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Chapter 741

Where Do Vanished Things Go?

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Deep inside the library,

In the Restricted Section,

The atmosphere in the corner by the window, which had just become somewhat tense due to the interaction between Ryan and Luna, became serious again.

Ginny and Ron, who were standing nearby, both looked at Ryan.

Their eyes were filled with worry for Harry.

"Harry?" Ryan deliberately drew out his words.

He watched with a wicked grin as the three men furrowed their brows in worry, then suddenly said, "His problem... is solved."

Seeing the three people who had breathed a sigh of relief but then looked surprised, he added, "This all started with me."

My existence is to Harry

Like an eagle soaring in the sky, whose sharp eyes spotted a fire dragon below, about to take flight.

As a fire dragon, all I need to do is find a tall, sturdy tree with lush foliage to hide under.

Then the eagle can continue flying without any worries.

"Where are we going to find that big tree? Has the eagle really forgotten what it just saw?" Ron blurted out.

Harry and Ginny looked at him as if he were an idiot and said, "Ryan's greatest skill is to avoid attracting attention and to hide himself."

In other words, the large tree was originally right next to the fire dragon.

"Ryan's concealment is at the conceptual level."

He doesn't want us to know, even if we see it or hear it with our own ears.

They will also automatically bury this memory in their hearts.

Just like Draco.

He had clearly seen Ryan before.

But he remained oblivious to it.

He only learned about Ryan by chance during one of our conversations.

Ginny's words undoubtedly sent a chill down Ron's spine.

He was clearly a member of Rone's team before, how could he forget?

He glanced at Ryan subconsciously, then mustered his courage and asked, "Have you made us forget something for now?"

Ryan, who was stroking Luna's calf, raised an eyebrow. "No. There's no need for that."

As you know, information I don't want others to know cannot be shared in any way without my permission.

This includes, but is not limited to, writing and riddles.

"Thank goodness," Ron wiped the cold sweat from his brow, "So, what are you all looking at here—?"

Harry quickly interrupted, saying to Ron, "Ron, I should go now that my business is done."

"This is not some big secret."

Luna also said that she didn't want me to hide it.

This would make her like a fragile piece of porcelain. Ryan stood up and stretched.

With a snap of his fingers, the books spread out on the ground gradually hovered in mid-air and closed up.

The cover was revealed:

Where Do Vanished Things Go??

Eliminating Foci in Our Bodies

"Disappear"

The Advanced Applications of the Mending Charm

Summoning: What We've Lost

Looking at the names on these books,

This time it was Harry's turn to ask, "Are you researching the Mending Charm, the Summoning Charm, or the Vanishing Spell?"

However, they are all very ordinary spells.

How did these books end up in the Restricted Section?

"We are studying the Vanishing Spell."

As the name suggests, it is used to make living or inanimate objects disappear.

It is a type of Transfiguration.

The incantation is 'Evanesco'.

As Ravenclaw, you should all have some prior knowledge of the magic you will be learning in the coming years.

In conventional view, it is much simpler than the Summoning Charm Accio we learned beforehand.

But in my opinion, that's wrong.

Its simplicity applies only to inanimate objects without any added magic.

For living beings, the more complex the animals that need to disappear become, the more difficult it is to master this spell.

For example, snails are invertebrates, so they are not very challenging, while mice are mammals, so the requirements are much higher.

Secondly, for objects that inherently possess magical energy, such as alchemical items, or inanimate objects imbued with spells,

The more energy it contains,

The more complex the incantation,

This kind of incantation will become increasingly difficult to master.

Therefore, it is considered simpler and we will only start learning about it in the fifth-grade Transfiguration.

Summoning Charm can be learned in the fourth year.

As for what you understand as ordinary.

Then you're wrong.

Each spell has the potential to continue evolving.

How deep you go on the path of this spell

It depends on how well you and it suit each other.

And your unique ideas.

Ryan paused, then looked at the books. "The author of these books is..."

The author of "Where Do Vanished Things Go??"

As the name suggests,

The research focuses on where things that disappear after being vanished by the Vanishing Spell go.

Professor McGonagall described this as vanishing into nothingness, becoming all things.

However, the author's understanding differs.

He believed that the disappearing non-living and inanimate objects had gone to another unknown dimension.

The Vanishing Spell is less about disappearing and more about being banished.

It is filled with accounts of the bloody experiments surrounding this hypothesis.

That's why it's in the Restricted Section.

However, the data inside is very valuable.

And this book, "Eliminating Foci in Our Bodies"

As the name suggests, it means understanding our lesions as a unified yet fragmented conceptual life.

The author ingeniously used the Vanishing Spell as a spell to heal lesions.

"Then why is it in the Restricted Section?" Ron asked.

"Because the effectiveness of incantations is unstable."

While there were successes, there were far more failures.

Moreover, he directly used patients as test subjects for his spells.

The healing version of the Vanishing Spell, which cures patients, actually results in the loss of some organs along with the loss of the lesion.

Even worse, some died on the spot.

"What about the book 'The Disappearance'?" Harry spotted the book with the shortest title at a glance.

"It is. It is the most interesting."

That's the same as what Professor McGonagall said.

It directly analyzes the essence of the Vanishing Spell: reducing everything to basic particles.

These particles are invisible to the naked eye.

Therefore, when something disappears, it actually turns into air.

The author believes that everything has a magnetic field.

Inanimate objects have a weaker magnetic field.

Therefore, it is easier to decompose.

The reason why organisms with simple biological structures are easier to decompose is that they are easier to decompose.

It is because the more intelligent, advanced, and powerful a being is,

The stronger the magnetic field, the more complex the biological structure.

And those with magical energy, such as Potions and alchemical items,

They are also due to the existence of magical magnetic fields.

It is even harder to disintegrate with the Vanishing Spell.

"Why did it end up in the Restricted Section?" Ron asked cautiously.

Because Ryan said it was interesting.

The author of this book may have done something even more horrific.

The book also describes it in detail and records it.

"It describes data about how a living wizard disappears in parts."

As for the "Advanced Applications of the Mending Charm"

Summoning: What We've Lost

This is because the Vanishing Spell caused the wizarding community to lose valuable items, pets, and family members.

These are the hypotheses and experimental records made in an attempt to recover what has been lost through Mending Charm and Summoning Charm.

"Luna's mother left because of the Vanishing Spell?" Ginny asked with a complicated expression.

She knew Luna's mother had died because of a spell experiment, but she never imagined it would be the Vanishing Spell.

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