The man behind Hogwarts

Chapter 156 Gubrai Immortal Fire

The difficulty is the same as Apparition, but the risk is lower...

Crohn's eyes lit up, remembering that he really knew the magic that required this.

He looked at William and said: "I have learned a magic before, called Gubulai Fairy Fire. This magic meets your requirements, but the difficulty of this magic should be higher than Apparition."

Gubulai fairy fire?

William thought about it briefly and found that he had never heard of this name, but the name of this magic was a bit interesting. Dare it be called Fairy Fire!

"It doesn't matter if the difficulty is higher, Professor, what does this magic do?"

Crohn thought for a while and slowly explained: "This is a very unpopular magic. It is said that it was developed by wizards a long time ago. It was originally intended to create a powerful fire-based magic."

"But after this magic was created, the wizards were greatly disappointed. This magic was not even as powerful as the blazing fire, and it did not meet their expectations at all."

"But I don't know why, this magic produced a very strange effect."

"Use this spell to create a flame that will never go out."

When talking about this passage, Crohn also showed a nostalgic look.

It was a very coincidental opportunity that I found this magic. At that time, I was amazed by the nature of the flame that never goes out, but I almost never used it later.

"Never go out..."

"Professor, by "never extinguishing" does it mean that it will not be extinguished naturally, or does it mean that even a wizard cannot extinguish it?"

The difference between the two is huge.

Crohn said: "It won't go out naturally."

"The flame temperature of the Gublai Immortal Fire is only slightly higher than that of ordinary flames, but it does not require any medium when burning."

"It does not use wood or kerosene. It can burn on stones, in the air, and in water. Therefore, it cannot be extinguished using ordinary people's methods. It can only be extinguished by wizards using magic..."

He explained the information about this magic in a simple and easy-to-understand way.

At the end, he also told a rumor that was not true or false.

He had heard a rumor from the Ministry of Magic that Dumbledore knew how to use the Gubler Fire Charm.

And Dumbledore used this spell to create a torch and gave it to the giants, thereby establishing friendly relations with them.

"Okay, I will learn this Gubulai Fairy Fire. Professor, please give me some notes on this magic."

"No problem, I remember this spell very clearly."

finished,

Crohn directly took out a pen and paper to write and draw, and from time to time he would use a wand to outline magic tracks on it.

A few minutes later, he handed William three densely written manuscripts.

The two simply forgot to rest and started teaching in the wooden house.

First, bring William's knowledge of interpreting the manuscript to understand the principles, usage requirements, precautions, etc. of this magic;

When William understood it almost, Crohn gave a practical demonstration. He waved his wand and recited a long spell with a very focused expression.

"…Gublai Immortal Fire!"

The long spell ended with 'Gublai Fairy Fire', and then a flame appeared out of thin air in front of his wand.

The flame is just a ball the size of a washbasin, floating in the air, never scattering or gathering;

Its color is almost the same as that of a campfire, but this flame is very pure, bright yellow, warm and stable.

It burned lightly in the air, emitting scorching heat.

"The characteristics of the Gubulai Immortal Fire are like this. It does not need any burning materials. It can burn in the air. After a while, it will slowly fall to the ground. If it comes into contact with combustible materials, it will cause a fire. A fire.”

William stretched out his hand to sense.

This flame is indeed not very hot, and is slightly higher than the flames in rural people's stoves, but it cannot be said to be extremely lethal.

Wizards create a lot of fire magic, some of which are practical and daily; some of which are for attack.

Practical charms are mainly similar to 'fire spells', where the spell is a blazing flame.

The power of the fire-making spell is relatively small, and wizards prefer to use it to light fireplaces, barbecues, and lighting...

However, if the wizard who uses this spell is very powerful and the magic power is very deep, even the 'fire-making spell' can produce astonishing effects of filling the sky with flames and starting a prairie fire for hundreds of miles.

William also learned several fire spells, many of which were looking for attack power.

Fire spell, match rope, fire shield spell, rocket spell...

I originally wanted to learn the 'Fire Curse', but I searched the entire library and couldn't find any relevant books, so I knew it must be in the restricted book area.

The flame temperature of Gubrai's Immortal Fire is not as high as that of the Agni Fire Curse.

"Professor, this spell seems really not suitable for attack. Not only is the flame temperature low, but the spell is so long."

Crohn agreed: "That's right. In addition, it is too difficult to learn. Gradually, fewer and fewer people know this curse."

Crohn then talked about the counter-curse of this curse.

Conveniently extinguished the Immortal Fire of Gubrai.

William closed his eyes and recalled what he had just said, the contents of the manuscript, the spells used to cast spells, gestures...

Gradually, a simulated version of myself appeared in my mind, holding an acacia wand in my hand, perfectly replicating Crohn's movements until the spell ended...

There is a realization in my heart.

In reality, he cast the Gubrai Immortal Fire Spell step by step according to the simulated picture in his mind.

Just when everything was going smoothly, the wand suddenly misfired, and there was a 'pop' sound, interrupting the spell casting process.

"The spell and the wand gesture don't match well enough..."

Then practice.

"The magic track is interrupted..."

Practice again.

"The judgment of mind is skewed..."

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The sky was getting brighter, and William and the two came out of the wooden house, washed themselves briefly, and then walked towards the center of the market.

He practiced the spell for several hours last night.

He kept reciting incantations and squeezing his spiritual thoughts, until he could no longer hold on and then fell asleep.

Gubulai's Immortal Fire Curse was indeed very difficult, and he couldn't learn it in one night.

I couldn't help but murmur secretly in my heart.

This curse is the most difficult one he has encountered since learning magic. The Patronus Curse and the Iron Armor Curse are far inferior to him.

He had previously taught himself the Iron Armor Curse and the Mire Confinement Curse from Crohn's magic notes. Both of these spells were medium-to-high difficulty spells.

Even for these two spells, it only took him a few days to learn them, and that was without anyone's guidance. As for why he said it took him more than a month to learn them before, he had to hide his talent.

The magic notebook records Crohn's own process of learning the Iron Armor Curse.

It took a full month and a half from the time I started learning to being able to perform it smoothly for the first time.

To this extent, Crohn also claimed to be talented and a magical prodigy.

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