Ron's Revenge
The creation of a spell often requires complete cooperation.
Perhaps you can choose not to say it aloud, or even not to use a wand at all.
However, if you are chanting a spell, you can never cast a spell by silently chanting another spell in your mind.
If that were truly possible, then the Silent Spell would be unnecessary.
Auror could easily deceive their opponents by chanting the Levitation Charm while mentally reciting Avada Kedavra.
In all the books about duels, it is recorded that having a keen ear can sometimes be an advantage when facing normal spellcasting.
Because you can prepare a counterattack or defense in advance by hearing the incantation.
Now, Ron is going to use this common sense to deal with Fred and George.
Moreover, this curse is a very normal curse in this weather, not at all abrupt.
Upon hearing such a spell, Fred and George would not assume that someone was about to launch a sneak attack.
Among the many figures, Ron quickly spotted three.
Even on such a foggy day, the Weasley family's fiery red hair was exceptionally eye-catching.
But Ron's hair was hidden inside the hood.
"George, when we get to school, let's go to Hufflepuff first and make Ron's trip a waste."
"Okay, Fred. I wonder how Ronnie will retaliate against us," Fred said to George.
"Have some decency!" Percy frowned in displeasure.
"Lumos!" As Fred and George walked along the path in the woods, a familiar incantation, one that many people had just used, rang out.
Just as they were about to think that the voice sounded somewhat familiar.
The awkwardness of being surrounded, the disgust of being groped, the fear of running away, and the anger of being left behind, along with the fluorescent light aimed at them, surfaced in Fred and George's minds.
It keeps looping over and over again.
It wasn't just emotions; the physical contact with those muscular women, their reactions to being touched, and the images also flashed before their eyes.
"Ron!" Percy was surprised to find that Ron, who had jumped out of the woods, after casting a spell that could not possibly be Lighting Charm, took out a camera and started snapping pictures of Fred and George, who were kneeling on the ground.
Look!
"Who's lying on the ground!"
"Fred and George!" Ron laughed heartily.
"Scourgify!" Percy drew his wand and pointed it at Ron.
The mud on Ron's body looked as if it had been erased by an eraser.
"Where did you get the camera?" Percy asked again.
"Given to me by Harry."
"Don't you think this is wrong?" After taking the photo, a satisfied Ron looked at his clean left hand and robe, his face full of doubt.
"They should have learned their lesson long ago."
"They told Bill and me what they did back in Egypt," Percy said irritably, glancing at his brothers who were still lying dead on the ground.
"How did you do that?"
"I clearly heard the incantation of the Lighting Charm."
"Also, this curse won't have any side effects, will it?"
"They are, after all, your brothers." Looking at Fred and George, who were still convulsing on the ground, Percy, after a brief moment of curiosity about Ron's magic, switched sides again.
"I learned it from Harry. Harry can make the Red Spark Charm like that, so I can add my own elements to the Lighting Charm."
"Percy, you've changed so fast!"
"This will only confuse them for a while. I'm going to run away now. I still need to spread these photos everywhere from Hogwarts!" Ron shook the camera in his hand and ran off without looking back.
Floating in the cloud-like mist, Ryan curled his lip. In Ryan's view, the spell Ron conjured up only served to recreate the scene.
It can also be used for immersive first-person cinematography. It goes a step further than the movie theater that Ryan currently operates in Diagon Alley.
Ryan's films allow the wizard's thoughts to flow into the story, but they don't present the protagonist's perspective or allow the viewer to experience everything the protagonist goes through.
Instead, like the Pensieve, one enters a virtual dream, still in one's own identity.
They also cannot experience any feelings other than their own.
In the movie theater, those self-generating perverts all rely on the left and right brothers in their own minds.
If they can truly immerse themselves in the protagonist's world, then they can free up their hands.
This variant of the Lumos undoubtedly has a large market.
Ryan could think of a hundred ways to make a fortune off him.
As a foodie, Ron could easily shoot his memories of eating into the minds of those who gain weight just by drinking water.
In addition, he can also transmit his sense of using magic to others through this variant of the Lumos.
This will make learning spells much easier.
But Ron clearly hadn't thought of any of this.
Moreover, Ryan can also do all of the above.
The reason he didn't do it was entirely for the sake of the wizarding world.
In the wizarding world, where only wizards skilled in Occlumency could have real daydreams in their own minds, the marriage rate had already declined.
If Ryan were to introduce a gadget that would allow ordinary people to daydream, and actually bring it into the protagonist's movie theater, then probably no wizard would be willing to get married anymore.
Although, in the original timeline, Fred and George had already introduced the Daydream Charm in conjunction with the item.
However, daydreaming also requires talent. Even if you can fantasize about everything in your dreams, things you haven't experienced will always feel unreal.
This will not cause people to confuse reality with illusion.
Ron's spell, and Ryan's vision of a movie theater that would draw the protagonist in, possessed such magic.
So when Ron returned to his dorm, all smiles and sweating profusely, Ryan had also returned, said nothing.
He felt it was best to let things take their course.
Ron might never have thought of this in his entire life.
"You succeeded?"
"You?" Harry said dismissively, still looking smug and suffering from the side effects of the Potions.
"Me!"
"I almost forgot, this is because of the Potions."
"Lumos!" Ron was about to explode, but then, remembering why Harry was doing this, he waved his wand instead.
"You—!" Harry was about to yell.
A strange feeling and images entered his mind.
He lay in ambush behind a tree, feeling the dampness on his left hand and knee. Finally, he picked up his camera and started snapping pictures of Fred and George like crazy.
"I'm back to normal!" Harry looked in the mirror.
He had been wearing a silly, inexplicably confident smile, but after sensing everything about Ron through the Mutant Lighting Charm, he reverted to his usual self.
That mindset of thinking I was the most important person in the world, which had always lingered in my mind, also inexplicably faded away.
"You can do that?" Ron muttered to himself, looking at the wand in his hand.
"I'm glad, Ron, you've found a new use for your spell—to help Harry sober up." Ryan decided to say something.