Chapter Summaries

Charle Evans, a transmigrated genius who had spent ten years using his system to advance science, discovered he was in the Harry Potter world after a wizard kidnapped him. He tried to flatter his captor, Darke, but Darke forced a Sublimation Potion toward his mouth.

• Darke praised Charle’s Muggle achievements and said he wanted to study his brain.
• Charle realized the old man was a real wizard and recognized the name Albus Dumbledore.
• Charle recalled how the Infinite Evolution System had helped him become a celebrated student, then regretted spending years developing science in a magical world.
• Charle convinced Darke that his apparent madness proved he was a genius greater than Dumbledore.
• Darke introduced himself as Charle’s admirer and forced a bottle of Sublimation Potion toward him.

Charle feared the lethal Sublimation Potion and triggered a Mana Outburst, but Dak easily suppressed it and forced the potion down his throat. Charle survived without mutating, leaving Dak hopeful and Charle eager for another bottle.

• Charle realized his system might not convert the Sublimation Potion and tried to avoid drinking it.
• Charle's Mana Outburst erupted as Dak brought the potion to his mouth, revealing Charle's magical talent.
• Dak froze Charle's magic with his Wand and forced him to drink a bottle of Sublimation Potion.
• Charle suffered intense nausea and foamed at the mouth, while Dak feared the experiment had failed.
• Charle's body remained intact, and he opened his eyes and asked Dak for another bottle.

After surviving Darke’s Sublimation Potion, Charle gained nearly ten thousand Deduction Points and realized the potion had worked, though Darke could not see any effects. Charle persuaded Darke to let him demonstrate his transformation by casting a simple spell, and the chapter ended as Deep Blue offered to evolve Lumos.

• Charle discovered that drinking Darke’s Sublimation Potion had earned him nearly ten thousand Deduction Points, likely because the potion contained powerful magic.
• Darke celebrated that Charle survived, then panicked that the potion might have failed because he saw no signs of sublimation.
• Charle claimed the potion had worked and convinced Darke to let him prove it by learning a simple spell instead of being tortured.
• Darke cast Luminosity Flicker to light the basement, revealing chairs and the remains of previous victims, then taught Charle the Lumos spell.
• Charle received a Deep Blue notification offering to evolve Lumos and commanded the system to proceed.

Charle used Deep Blue to evolve Lumos into the Flash Spell and then the more lethal Laser Spell, but he held back when he realized Dak was protected by a Shield Charm. To keep Dak from killing him and gain more Deduction Points, Charle convinced the dark wizard that the potion’s dead victims had been unworthy of Sublimation and urged him to make the potion more extreme.

• Charle spent Deduction Points to evolve Lumos into the Flash Spell, which could temporarily blind anyone who saw its intense light.
• Deep Blue further evolved the Flash Spell into the Laser Spell, capable of concentrating light enough to melt or cut steel, but Charle lacked the points for another deduction.
• As Dak demanded to see the effects of Sublimation, Charle began to cast the Laser Spell but switched to the Flash Spell when he noticed Dak raising a Shield Charm.
• Dak celebrated the Flash Spell as proof that his Sublimation Potion worked, and Charle realized he needed the potion to earn more Deduction Points for further spell deductions.
• When Dak threatened Charle for criticizing his potion, Charle argued that its dead drinkers had been unworthy of Sublimation and urged Dak to make the potion’s effects more extreme.

Charle encouraged Dak to make the Sublimation Potion dangerously potent, then drank several increasingly revolting batches to gain enough Deduction Points. With over 100,000 points, Charle had Deep Blue deduce the Lumos spell into the large-scale destructive spell Eternal Blazing Sun.

• Charle convinced Dak that the original Sublimation Potion’s dangerous effects were a revelation and that its stabilizing ingredients should be removed.
• Dak brewed a potion with potent herbs and green slime, and Charle drank it, gaining more than 20,000 Deduction Points.
• Charle claimed the Ascenders had urged him to make the potion stronger, prompting Dak to brew three increasingly potent batches that Charle drank.
• Charle accumulated over 100,000 Deduction Points and spent them all to deduce Lumos into Eternal Blazing Sun.

