Ultimate Spell
When Skylar was in his first year, his focus was indeed on Charms and Transfiguration. Reading that he had only recently acquired his wand, Charms, a subject where mastering gestures and incantations was all the more suitable for him.
But as he gained various blessings and his skills and domains became more complex and diverse, he gradually shifted his focus to other areas, such as elemental magic, spatial magic, and Parseltongue magic.
He had indeed put aside his pursuit of advanced Charms.
His last improvement to the spell was probably last year, before facing the Fire Dragon, when he combined various derivative spells of the Shield Charm to create "Gods' Protection".
However, after that, he triggered the third magical upheaval and sent his divine sense to that mysterious place, where he met that mysterious being—"Destiny." Destiny told him about the greatest secret of this world—the existence of the dimensional barrier—and also bestowed upon him a magical power as a parting gift.
The miraculous opportunity that allowed him to create this powerful new magic, which Skylar was now describing to Voldemort, was the power he had received during that meeting.
That day, he discovered that the power he had suddenly gained actually allowed him to wield Lumos, which was at a level of difficulty for a first-year student, with the power to protect and inspire people, such as "Protective Light" and "Battle Cry".
To say that this power enabled Skylar to make rapid progress in the field of Charms is to downplay its role. What should be said is—
This force helped Skylar open the door to a new world, allowing him to enter a completely new realm of understanding of Charms.
From Year 1 to Year 5, the Levitation Charm, Fire-Making Spell, Water-Making Spell, Lumos, and Sonorus Charm taught at Hogwarts (and most likely other magic schools) are merely basic spells. These are spells that wizards have painstakingly extracted from ancient and complex magic over the past thousand years, layer by layer, extracting the pronunciation and casting techniques, simplifying them into modern "Charms."
Later, some outstanding spellcasters, such as Dumbledore, Grindelwald, Voldemort, and Skylar, developed advanced techniques based on these basic spells. For example, Dumbledore could summon multiple Patronus and also make Patronus transmit messages. Longtime readers who have followed Skylar's journey also know that Skylar developed the "Sonic Boom Charm," "Flash Charm Sonic Boom Charm," "Corrosion Curse," "Sticky Charm," and "Thousand-Pound Drop Curse," among others.
This type of spell offers adjustability and variability, showcasing a higher level of spell application and providing the caster with more tactical combinations in actual combat.
Because this type of spell is extremely rare, the academic community has not set a classification name for it. When Skylar privately taught it to his confidants in the Sleeping Dragon Society, he gave it the title of "Advanced Spell".
Skylar originally thought that this was probably the pinnacle of knowledge in Charms. Even if he tried harder later, he could only add more variations or more creative characteristics to spells.
After all, Skylar, who was well-versed in the original works, knew that Dumbledore and Voldemort were probably only at this level of Charms.
The difference lies in the fact that, after reaching this level, Dumbledore chose to combine spells and Transfiguration to develop a new system of magical applications, such as his Fire Rope and Water Prison; while Voldemort combined spells and Dark Arts to develop all sorts of incredible and unpredictable curses.
Skylar, in his current state, has forged a completely new path in pure Charms, one that no one has ever walked before.
He endowed the spell with the characteristics of "range" and "targeting" --
For example, the Lumos was originally only used for illumination, creating a small area of light by generating light from the tip of the wand. However, Skylar could make it targeted at a specific recipient, granting it an effect of protecting the soul or inspiring the spirit.
The same thing happened with all the other spells he had mastered—for example, the "Levitation Charm," which he had previously mastered to an unparalleled degree, was once again given a new twist by him—"Hypergravity Domain."
The effect of the "Hypergravity Domain" spell, as the name suggests, is to create a field roughly the size of a basketball court. Within this field, the gravity applied to all living beings, except for the caster, will increase tenfold.
Of course, the stronger the recipient's own magic power, the more resistant they are to the spellcaster's magical effects. This is why, although Voldemort felt uncomfortable, he could still stand upright and even use his magic power to cast spells. The resurrected Voldemort was a genuine Archmage, and in a contest of pure magic power, he was at least half a level higher than Skylar, who barely reached the threshold of a quasi-Archmage through various means.
As for the other Death Eaters present, the one with the highest magical power among them was at most an elite Auror. Under the dual crushing force of their spellcasting and magical power, they were not even able to stand up, let alone cast a spell.
With his spells refined to this level, it's almost fair to say that swarm tactics are meaningless against Skylar. His spells can seamlessly switch between single-target targeting and map coverage.
Skylar called this type of magic "Ultimate Spell".
On the first day of school, Hagrid missed Harry's Care of Magical Creatures, and was temporarily replaced by Professor Grubbly-Plank, an elderly witch with short, gray hair and a very prominent chin. It was then that Harry learned Hagrid's true identity as Half-Giant, a fact discovered by Rita Skeeter, a reporter for the Daily Prophet, and included in her report.
The "ultimate curse," also known as the "forbidden curse."
On the first day of school, Hagrid was absent from Harry's Care of Magical Creatures, and was temporarily replaced by Professor Grubbly-Plank, an elderly witch with short, gray hair and a very prominent chin. It was then that Harry learned Hagrid 'Hagrid true identity as Half-Giant, a fact discovered by Rita Skeeter, a reporter for the Daily Prophet, and included in her report. Rubeus admitted that he was expelled from Hogwarts in his third year and had been serving as the school's game keeper ever since.
This terrifying term, never mentioned in the original work, shouldn't have had any connection to Skylar's world, but after Skylar reached the level of mastering the ultimate spell, he had a strange premonition—
Hagrid's destiny was undoubtedly to become a gamekeeper.
Okay, let's switch the scene back to where Skylar and Voldemort are facing off.
Skylar and Voldemort had stopped talking. They each raised their wands at the other; Skylar's wand tip shimmered with iridescent light of four colors, while Voldemort's wand tip gleamed with a sinister, dazzling green light. Clearly, at this moment—
The two are about to unleash their decisive blow!
Skylar knew that his magical abilities were still at least half a level below Voldemort's, who had dominated the wizarding world for many years. Under normal circumstances, if he were to confront Voldemort head-on, the outcome would probably not be optimistic. However, as the saying goes, the best strategy is to subdue the enemy without fighting. Judging from Voldemort's series of actions, Skylar's previous psychological warfare tactics had already achieved positive results. Skylar could see that Voldemort was probably considering retreating.
Magic is a product of the mind; to a certain extent, the steadfastness of one's will can influence the power of magic.
Normally, Skylar would never have been as brave and fearless as Harry in the original story in directly confronting Voldemort with his energy beams. But given Voldemort's weakened will at this moment, Skylar might be able to seize this opportunity to take him down in one fell swoop!
Yes, with the Horcrux as a backup plan, Voldemort is unkillable, but that doesn't mean Skylar is completely helpless against him. He could turn Voldemort into a stone statue, then spend some time slowly collecting the Horcrux he has scattered, and finally annihilate Voldemort and the Horcrux together in one fell swoop.
As the light at the tip of the wand grew brighter and brighter, it was clear that their spells were fully charged and ready to be unleashed.
Suddenly, the two of them simultaneously...