back the irregular triangular shard, which he held up by twisting his fingers.

"But what about the house?" Cyrus had seen Dumbledore restore his office.

"Actually, this has something to do with the definition of spells. It's like the Ministry of Magic and Disasters helping Muggles repair a house. It seems that the whole house has been repaired, but... it's actually the wizard's own definition and determination of objects."

When the wizards repaired the street, they also repaired each house one by one. 'This house' is a single object.

But the funny thing is, if someone throws some of these bricks far away, then after the repair is completed, there will be a missing hole in the wall of the house.

Just like Olabella Nutley restored the Colosseum in 1754, although the original posture has been restored, it is still very dilapidated, because the materials in many places have long been demolished by Muggles.

"Yes, the only limitation is time and man-made damage, but as long as it is repaired in the first place, it will be exactly the same as the original...Time nature? There are, but not many"

It is worth mentioning that the repaired things will only return to the position of the 'before being broken'. Flitwick can't figure out why, and can only affirm the limited time influence for the time being.

After hearing this, Ravenclaw took note of this important analysis point... As long as a few Hufflepuffs are not in a hurry to record...

That's right!It's Wayne and Cyrus! !

"Forget it, I'll go to the library and read Hermione/Fawcett's later." Wayne and Cyrus looked at each other across three rows of tables, but it seemed that everything was contained in their eyes.

"Unfortunately, I thought it was going back in time," Hermione said with some disappointment.

"Hermione, if a wizard is incorporated into the Muggle army, do you know what will happen in World War I and World War II?" Cyrus supported his head, and the quill followed his manipulation to outline a few pictures on the paper. Iron Behemoth.

Zeppelin, Shire 2c super heavy tank, Tiger, Bismarck class battleship...

Imagine, if there is a wizard squatting in the giant steel beast, the cannonball just scratches the skin, and the restoration spell can immediately restore it to a new place, just a little bit of time is enough to change a lot of things.

"It's no wonder that group of wizards think they are superior..." Hermione's hand writing was a little strong, as if she wanted to poke a hole in the paper.

But Cyrus repeatedly added a touch under the column of repairing spells: weakened, repairing magic with a certain time nature, and the scope of influence?Limited for now...

"Wizards don't need to worry about being persecuted by Muggles at all...Mien, the productivity of wizards in human society is too advanced. If the purgers want to murder a wizard who joined Muggles, I'm afraid they will be finished the next day "

Perhaps the Scavengers were a great threat to wizards before, but... what if wizards belonged to humans?

Not to mention the United States, if the British Prime Minister knew that the purgers wanted to murder the little wizard sponsored by the government, he would publish a news about "killing terrorists" in the Times the next day.

Or... the MI6 (military intelligence six) shot ten times in the back and committed suicide?

Hmm... What if, like 'The Twelve Trees in America', the British wizarding world was exposed?The prime minister would probably wake up laughing all night, and randomly promulgate a series of welfare policies to poach the corners of wizards!

"Okay, so this homework will be easy, except for practicing the spells... each of you will write a paper on the daily use of charms"

Take it easy?The professor's homework woke Justin up.

Flitwick jumped onto the chair nimbly, grabbed Hermione's hand, and whispered, "Remember, bring Cyrus to me after dinner on Wednesday...don't tell Minerva and Pomona!"

Wednesday was supposed to be Professor McGonagall's time to teach Cyrus, but who was Flitwick?Head of Ravenclaw!Who is Hermione?It's Ravenclaw!The most important thing is...she is Cyrus' girlfriend~

The old dean saw at a glance that Cyrus was being eaten to death by his own kitty, if he didn't seize the opportunity at this time, when would he seize it?

'I'm doing it for Hogwarts' honor!For the champion of the wizard contest! 'Professor Flitwick silently apologized to his old friend in his heart.

"But Professor McGonagall... is very fierce." Hermione looked at the dean and said seriously.

"It's okay, you just need to let Lacellus come over, Minerva, then I'll block it!" Flitwick patted his chest as a guarantee for the two of them.

Well, the pair finally made it... Pomona, Minerva, sorry, it looks like I'm Ravenclaw this time!

"I choose the Summoning Charm... What about you?" Hermione seemed to have prepared the topic of the homework long ago, and it was difficult for Cyrus to wonder whether Hermione was secretly taught by Professor Flitwick.

The Summoning Spell is also one of the 'Daily Use Spells', that is, the Flying Spell. Speaking of this, Cyrus recalled the scene where Malfoy was beaten, and subconsciously glanced at his fist.

"It's a pity, Draco is smart. After being beaten a few times, he didn't dare to challenge things head-on..." Cyrus sighed in disappointment.

And the summoning spell (flying spell) has a wide range of effects, in a small area, it can summon tiny life forms; and the farther away all the summoned non-life forms are from the caster, the more they must really concentrate their minds.

Hermione often uses this to catch Cyrus on the run, unless he takes off the clothes inside...

"Actually, I chose 'Mentos'. I still have to find a way to do some research. If it doesn't work, I'll choose the Revival Curse!"

"Portus" Mentos.

This is a very powerful space magic with additional properties. It can turn an ordinary object into a door key. If successful, the object will emit a light blue light.

However, Cyrus was also interested in the revival spell, which he always thought was a temporary replacement for the vitality tonic.

"Resuscitating Curse? Isn't that what restores the spirit?"

"Not quite, my dear, it can be used against Stunning Charms, in a way it can be an Iron Armor Charm that only works against Stunning Charms... and it's not as effective as a Vitality Tonic"

Strictly speaking, it's more like forcing people to lift their spirits...

"Understood, it's like ordinary people drink coffee after staying up all night to forcibly lift their spirits!" Hermione got a clue, and then she looked at Cyrus maliciously.

"What bad things are you thinking?" Cyrus crossed his arms subconsciously, like a young woman who is about to be raped facing Hermione, a wolf, "I still think your potion tastes good~"

"It's okay, I think your research direction is very good... at least it will be useful in the future"

Understood, the general effect is that even if Cyrus has no strength, only she can force Cyrus to stand up weakly with the recovery spell?

"What! What are you talking about! He-my-en!!" The malice of Force Feedback made Cyrus's scalp tingle.

"I don't know, I just have a hunch"