Quidditch Match, Observing Voldemort Cast a Spell

I just stepped through the gates of the Quidditch Pitch.

Lucien then heard a loud voice:

"Lucien, you've arrived."

Excuse me, just letting me pass.

Hagrid, completely wrapped in a mole-skin coat and wearing rabbit-skin gloves, waved his large hands as he greeted Lucien and the others as he walked over.

They carefully watched out for the crowds along the way, afraid of bumping into the little wizards.

Lucien felt that Hagrid was kind-hearted, but his worries were indeed a bit unnecessary.

Upon seeing his large physique, the others instinctively made way for him.

"Hey, today's Harry's Quidditch debut, I'm really looking forward to it!"

"We've never seen Harry train; Gryffindor has really kept it well hidden."

Upon hearing Hagrid's words, Ron immediately chimed in:

"Yeah, I heard from Fred and the others that Wood is using Harry as a trump card, and he's been training him really hard lately."

Hagrid laughed heartily.

"That's wonderful! Harry's performance today is sure to be outstanding!"

"Angelina Jensen caught the Quaffle. This Gryffindor girl has a beautiful chasing technique, just like her beautiful face—"

"Lee Jordan!"

Upon hearing Professor McGonagall's shout, Lee Jordan, who was in charge of the commentary, quickly apologized and changed his tune.

Even after being called out by the professor, Lee Jordan's commentary still showed bias.

For example, after Gryffindor scores, he will excitedly announce and shout.

When Slytherin scores, he will announce it, but his tone will be disappointed, and he may even sigh at the end.

Haha, this black guy is quite interesting.

A mediocre, completely neutral commentary wouldn't have produced the current program's appeal.

Lucien also noticed Lee Jordan's antics.

There are quite a few female players on the Gryffindor Quidditch Team.

Angelina, in particular, performed exceptionally well as Chaser.

but...

Whoosh!

A Bludger grazed the scalp of another female Gryffindor Chaser.

The Slytherin Beater hit the ball looked regretful, as if he regretted not aiming a little more precisely.

Lucien saw the Beater's expression.

Yes, he had no pity for women in his eyes, only a thirst for victory.

Wow, this is what a truly egalitarian sport looks like!

Regardless of your gender or appearance, once you're on the court, everyone is treated equally.

Lucien's pupils widened slightly, allowing him to better see the players' detailed performances.

This is also a side effect of the Eye of Magic Sight.

It allows for direct and clear observation of distant targets.

I must say, the more I use these eyes, the more convenient they become.

Besides being able to see through Magic Circuit, it can also be used directly as a telescope.

Lucien slightly shifted his gaze towards the Gryffindor stands.

A conspicuous banner had been erected above Ron and his group's heads.

It says "Potter will win" above, and below the words is a picture of a huge Lions.

The banner was surrounded by dazzling magical effects.

It's quite eye-catching; Harry would probably be happy to see it.

He has a group of friends who put a lot of effort into supporting him.

The cold wind howled, but it couldn't dampen the enthusiasm of the spectators or the energy of the players.

The competition has entered a heated phase.

Because Quidditch rules are relatively simple, while various so-called "fouls" are constantly emerging.

Lucien remembered seeing it in a book.

There are approximately seven hundred types of fouls in Quidditch, and these fouls often occur in the same game.

It's easy to imagine how ruthless the players might be during the competition.

Well, that game with the most fouls was actually a world-class game.

Of course, Quidditch rarely results in death; most injuries are minor, such as a crushed jaw, broken arms or legs, or a concussion.

After all, with magic and potions, those things are no problem.

Lucien also began to understand.

It must be because they have good treatment options that they can fight so recklessly.

Since it's unlikely to cause any death or leave any potential for disability, let's go all out and cause as much damage as we can!

The players should fight with all their might, and the audience should see bloodshed and carnage!

Let's return to the situation on the field.

Haha, they're already hitting people and playing ball at the same time.

Wow, these people are really "brutal" in their fighting.

"Terry, who was standing next to Lucien, murmured."

"Quidditch is definitely not for us. Let's just focus on our studies."

Hearing Terry's mutterings, Lucien couldn't help but chuckle.

It's no wonder that Ravenclaw's Quidditch is the weakest of the four houses.

It's already considered good if we can even assemble a complete team.

The Eagle House already had the fewest students, and most of them preferred to study quietly.

No wonder players like Qiu have been trying to recruit others ever since they enrolled.

"Look! What's going on with Harry Potter?!"

Some people gasped in surprise, and some of the more timid ones even screamed.

Harry, who was diligently searching for the Golden Snitch, barely managed to dodge a Bludger.

His Flying Broomstick started shaking.

Then came the thrilling and high-difficulty maneuvers: dives, ascents, spins, and rolls...

Harry could only hold on tightly to the broom handle, trying to avoid being thrown off.

Seeing Harry's completely abnormal and dangerous actions, Ron immediately sensed something was wrong.

"What should we do? We have to help Harry!"

Hermione was also anxious. She quickly grabbed Hagrid's binoculars and began to carefully observe Harry's unusual behavior.

And just as she moved the telescope, she saw...

"Snape!"

"His mouth kept moving; he was chanting a spell!"

Ron was also stunned by Hermione's words.

"No, why would Snape cast a curse on Harry? He hasn't been harsh on Harry lately."

Ron quickly grabbed his binoculars and looked through them, discovering that, just as Hermione had said, Snape was indeed chanting spells incessantly.

"What, what should we do?"

Seeing that Ron couldn't come up with any ideas either, Hermione gritted her teeth, grabbed Ron, and headed towards the outside of the platform.

"I'll go to Snape and see if I can stop it."

"Ron, you should go find Lucien right away, he definitely has a plan!"

Meanwhile, Lucien, positioned in the Ravenclaw stands, had already set his sights on the true mastermind.

Quirrell, wearing a purple headscarf, looked at Harry with a worried expression, as if he cared a great deal about the child.

Lucien made the black vortex in the Eye of Magic Sight spin rapidly, almost completely covering the original dark green eye.

Ah, so that's how Tom's Magic Circuit works.

Normally, Voldemort is hidden deep within Quirrell's body and soul, and his Magic Circuit are completely invisible.

This method of concealment is even more sophisticated than that of the Animagus.

But now...

Quirrell wasn't casting a spell; it was Voldemort inside Harry who was constantly using evil curses to try and kill him.

Once Voldemort began using magic, his Magic Circuit could no longer be concealed.

Hmm, interesting.

Even though Tom was now just a soul, his magic caused changes in Quirrell's Magic Circuit when he cast spells.

Is it possible that Magic Circuit are strongly correlated with the soul, rather than the body?

Moreover, the state of his Magic Circuit is quite peculiar, befitting Voldemort.

Lucien intently observed the circuit at this moment. Voldemort usually wouldn't use magic easily, so this was a rare opportunity to observe.

Oh, this is how magic works when this Dark Magic curse is cast...

If we imitate the magic that activates oneself, is it possible to directly replicate it?

Lucien immediately decided to give it a try.

Following the path of that magical flow, let the magical power within your body surge.