The Magical Protection on Harry

The year he encountered Voldemort, Vizet had only just begun coming into contact with the Magical World, and his understanding of all kinds of magical knowledge was actually very limited.

On top of that, Professor Quirrell's condition had been even more dangerous at the time, so when it came to Harry reflecting the Killing Curse, he had not investigated it any further.

"Speaking of magical protection..." Now, after Sirius Black's reminder, Vizet suddenly realized that the magical protection on Harry seemed exceptionally unusual.

He looked at Sirius Black and asked, "Sirius Black, the magical protection on Harry... is an extremely ancient magic, right?"

"Extremely ancient magic?" Sirius Black did not react for a moment. He had already been planning to begin explaining, but he had not expected Vizet to take the initiative and ask.

"Because it's ancient, it has limitations..." Vizet voiced his thoughts. "From the perspective of the Protective Magic we've learned..."

"Magical protection should protect more comprehensively. Take the Shield Charm, for example. As long as you cast the Shield Charm, you can guard against an enemy's magic..."

"When Harry and I encountered Voldemort back then, that magical protection didn't show that at all... Only when it faced the Killing Curse did it reflect it..."

"That magical protection is relatively rigid, relatively immature... It should only be a method of use that was explored in the ancient era of magical research..."

The library's collection was extremely rich. Naturally, it included books that unearthed and studied Ancient Magic, recording quite a few interesting stories related to it.

Magic in those days was wildly varied, but most magic was quite unstable, so some wizards explored Ritual Magic, gradually stabilizing magical effects.

Vizet said with some emotion, "Ancient also means one thing. Its method of use may be relatively simple, but