Mind-Centered Magic
Ryan felt that Ginny's problem was not surprising.
The only thing that could make Luna compare herself to porcelain, something fragile, is that one incident.
The thing about her mother dying because of a spell experiment.
To be honest, when I learned that Luna's mother had disappeared because of the Vanishing Spell...
He thought of another character, the monkey version of Luna in the pay-to-win, grind-heavy games from Luna — Ivy.
She also used the Vanishing Spell to disappear her sister.
However, Winnie was very lucky; she was lying in St. Mungo's's, just asleep.
While Ryan was pondering this, Ginny was also secretly grumbling to herself.
So, does this mean Luna's mother disappeared because she was backfired while using the Vanishing Spell?
No bodies were left behind.
According to the book "Where Do Vanished Things Go??", Luna's mother simply accidentally went to another dimension.
No wonder Luna's father never held a funeral.
He's also acting crazy.
For a long time, he insisted that his wife had not passed away.
In response to Ginny's question, Luna nodded, "I will bring my mother back on my own."
"On my own?" Harry repeated in a low voice.
An idea popped into his mind.
Did Ryan possess the power of resurrection from the beginning?
Luna also knew that Ryan could be resurrected.
With a safety net in place, she wanted to choose the option of relying on herself, which she believed was more valuable.
While Harry and Ginny were thinking about other things, Ron spoke up, "Where Do Vanished Things Go?? and The Calling: Our Lost Things, The Lost Things and The Advanced Applications of the Mending Charm, there must be a causal relationship between them."
One believed that the Vanishing Spell was an exile and chose to use the Summoning Charm to bring back what was lost to the world.
One interpretation is that the Vanishing Spell pulverizes everything into its basic particles, while the Mending Charm combines these particles to form a new shape.
Harry and Ginny couldn't help but exclaim. "You're Ron?" "And you're speaking so logically?"
Even Luna widened her eyes slightly and took a second look at Ron.
Ryan wasn't surprised; he pulled his thoughts away from the little witch a few years later who possessed both the characteristics of a white-furred ball and twin sisters.
Then he nodded. "Ron is right."
The spell reached the limit for an average wizard.
To achieve a breakthrough, one must consider their own self-awareness and worldview.
But some people will choose to read books.
Looking at the same incantation, the thoughts of the pioneers.
If you've read the book "Where Do Vanished Things Go??"
And firmly believe in it.
Their Vanishing Spell was really just banishment.
Banish real-world objects and make them disappear into another dimension.
The book "Summoning: What We've Lost" firmly believes in the magic of fame.
Every item that has been named, or every life that has a name.
All of them have a mysterious connection with the person who named them and those who know the name.
With enough determination, Summoning Charm can bring back lost objects, and even lives.
Their Summoning Charm possess the power to summon objects and life from that dimension called 'Vanishing'.
The same applies to "Disappearance" and "The Advanced Applications of the Mending Charm".
However, the latter has not yet been able to achieve the restoration of life out of thin air.
Even the author of this book is the same.
Moreover, if we consider the world of the book "Disappearance," then it involves an advanced Vanishing Spell.
Even if it's an item that disappears.
More than a month later,
Even if you advance your Mending Charm based on the worldview of "Advanced Applications of the Mending Charm",
You also cannot fully repair the missing item.
What Ryan said made even Ron, who was so easily carried away by his pride, not to be swayed by Ryan's words or his initial approval.
Instead, he frowned and said, "I'm a little confused. Which of these books contain the truth?"
Harry tentatively offered his understanding, "Ryan's meaning should be quite obvious, right?"
None of them are the truth.
They are all idealistic conjectures born from their own self-perception and worldview.
Their Vanishing Spell, and other spells, are able to produce changes.
It's entirely because magic is idealistic.
It does not need to rely on the laws governing reality.
Rather, it changes according to how you intend your spell.
"You can do that?"
"If that's the case, then I can even modify the Killing Curse, right?" Ron paused briefly, then said in a gruff voice,
He waved his hands around like a great demon king, saying, "I am Voldemort! I will kill all the ailments in this world!"
"Why not?"
"Ryan, your tone is weird." Luna tugged at Ryan's sleeve.
"Don't you understand? This is how a big star talks."
That's how she spoke, a shining star in the Muggle World of the Far East in the 21st century.
"How dare you, little Luna, question the Emperor's prestige?" Ryan said, pinching Luna's cheek.
Harry and the others had no choice but to stand aside and wait for Ryan to finish playing around.
After a long pause, Ryan cleared his throat and said, "What Ron said is indeed possible."
At least I can.
However, this is on the premise that your Killing Curse must reach its limit.
This one step alone can stop most wizards.
Secondly, you must have a firm will and firmly believe that this is the essence of the spell.
The Killing Curse is what brings death.
It's simply because its founder believed that life itself is a disease.
Death is the greatest elixir.
"That simple?" Ron was starting to doubt his own abilities.
"This is not simple."
"Firm will"—these four words only seem simple.
"Take these books for example." Ryan waved his hand, and the four books that had already landed on the bookshelf flew back to him.
"If your willpower is sufficient, and your skill level in Vanishing Spell, Summoning Charm, and Mending Charm is up to standard."
You only need to read the introduction at the very beginning.
After all, as long as you believe in the true principles of the spells described by the author, your spells will change accordingly.
But the truth is, almost no one can do it.
Unless you happen to share the author's opinion.
So, you can only rely on repeatedly flipping through the book's contents, watching the bloody experiments, and the unquestionable experimental data.
It allows you to truly and wholeheartedly believe in the author's ideas.
This gives rise to the corresponding properties of spells: banishing the present world, shattering, calling names, and uniting.
"So, you only need to read one of the two books, 'The Vanished' and 'Where Do Vanished Things Go??'?" Harry asked tentatively.
Ron waved his hand dismissively and said, "If it were me, I'd only read 'Where Do Vanished Things Go??'"
It still has a chance to salvage the situation.
Ryan shook his head. "If you want to create Vanishing Spell that suits your own desires and is most compatible with yourselves, take a look at these. They can still help you think outside the box."
But don't try to master multiple properties of a spell at the same time.
Unless you're schizophrenic.
Or perhaps you can deceive yourself.
Finally, Ryan gave Harry a deep look.
"What principle is the Vanishing Spell of Luna's mother based on?" Ginny held Luna's hand, her eyes full of worry.
Her urgent desire was based on "Where Do Vanished Things Go??"