[Wandless Casting Upgrade!]
[Wandless Casting: Level 2 (1/200)]
[Description: You need a wand to cast spells? Come on, what are all these rules?!]
[Effect: Increases the effectiveness of Wandless Casting by 20%]
There are no upgrade options for the [Wandless Casting] stat; it's simply a matter of doubling the stats.
There's a kind of beauty in the sheer force of flying bricks.
Silan glanced at the virtual screen that popped up, stroked his chin thoughtfully, and said, "If we look at it this way, after a few more upgrades, wouldn't Wandless Casting be even stronger than me using a wand?"
After thinking for a while, Silan decided to give it a try.
He first unleashed "Sectumsempra" several times, carefully sensing its power in his mind.
"Without using a wand, the speed is much faster and the control is much more precise, but the power has decreased somewhat."
Silan mentally compared and guessed, "The power has decreased, probably because I didn't use a wand..."
His wand core is made from the heart and nerves of a dragon, making it naturally suited for unleashing powerful and magnificent magic. Removing the wand does indeed have some impact on the power of the Spells.
As for speed and accuracy, the improvement was obvious, probably due to the influence of the Level Three [Potion Prodigy] attribute, which made up for some of the disadvantages.
"Let's test the Dragonfire again..."
Thinking this, Silan raised his hand, and a point of light slowly condensed in his palm, expanding and growing larger in the blink of an eye before shooting forward.
A dazzling flame, carrying a terrifying aura, crashed straight into the ground and exploded with a deafening roar.
The aftershocks of the Dragonfire spread out in a ring, the scattered tongues of fire melting the stones on the ground like ice cream.
"When casting Spells I'm proficient in, even without a wand, the accuracy doesn't drop significantly. But controlling Dragonfire is a bit more difficult." Silan carefully noted these differences.
Norbert, who had been lying quietly to the side, stared wide-eyed at the huge crater created by the Dragonfire, then turned to look at Silan.
"What's wrong?" Seeing that Norbert seemed hesitant to speak, Silan took the initiative to ask.
Norbert wagged his tail shyly and asked expectantly, "Master, if I continue to train harder, can I become a humanoid Dragon like you?"
Silan was taken aback and asked curiously, "A humanoid Dragon? Why do you ask that?"
"When you use Dragonfire, it feels like you're Dragon to me. But you also have a human body, so isn't that a humanoid Dragon?" Norbert blinked his large eyes and explained excitedly.
Silan felt a flutter in her heart and asked curiously, "Tell me in detail, why do you think I'm Dragon?"
Norbert lowered his head, his enormous wings fluttered twice, then folded tightly against his back. "I don't know either, it's just an instinctive feeling..."
As a strong and robust young female dragon, Norbert's language skills were indeed rather poor; what she said was as good as nothing at all.
Silan could only speculate in his mind.
"Norbert has never seen any other Dragon since he hatched, so how would he know what it feels like to be Dragon? Or is it actually an impression etched into his instincts, or even an imprint left in the soul of the Dragon?"
After thinking for a while, Silan still couldn't come up with an answer.
"My mastery of the Soul Eye is still insufficient; otherwise, I could directly observe Norbert's soul and perhaps discover something different." Silan shook his head helplessly.
Norbert remained silent until Silan finished thinking, then blinked and asked again, "So, can I also transform into a humanoid Dragon like Master?"
"That probably won't work." Silan shook her head decisively.
Human wizards can transform into animal forms by learning Animagus, but there are no known instances of Magical Creatures transforming into human wizards.
Norbert wagged his tail listlessly, clearly disappointed.
"However..." Silan thought of her previous idea, "Perhaps there are other ways to achieve this goal."
He had actually thought about this question before.
If one masters Alchemy and Soul Magic to a high level, and then uses Alchemy to create humanoid flesh and blood, and uses Soul Magic to extract souls and inject them into the flesh and blood, it might be possible to transform Magical Creatures into human wizards.
"Really?" Norbert quickly flicked his tail, splashing water out of the stream in front of the cave.
"It's theoretically feasible, but it requires a lot of experiments and research; it's not that easy," Silan said, shaking his head.
Norbert, however, had complete confidence in him. "My noble and great master, your intelligence and knowledge are unmatched, and your talent and diligence are unparalleled. I believe you can definitely do it."
"Who did you learn all this from?" Silan asked in surprise.
How come these little words come in such elaborate sets?
"The Basilisk. Didn't he always mutter a few words whenever he saw you? He learned it after hearing it so many times." Norbert raised his head sheepishly.
This Basilisk is really short of electricity.
They've turned my top-performing dragon into a bootlicker.
Shaking his head, Silan put Norbert into his Suitcase and slowly walked out of the Forbidden Forest.
He was still thinking about what had just happened on the way home.
Theoretically, extracting the souls of Magical Creatures and infusing them into Alchemy created flesh and blood could indeed transform Magical Creatures into human wizards.
To achieve this, one needs to reach an extremely high level in both Alchemy and Soul Magic.
The key is to keep it a secret.
Creating flesh and blood through Alchemy and extracting souls through Soul Magic —the former sounds bloody and violent, while the latter sounds evil.
Putting these two things together is truly bloody, violent, and evil.
"It makes me feel like the Dark Lord..." Silan muttered.
However, he is still looking forward to the technology maturing so that he can have a dragon maid.
When Silan emerged from the Forbidden Forest, it was already daylight, but the sun had not yet risen above the Low Hill to the east. The thin sunlight was blocked by layers of morning fog, making Hogwarts Castle appear and disappear intermittently.
Several figures were gathered in front of Hagrid's Hut, their figures somewhat blurred by the thick fog.
Silan had just arrived nearby when he heard Hagrid's words through the thick morning fog.
Goodbye, friends, thank you for coming to see me off...
The large, Half-blood Giant seemed very sad, almost sobbing as he spoke.
The thick fog obscured Silan's figure, and he didn't bother to take a detour, walking straight from the edge of the Forbidden Forest towards Hagrid's Hut.
As he drew closer, the sounds from in front of the cabin grew louder.
"Seriously, Hagrid, you should write a letter to the Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures and ask them to wait. Silan is already trying to figure something out..."
This sounds like Harry's voice.
Hagrid wailed, sobbing, "I'm afraid Silan can't help me either. Their last letter said that if I refuse to attend, they might pass a judgment unfavorable to Buckbeak."
"What did Dumbledore say, Hagrid?"