Voldemort's Flying Charm

Wizet quickly came up with several different approaches, and after a simple selection process, she continued to ask, "Try to imagine that inexplicable pushing force?"

Stardust gave a third affirmative answer.

"Since that's the case..." He felt relieved. "It's a rare opportunity to get into this place, and we have a 'safety rope,' it would be a real shame not to explore it!"

Luna always manages to help Wizet find answers to some of her questions, albeit unintentionally.

For example, how to move in the "Otherworld" requires a review of Luna's understanding of the Levitation Charm;

In Luna's view, the Levitation Charm can make objects float by "pulling" them upwards, not only through wand gestures;

It is also possible to create Levitation Charm by blowing air into an object and causing it to encounter an updraft.

It was Luna's perspective that inspired Wizet so much that he mastered the skill of casting the Wandless Silent Levitation Charm.

The inspiration Luna gave him still works today;

That inexplicable pushing force was like "blowing air," helping him to explore the "Otherworld."

Wizet was blown further and further away, until the Aura Vortex was no longer visible.

Just as he had guessed and it had been confirmed, the Aura Vortex and the threads connecting him now acted like a safety rope, growing longer and longer as he explored the brilliant galaxy.

Dumbledore mentioned that he planted several crops in the "Otherworld";

Wizet wanted to find out what magical knowledge those crops that were accepted by the "Otherworld" contained.

As he continued to explore the brilliant galaxy, he keenly discovered something—the "dimness" he had previously sensed was a real phenomenon.

"Could I assume that... this galaxy has boundaries, and isn't... an endless place as I initially thought?"

"Then what lies beyond the boundary... If Stardust continues to increase, even if there is a boundary, does that mean... it can still expand outwards?"

With this in mind, Wizet wanted to continue exploring the areas where the "dimness" appeared, trying to find the boundary of this galaxy.

The surroundings grew increasingly dim, and star clusters became fewer and fewer. It is said that the Milky Way shines because of the Stardust within it.

The wisdom of our forefathers manifests as Stardust in the "Otherworld," making the entire galaxy shine, which is why this place is so captivating.

Surrounded by what seemed like mist, Wizet saw a unique cloud of Stardust deep within the mist.

Not only was this cloud of Stardust enormous, but its color was also remarkable, resembling the remnants of a raging fire, a desolate, dark gray.

He was inevitably drawn to this cloud of Stardust, as if it were the entirety of the brilliant Stardust.

The Stardust seemed to be telling Wizet that it was there not because it was ostracized, nor because it devoured other Stardust, but because it could be wherever it wanted.

Facing this cloud of Stardust, Wizet had a feeling of déjà vu.

"Could it be... Stardust left behind by Voldemort?"

"So what magical knowledge might be recorded within this cloud of Stardust?"

A strong sense of curiosity arose spontaneously.

Wizet re-examined the "safety rope" to make sure it could still obey his will and pull him back into the Aura Vortex at any time before slowly approaching the special clump of Stardust.

A figure emerged from the Stardust, appearing tall and thin, draped in a constantly billowing black robe;

The figure's head was shrouded in a long robe and hood, with only occasional glimpses of the crimson light within, exuding a chilling and terrifying aura.

That was indeed a star cluster left by Voldemort, but the Voldemort who left the star cluster was probably much more powerful than any Voldemort that Wizet had ever seen.

Although this Voldemort figure had a humanoid torso, it didn't feel very "human," resembling a giant skeleton covered in a gray skin.

The Stardust from which Gellert Grindelwald's image appears contains a spell called the "Fire Shield".

The Stardust from which Voldemort's figure appeared also contained a spell, a spell called the "Flying Charm".

Compared to the Fire Shield Charm, this Flying Charm is undoubtedly more complex, even involving Ritual Magic;

The time and effort required to complete this magic are no less than those required to complete the Animagus practice.

"Volo... Vola... Voldemort... Voldemort (flying... leaping... flying away from death... Voldemort!)!"

This Ritual Magic, called the "Flying Charm," is similar to the Animagus case. It also requires reciting a long string of incantations within a specific time frame to facilitate the completion of the "Flying Charm."

Because of this seminar, Wizet gained a deeper understanding of Ritual Magic;

From this Flying Charm Ritual Magic, he saw not only Voldemort's terrifying talent, but also the trap it contained.

At the end of this spell, there is a trap hidden by Voldemort, which is Voldemort's own name;

The existence of this name implies that this Ritual Magic is inseparable from Voldemort, Voldemort will sense it and even have the ability to control this Ritual Magic.

If someone were to somehow obtain this Ritual Magic and practice it according to the entire process, their first flight might also be their last.

He will fly towards Voldemort under Voldemort's control...

Judging from Voldemort's current actions, this person may become... Voldemort's next possession target.

"No wonder he's called 'the most dangerous Dark Wizard in history'... at least he himself is an extremely dangerous being..."

"In that case, it needs to be improved... It contains various Potion Ingredients... Shall we ask Professor Snape to take a look?"

"Wouldn't that be too dangerous? Perhaps we should ask Headmaster Dumbledore first... After all, he's known as 'the only person Voldemort feared'..."

Just then, Wizet felt the pull of the "safety rope," and a thought came to him—his Stardust had condensed, and he should leave this place.

"This Ritual Magic is too complicated. I've been thinking about it for too long... and I've only just grasped the deeper meaning of the incantation. I'll have to study it further later!"

He was already quite content with acquiring a Flying Charm.

As he shifted his attention away from Voldemort's Stardust, a familiar figure appeared in front of him.

It was the skeletal figure that had appeared several times before, like death and destruction itself.

Wizet sensed the attention emanating from the skeletal figure, followed by an instinctive sense of crisis.

"He's going to attack me?" Without the slightest hesitation, Wizet immediately activated the "safety rope," pulling herself back at lightning speed...