Since those so-called Court Wizards had failed to solve the food shortage at the time,
Luan had no interest in learning why they had been hunted down.
Professor Flitwick saw through Luan's thoughts, so he did not continue with those ancient legends. Instead, he took out a quill and began writing on a sheet of parchment.
"None of these three existing charms can solve your problem, so I suggest you try modifying a charm yourself. It might work."
After saying that, Flitwick handed over a finished piece of parchment.
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I hereby authorize Mr. Mu En Scarlett to borrow the book "Secrets of Charms: Methods for Modifying Charms."
Filius Flitwick
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"This is a book from the library's Restricted Section. I think you will certainly find it useful."
Luan took the note and glanced at its contents before looking directly at Professor Flitwick.
"Professor, do you think I can modify charms?"
Luan was not very confident. He had always viewed charms from a student's perspective.
The professors taught whatever they taught, and he was responsible for learning it. He had never considered modifying a charm himself.
"Of course, Mr. Scarlett. There may not be many people who modify or create new charms while they are students, but there have been some."
Hearing Flitwick say that, Luan could only reluctantly agree.
"Uh, all right."
Perhaps seeing that Luan still did not quite believe in himself, Flitwick smiled and continued to encourage him.
"You must remember that only when you know what you want can you know which charms you need to learn."
After Professor Flitwick's advice, Luan thanked him and quickly left the Charms classroom.
The bell for the next Transfiguration Class had already rung.
That evening, after finishing his pumpkin lantern carving, Luan borrowed his first restricted book from the