Eye of Magic Sight, Magic Circuit

The Room of Requirement classroom.

"Ron, raise your wrist another five centimeters, yes, hold the wand horizontally..."

"Well done, Harry. You seem to be quite good at Defense Against the Dark Arts as well. Slow down your spellcasting, and tap the tip of your wand out after you finish the incantation."

"Hermione, you're amazing! You learn so quickly. No problem, just keep practicing."

Lucien watched as the three little ones cast the Expelliarmus, correcting each of their shortcomings one by one.

Each time he cast a spell, he stared at the three of them, watching their movements, their wands, and so on...

Magic Circuit.

In the center of each of Lucien's pupils, there was a tiny vortex, slowly rotating.

Its color is pure black, even slightly spreading outwards, making the already dark green eyes appear even more profound.

Following the method of the Eye of Magic Sight, Lucien has completed the transformation of his eyeballs.

From his perspective, the Magic Circuit of Harry, Meghan, and Harry were now completely visible.

Each time a spell is cast, the path of the magical energy's flow is very clear.

Therefore, by having them adjust their movements and the rhythm of their incantations, and by observing the state of their Magic Circuit, more detailed guidance can be provided.

Slightly squint your eyes, allowing the vortex in your pupils to rotate a little faster.

Yes, as expected, even when using the same spell, different people have different ways of channeling their magic.

However, the differences are not significant; overall, they are still similar.

Moreover, besides the way magic flows, even the Magic Circuit of wizards themselves are different.

Lucien carefully compared the Magic Circuit of the three little ones.

In his current vision, the Magic Circuit is like a big tree, with roots, branches, leaves, and even clusters that resemble fruits.

Since everyone is a wizard, the overall setup is pretty much the same, with all the essentials.

However, when you focus on the details, the differences become more apparent.

For example, Harry's Magic Circuit resembled clusters of fruit, most of which were dark in color, with only a few remaining constantly lit.

Hermione's Magic Circuit have the fewest clusters, but many fine branches.

As for Ron, the number of clusters and branches are average; if there's anything special about him, it's that his trunk is relatively thick.

This was Lucien's first time using his Eye of Magic Sight to observe others, and he was not yet familiar enough with the characteristics of Magic Circuit and the correspondence between magical abilities.

Yes, the Weasley family ' spellbooks do indeed contain information about Magic Circuit.

But that doesn't match up.

The image of the Magic Circuit I observed was clearly different from what was recorded in the Weasley spellbook.

Lucien felt that this wasn't a problem with the Eye of Magic Sight or the Weasley ' lineage; it was likely due to a difference in the methods of observation.

The Weasley family's knowledge leans more towards mastering and developing their own Magic Circuit to enhance their spellcasting abilities.

There is a unique method for using magic to perceive oneself.

But the image I observed was nowhere near as clear and distinct as when I used the Eye of Magic Sight.

Don't rush. Find more objects to observe and compare them. You'll eventually find a correspondence and be able to summarize the pattern.

Anyway, Hogwarts has plenty of wizards, and the age range is quite wide.

There are new students who have recently awakened their magic, students in their formative years, and teachers who are mature or even elderly.

There are just too many reference samples.

Lucien decided to observe the three children first, comparing their current magical abilities with their future growth as depicted in the original story.

Well, this is a rather rudimentary comparison. The number of clumps should be related to magical power, while the number and thickness of the branches might be related to the precision of spellcasting.

After all, Hermione's magical abilities were definitely stronger than Harry's in the early stages, and the two had zero contact before entering school.

Hermione's strong learning ability is one thing, but starting in the later stages, Harry's magical abilities skyrocketed.

The most likely explanation is the difference in the total amount of magic power, and it may also involve the efficiency of magic power output.

A wizard's magic power increases with age, but the rate of growth and the upper limit of that power vary more and more.

Having memorized the three people's Magic Circuit, Lucien focused his mind and began to "look" at himself.

This is a clever use of the Eye of Magic Sight: it allows you to observe your own state from a third-person perspective, making it easier to adjust the accuracy of your spellcasting.

"Looking" at the Magic Circuit within his own body.

Although Lucien had seen it when he first obtained the Eye of Magic Sight, he still found it bizarre.

Similar to Harry and his friends' Magic Circuit, his own Magic Circuit was also shaped like a large tree.

However, the sheer number of clusters connected to it and the fineness of its branches and leaves have made it quite complex.

According to Lucien's speculation, if these represent the total amount of magic power and the precision of spellcasting, then it is understandable.

After all, he had high magical power and various magical talents.

But Lucien found most strange was the location of the roots and trunk.

As for the roots, Harry and his friends' roots were fixed, just like real tree roots.

But my own, um...

It was soft and curved like a tentacle, constantly twisting and waving as if greeting him.

Moreover, looking further up, the surface of the tree trunk is covered with many...

Eye?

They are all very illusory, without eyelashes.

What made Lucien most uncomfortable was that when he used the Eye of Magic Sight to observe the Magic Circuit within his body, all the eyes would focus on him.

Even if you turn around, those eyes will follow.

After trying a few times, Lucien fell into deep thought.

Looking at my Magic Circuit alone, it's a bit...

That's not human.

"Lucien, has the color of your eyes changed?"

The three had finished practicing. Hermione looked into Lucien's eyes and asked with a hint of confusion.

Lucien blinked, snapping out of his daze.

The swirling vortex in his eyes had disappeared, returning to its normal dark green color.

"Maybe it's the lighting."

Seeing that Lucien's eyes looked normal again, Hermione wondered if she was seeing things.

"Ron, I need your help."

Hearing Lucien say that, Ron patted his chest in satisfaction.

"No problem, what's up?"

"Could I borrow your Scabbers for a while?"

Ron scratched his head, his tone full of confusion.

"It's okay, but Scabbers likes to sleep, has a big appetite, and isn't very interesting."

As he spoke, Ron pulled Scabbers out of his pocket; the hairless mouse was indeed fast asleep.

Lucien smiled.

"It's okay, I just want to try out the experience of owning a pet."

"Oh right, speaking of which, Lucien, you don't have a pet yet, do you?"

Lucien remained noncommittal, took the Scabbers from Ron, and put it directly into a small gourd.

"Lucien, what kind of pet do you want to buy? I saw a really cute cat at the ' Magical Menagerie ' shop last time, it was a ginger Persian cat..."

Upon hearing Hermione's description, Lucien felt it sounded familiar and quickly recalled it.

Um, isn't that cat cute?

It is indeed ginger-yellow, a Persian cat, but its face looks like it's hit a wall.

Or did I remember wrong? Could it be that it's not the same one Hermione was talking about...?