Charle learned the Eternal Blazing Sun Spell and prepared to kill Dak, but Dak drank an extremely concentrated Sublimation Potion first and transformed into a mass of flesh. Charle unleashed the spell to destroy him, then collapsed outside the basement after hearing a possible voice from within the explosion.

• Charle learned that the Eternal Blazing Sun Spell could devastate everything in a wide area and resolved to use it against Dak.
• Dak brewed a highly concentrated Sublimation Potion with his remaining green slime and drank it, convinced he would achieve sublimation.
• Dak began transforming into a writhing mass of flesh as Charle freed himself and cut an opening through the locked basement door with the Laser Spell.
• Charle told Dak that sublimation had been a lie and cast the Eternal Blazing Sun Spell into the basement.
• The spell annihilated Dak's transformed body and the basement's evil traces, while Charle collapsed outside after hearing a voice that seemed to claim sublimation had succeeded.

Charle dreamed that Dak had survived sublimation and planned to use their connection as a gateway for the Ancient Ones to return. Charle instead ate one of Dak’s tentacles for Deduction Points, but Dak vanished before Charle could take another bite.

• Charle dreamed of R'lyeh and saw Dak emerge from a mass of flesh, transformed with tentacles after sublimating.
• Dak told Charle that the Ancient Ones would return through their connection and that Charle would become their gateway.
• Charle realized that eating Dak’s tentacles might yield Deduction Points and confirmed that the Deep Blue System still worked.
• Charle bit into Dak’s tentacle and gained more than thirty thousand Deduction Points as Dak panicked.
• Dak’s tentacles retracted and his body vanished, leaving Charle demanding another bite and promising to find him.

After waking in a hospital, Charle grieved over losing R'lyeh, where eating the strange seawater and rocks had earned him Deduction Points. When Dumbledore tried to soothe him with the Elder Wand, Charle decided to bite it to see how many points it was worth.

• In his dream, Charle ate black seawater and strange rocks from R'lyeh, gaining Deduction Points and learning that upgrading the Eternal Blazing Sun Spell would require at least one million.
• Charle swallowed more rock fragments as R'lyeh vanished and he woke in a hospital ward.
• Dumbledore and the others mistook Charle's muttering about Dak and eating for signs of trauma and starvation.
• Dumbledore approached Charle with the Elder Wand to calm him, but Charle bit down on it to test its Deduction Point value.

After Charle gained Deduction Points by sucking on the Elder Wand, Minister Fudge tried to persuade him to help the Ministry manage public opinion about Dak. Charle agreed to keep the truth quiet in exchange for the Ministry permanently reimbursing his food expenses, leaving Fudge convinced he had cheaply solved a political crisis.

• Charle sucked on the Elder Wand and gained thousands of Deduction Points before Dumbledore asked him to let go.
• A St. Mungo's nurse brought Charle food, and he ate while Ministry officials worried about public reaction and their political standing.
• Cornelius Fudge asked Charle to cooperate with publicity efforts, but Charle insisted he would tell the truth about Dak.
• Fudge offered to reimburse Charle's future food expenses, and Charle immediately accepted the deal.
• Dumbledore regretted mistaking Charle for a Gryffindor, while Fudge celebrated what he believed was an inexpensive solution.

Fudge believed he had resolved a political crisis by signing an agreement to cover Charle's food expenses, but he was stunned when the hospital bill revealed Charle's enormous orders. As Charle feasted with Dumbledore and gained Deduction Points from wizarding food, he decided Fudge was a generous man.

• Fudge had Charle sign a Ministry agreement covering his food at St. Mungo's Hospital, then left with his aides praising his solution.
• An owl delivered Fudge a bill over a dozen pages long, listing huge quantities of meals, sweets, and Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans.
• Fudge questioned whether Charle could be reimbursed for food meant for resale, but his aide insisted the agreement contained no loopholes.
• Fudge tried to reassure himself that the Ministry could afford Charle's appetite and insisted the deal was not a loss.
• Dumbledore shared his collection of sweets with Charle, who eagerly ate Cockroach Clusters and gained Deduction Points from wizarding food.
• Charle considered how much more he could gain by eating magical foods and decided Fudge was a great and generous man.

Dumbledore gave Charle his Hogwarts acceptance letter and offered to make up for the birthday he had spent imprisoned in Dak's basement. Charle asked Dumbledore to teach him a protective spell, then used Deep Blue to deduce the Banishing Charm.

