To achieve this kind of combined magic, a standardized spellcasting system was necessary.
Harry divided this spellcasting system into two broad categories.
The first category consisted of the initial spells cast, such as elemental magic, Space Magic, Time Magic, and so on.
These spells inherently carried damage or other effects and formed the foundation of the spellcasting system.
The second category consisted of the methods of casting spells and their effects.
For example, the delayed spell mentioned earlier had been given a tracking effect. The tracking effect was a second-category spell, primarily used to enhance first-category spells.
This category of magic included tracking, splitting, multiple casting, rotation, compression, replication, and more...
When first-category magic combined with second-category magic, its power and effects increased exponentially.
Of course, sometimes first-category magic could stack with first-category magic, and second-category magic could stack with second-category magic as well.
For instance, casting a water-flow spell, then a transmutation spell, and adding splitting and multiple casting would instantly create a flood.
Anything touched by that flood would lose its original material structure and become gold.
Therefore, once this new spellcasting system was completed, even a novice apprentice, as long as they possessed enough magic power, could become a terrifying master mage.
Of course, these casting techniques had limited use in duels between high-level mages and were completely useless in Skyfather Level battles. But most Lenders were low-level mages, and all of them could benefit from this new spellcasting system.
The more Harry thought about it, the more excited he became. If this new spellcasting system was completed, the strength of Kamar-Taj and Hogwarts would rise dramatically.
However, such a meticulous spellcasting system was extremely complex. Completing it would require tremendous effort. Even with Doctor Strange's help, Harry would need several months to several years to perfect