The way Wizards as Gods cast spells wasn't a tree without roots, nor could they simply make things appear by saying, "I reckon it ought to."
It required them to draw on the power of one of the forces within the mind—emotion, will, memory, thought, time, and traces—and that power had to be extraordinarily strong.
This wasn't an invention. It was a discovery.
For instance, young wizards with a tendency toward extreme personalities tended to perform better in Charms. Yes, that's right—people like Harry and Hermione. Ron, by comparison, was much worse.
This style of spellcasting was perfectly suited to Ritual Magic, which was why Anton had done so well in that area.
And the Gray Magic he had worked out on that foundation took things a step further.
It focused on combining countless mental forces, drawing on the powers of the Six Elements of the Soul.
So what was it that lay before Anton now?
Some of the very top people in the Wizarding World had been summoned by Dumbledore to take part in the Magical Research Institute and work on the subject of "the transformation between humans and goblins, and their bloodline abilities."
It was quite interesting.
In Ritual Magic, wheat could represent the earth, and blood could represent life. It was only natural for a group of the Wizarding World's most prominent people to represent the entire wizarding community.
Whether you looked at it from a social perspective or any other angle.
"Let's give it a try~"
Anton rolled his shoulders and gently pinched the wand without a core. He recalled the scene he had seen in Pedro's memories all those years ago. The witch Volkanova had simply tapped him lightly, and Pedro had become human.
Anton didn't know how Volkanova had done it, but he had