• Dumbledore told Charle that Hufflepuff suited him and handed him his Hogwarts acceptance letter.
• Charle realized he would attend Hogwarts in the same year as Harry Potter and considered the creatures and magical items he hoped to eat for Deduction Points.
• Charle asked Dumbledore to teach him a spell that could protect himself and others from future danger.
• Dumbledore demonstrated the Banishing Charm and explained its incantation and wand movements, promising to teach Charle the Patronus Charm later.
• As Dumbledore prepared to take Charle to Diagon Alley, Charle silently asked Deep Blue to deduce the Banishing Charm.

Charle used Deep Blue to deduce the Banishing Charm into a spell that could weaken any enemies he designated, then pushed the deduction further toward suppressing magic itself. The chapter ended with Deep Blue granting him the area spell Dust-Free Land.

• Charle spent 5,000 Deduction Points to deduce the Banishing Charm, choosing to focus on restraining and weakening enemies.
• Charle obtained the Complete Banishing Charm, which let him designate targets within its field and inflict weakness, nausea, fear, or reduced magic.
• Charle judged that the Complete Banishing Charm might not stop experienced wizards from casting spells, so he ordered a second deduction.
• Charle spent 50,000 points to explore whether the Banishing Charm could eliminate enemies' magic rather than merely weaken it.
• Deep Blue completed the deduction and granted Charle the area spell Dust-Free Land.

Charle deduced the Dust-Free Land Curse, which could suppress magic and shield the Trace, and saw how it would strengthen his combat abilities and let him act with less Ministry oversight. He revealed to Dumbledore that he had already learned the Banishing Charm and asked to borrow his wand.

• Charle discovered that the Dust-Free Land Curse could temporarily prevent wizards in its range from using magic, including Apparition and the Trace in their wands.
• Charle considered combining Dust-Free Land with offensive spells and decided the curse was useful enough without further deduction for now.
• Charle returned his attention to reality as Dumbledore invited him to Diagon Alley to buy his school supplies and practice the Banishing Charm.
• Charle chose to show Dumbledore his quick spell-learning ability and said he had already learned the Banishing Charm.
• Charle asked Dumbledore to lend him his wand.

Charle convinced Dumbledore that he had mastered the Banishing Charm, then demonstrated a flawless cast with Dumbledore’s former Wand. Impressed by Charle’s talent and hoping to guide him toward White magic, Dumbledore began teaching him the Patronus Charm.

• Dumbledore was astonished when Charle claimed he had already mastered the Banishing Charm, and Charle attributed his skill to genius and hard work.
• Dumbledore gave Charle his former Wand as a test, and the Wand quickly accepted Charle after sensing his powerful magic.
• Charle cast a near-perfect Banishing Charm, leaving Dumbledore awestruck and convinced that Charle surpassed him in magical talent.
• Dumbledore resolved to guide Charle toward White magic and began demonstrating the Patronus Charm.
• Charle watched eagerly, wondering what spell he might derive from the Patronus Charm and what his Patronus would be.

Dumbledore taught Charle the Patronus Charm before rushing off, and Charle realized Apparition could be another valuable subject for Deep Blue to deduce. After Professor McGonagall took him to the Leaky Cauldron, Charle asked her to Apparate with him again so he could gather more reference material.

• Dumbledore demonstrated his Phoenix Patronus and began teaching Charle the charm, but abruptly Apparated away to handle an urgent matter.
• Deep Blue offered to deduce the Patronus Charm and Apparition, but Charle learned that Apparition required 50,000 points for its first deduction.
• Charle suspected Dumbledore had rushed off because of the attempted Gringotts robbery and considered seeking the Philosopher's Stone and Ravenclaw's Diadem for points.
• Professor McGonagall arrived, comforted Charle, and took him by Apparition to the Leaky Cauldron.
• Deep Blue reduced Apparition's deduction cost by 5,000 points after Charle witnessed spatial distortion, and Charle asked Professor McGonagall to Apparate with him a few more times.

Charle repeatedly Apparated with Professor McGonagall to gather reference material for the Deep Blue System, then followed her into Diagon Alley. After learning that the Ministry of Magic had magically reinforced and regularly maintained the entrance wall, Charle was delighted by its bricks.

