"Ancient Magic: Transfer Thought Charm"
Faced with such a student, Lockhart understood that he had to reveal some core secrets to pique Wizet's interest even more.
Fortunately, Lockhart was very familiar with the Obliviation Charm. He broke down his understanding of the Obliviation Charm, reshaped it into more redundant words, and then told it to Wizet.
He hoped that by doing so, he could at least hold on for a little longer.
Unfortunately, things took an unexpected turn, developing in a direction he hadn't anticipated.
Without realizing it, his core secrets... seem to be revealing more and more!
Wizet has a strong ability to make connections. She can extract the essence from redundant words based on various magical principles, and then think about and ask questions.
After several rounds of instruction, Lockhart felt a kind of illusion, as if he had returned to his student days, surrounded by classmates who were more talented than him, and felt extremely awkward and uncomfortable.
Compared to Lockhart, who felt deeply uncomfortable because of recalling the past, Wizet was in great shape and felt like a fish in water.
Lockhart had unique insights into the Obliviation Charm, which greatly benefited Wizet.
The knowledge of the Obliviation Charm is profound, and it can even be combined with magic such as Occlumency to compare the differences and similarities between the two.
In this way, Wizet not only learns about the Obliviation Charm, but also gains a better understanding of Occlumency.
Looking at the full notebook, he immediately categorized and refined it, transforming the content into his own knowledge.
After a brief review, he discovered that this knowledge about the Obliviation Charm could actually be understood through the "lever principle".
Wizet glanced at the notes again, cleared her throat, and said, "Professor Lockhart, I have some thoughts now. See if I'm right..."
"Of course, no problem!" Lockhart breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing this.
As long as Wizet stopped asking questions, he felt that his core secret was safe.
"I think... no one knows the Obliviation Charm better than me. Say whatever you want! Oh, and if you need anything, you can tell me too."
"Hmm." Wizet nodded, looked around, and asked, "Professor Lockhart ... could I have a piece of paper?"
"I have plenty of paper here!" Lockhart flashed eight teeth and pulled out a pink parchment.
This parchment not only has a unique color, but also exudes a rich fragrance, probably from being sprayed with a large amount of perfume.
In the top left and bottom right corners, there is another line of text written in beautiful cursive: Dear Miss ___/Your favorite Gilderoy Lockhart
It's probably standard letter paper used to reply to fans.
"Thank you!" Wizet picked up her wand and tapped it on the letter, turning the parchment into a mini seesaw.
Lockhart's eyelids twitched; this was the first time he had witnessed Wizet's Transfiguration.
Although the items being transformed are not particularly complex, the technique used is quite understated.
He recalled his past experiences and realized that he was probably in fourth grade when he was able to perform such Transfiguration, and even then, it wasn't as easy as it could be.
"Professor Lockhart, I remember you mentioned in ' Vacation with a Hag ' that you and the Hag went to an amusement park, right?"
Lockhart, then said hesitantly, "Ah... yes... this thing is that... seesaw?"
"Yes! It's a seesaw! There are so many fun things in the Muggle World! That Hag was so heavy, she almost broke the seesaw!"
"Professor Lockhart, I think the principle of the Obliviation Charm is somewhat similar to this seesaw..." Wizet, pointing to the base of the seesaw.
"This is the fulcrum of the seesaw, just like the intention or purpose shown by the spellcaster when casting the Obliviation Charm."
Lockhart felt a little sweaty; he instantly understood what Wizet was trying to say.
It must be said that comparing a seesaw to Obliviation Charm is a very clever analogy.
Wizet and continued explaining according to his own understanding, while also demonstrating with a seesaw.
"The Obliviation Charm is like the plank of a seesaw, and the spellcaster's casting process is the process of playing with it..."
He stretched out his fingers and pressed back and forth between the two ends of the seesaw, making the two ends of the seesaw rise and fall alternately.
"The caster can perform the spell precisely and effectively with the help of 'intention', thereby ensuring the accuracy of the Obliviation Charm and the effect it can achieve."
"Ah...yes..." Lockhart forced a smile, not even revealing his eight teeth, "Accurate...that's what I said...absolutely right, hehe..."
"Oh right! There's that last part..." Wizet frowned slightly, "It's about how to use the Counter-Curse to restore memories, and I really don't understand it."
"That's understandable!" Lockhart smiled again and quickly comforted him, "It's already quite remarkable that you can learn to cast the Obliviation Charm at this age!"
"As for Counter-Curse, it's not that important! Who would target a wizard? We don't really need to know that much. As long as it can be used to deal with Muggle..."
He had intended to brush it off, but he didn't expect Wizet to speak again.
"Professor Lockhart, so based on the principle of this seesaw, I came up with a technique for casting Counter-Curse."
Lockhart's smile vanished. "You... tell me?"
Wizet tapped the mini seesaw, pulling one end back a little. "Professor Lockhart, like this."
"You mentioned the concept of 'emotion' and then said that I lack the knowledge to understand it."
"But I still feel it deeply! When casting Counter-Curse, emotions become the fulcrum..."
"We need to cast the Counter-Curse according to our emotions, so that we can break the Obliviation Charm in a relatively easy way."
Having recounted these contents, Wizet had completed the initial digestion and gained some understanding and insights into the Obliviation Charm.
Just then, the Wizard Combat Guide in my mind stirred, and some of the Ancient Magic Power I had accumulated surged into it.
As countless pages surged, a completely new Ancient Magic revealed its contents.
Ancient Magic: Transference Spell: Guides Ancient Magic Power to cast spells... imbues the Obliviation Charm with special effects... achieves the purpose of erasing or altering memories by extracting complete memories...
After reading through the contents of "Ancient Magic: Mind Transfer Spell," Wizet had already experienced the wonders of this magic.
By using Ancient Magic Power to cast the Obliviation Charm, many of the Obliviation Charm's side effects can be mitigated to a great extent.
At the same time, the phrase "to achieve the purpose of erasing or modifying memories" is also worth pondering.
This indicates that through this Ancient Magic, he can also manipulate the contents of his memories.
Therefore, even for experienced wizards, it would be very difficult to distinguish the authenticity of the memories.