Ancient Goblin Punishment: Memory-Stripping Spell

Anthony realized that only when he actually used magic did he discover that every source of magic he'd studied had its own distinct characteristics.

For example, Fiennes, his first magic teacher, mostly taught spells suited to research.

For example, the courses at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry covered a wide range of subjects, focusing on laying the groundwork for every branch of magic.

For example, Dumbledore's lessons focused on explaining the relationships between humans, society, the environment, and the universe.

For example, Voldemort's lessons focused on fighting other wizards.

The magic Anthony had learned at the Auror Office, on the other hand, seemed better suited to the battle at hand.

Like the advanced Repelling Charm he'd just used, Reversal of Colossal Objects, and the advanced application of Apparition he was using now: Little Waltz Phantom Traversal.

He led Anna into a wildly spinning passage. He'd grown quite accustomed to the state of Continuous Apparition by now.

It was like the blades of a fan spinning so fast they seemed almost motionless to the naked eye. Anthony and Anna moved slowly alongside the Dark Wizard at the street corner.

"Keeping up the Side-Along Apparition is easy. Just relax," Anthony said with a smile, glancing at Anna, whose breathing had grown a little quick.

Anna grimaced, then smiled shyly and clutched her Wand tighter.

Everything around them was whirling rapidly through their field of vision. Just one look at the bizarre scene made it seem as though it might twist and spin them along with it.

The slightest mistake could send them flying out of this "passage," possibly in different directions—or even in pieces.

Anna was deeply impressed by Anthony. He walked through such a terrifying, dangerous spatial current with an easy expression.

If she had to describe this unique spell,