• Professor McGonagall agreed to Apparate with Charle again, and he studied the distorted space despite becoming violently nauseated.
• Charle eagerly persuaded Professor McGonagall to Apparate with him several more times, reducing the initial Apparition deduction cost from fifty thousand points to twenty thousand.
• Professor McGonagall led Charle into the crowded Leaky Cauldron, where wizards discussed Dak and Harry Potter, while Charle focused on the food.
• At the entrance to Diagon Alley, Charle asked how the wall could be disrupted, and Professor McGonagall warned him that the Weasley brothers had once pulled that prank.
• Professor McGonagall explained that the Ministry of Magic had reinforced the wall with powerful spells and maintained it regularly, leaving Charle reassured about its enchanted bricks.

Professor McGonagall brought Charle into Diagon Alley, where he sought out a Goblin to study its Apparition in hopes of reducing the cost of deducing the magic. After Charle left with Bash, Professor McGonagall worried that her rebuke had hurt him and blamed herself.

• Professor McGonagall opened the entrance to Diagon Alley and led Charle inside, where he secretly collected Deduction Points by licking the enchanted bricks.
• Professor McGonagall explained Gringotts to Charle as they walked, and Charle recalled how its defenses would fail in future events.
• A Goblin Apparated outside Gringotts, and Charle realized that Goblin Apparition might help him study the magic and lower its deduction cost.
• Charle flattered the Goblin, named Bash, and offered him a check in exchange for taking him on several Apparitions.
• Professor McGonagall scolded Charle for bribing Bash, but after hearing about his orphanage past, she comforted him and paid Bash herself.
• Bash took Charle away with a crack, while Professor McGonagall crouched by Gringotts and lamented that she was a terrible person.

Charle learned that Goblin Apparition used an ancient passage unlike the rough route wizards had created, and wondered whether it came from the Great Old Ones' legacy. After Goblin Bashir returned him to Gringotts, Charle spent 10,000 Deduction Points to begin deducing Apparition.

• Goblin Bashir Apparated with Charle to St. Mungo's more smoothly than Professor McGonagall had, reducing the cost of Charle's first Apparition deduction by 3,000 points.
• Bashir demonstrated Goblin Apparition at several locations and explained that Goblins traveled through a broad, ancient passage while wizards used a rougher passage of their own making.
• Bashir said the ancient passage had existed since the world's birth and was a gift from the gods, prompting Charle to connect it to Dak's claims about the Great Old Ones and the Remote Era.
• Bashir returned Charle to Gringotts and promised to help him obtain a vault there someday, while Charle resolved to loot its treasures in the future.
• Charle saw that his first Apparition deduction now cost 10,000 points and told Deep Blue to deduce Apparition.

Charle used Deep Blue to deduce a faster, more precise form of Apparition that let him use both wizard and Goblin passages, then chose “Avada Kedavra” as its activation incantation. Professor McGonagall took him to choose a Wand, wondering what kind his extraordinary talent would select.

• Charle spent 10,000 Deduction Points to develop Complete Apparition using both wizard and Goblin passages, with improved speed, range, and precision.
• Deep Blue gave Charle a way to disguise his magic and forge the authentication needed to use Goblin passages.
• Charle chose “Avada Kedavra” as his Apparition incantation so enemies would mistake his escape for an attack.
• Professor McGonagall took Charle to choose a Wand and wondered whether his talent might lead him to an extraordinary one.

Charle visited Ollivander’s wand shop, where Ollivander tried to find a wand suited to him. After Ollivander promised to replace every wand Charle broke with ten more, Charle considered eating the wands for Deduction Points and thanked him.

• Professor McGonagall brought Charle to Ollivander’s shop and told Ollivander that Dumbledore considered Charle exceptionally talented.
• Ollivander excitedly measured Charle and asked about his habits before selecting a Beechwood wand with a Dragon Heartstring core.
• Charle warned Ollivander that his wand had to withstand extreme magic and asked whether he would have to pay if it broke.
• Ollivander assured Charle that he would give him ten wands for every one that shattered.
• Charle considered eating the wands to gain Deduction Points and politely thanked Ollivander, leaving him stunned.