Ryan's Stats

"This assignment is really difficult, 7 inches, how am I supposed to write it?" Ron rubbed his eyes.

"Yeah, even if you write down all the requirements and precautions for Lumos spell, it still won't be enough to fill 7 inches." Harry also looked worried.

After dinner at 6 p. m., because Ravenclaw has its own library and there are few new students, Ravenclaw almost always go to and from class together.

So, following the advice of most people, the group went to the lounge to finish their assignments.

Ron and Harry had to give up their idea of going to Filch to watch the show, since the three forbidden items were of little use to them; Ron didn't have Ron money, Harry n't buy them.

The advantage of Ravenclaw is that they have their own independent library, but this also leads to the fact that, apart from attending classes, Ravenclaw spend almost all their time in the common room and are not very sociable with the other three houses.

At this moment, Harry and Ron were troubled by their homework. Fifteen minutes had passed, but not an inch Ron Harry parchment was filled. They were just futilely measuring their writing with a ruler, hoping for a miracle that would suddenly increase to seven inches.

"Ryan, do you know how to write this?" Harry suddenly asked, interrupting Ryan, who was playing Mind Games with Kate and Penelope.

"Homework? You can just write down your learning process, your conjectures, and so on. If you still think you don't have enough words, you can write them in bigger font." Ryan replied while mentally dealing with Kate wielding her double blades, and at the same time, he was surprised that Harry could find him again.

"Ryan, this is cheating!" Hermione, the good student, noticed Ryan standing to the side after being reminded, and looked at him in disbelief.

"You can do that?" Ron exclaimed in surprise.

"What else can we do?" Harry began to waver, but at this moment he still had the good study habits he had developed at Muggle primary school, and continued to ask.

"What's a bit more troublesome is copying information and turning it into your own."

"For example, this book, 'The Standard Book of Spells'." Ryan took out a book he had read before from the bookshelf next to him; it was relatively simple.

"You see, Lumos comes from the Latin root lumen, which goes back to the Proto-Indo-European root leuk-, both of which mean "light". There are many related words, but I will only list the main ones here."

"The word most similar to lumos is luminous (glowing, luminous). Other related words include illuminate (illuminating, lighting), illustration (explaining), elucidate (clarifying, explaining), translucent (translucent), lucid (clearly expressing), etc."

"Harry, you can take a look at it, use this as a logic, sort out the context, and turn it into your own."

"Moreover, after you learn these things, you can try it out. Lumos will be much easier." Ryan pointed to page 23 of the book "The Standard Book of Spells" and spoke eloquently. Hermione, standing beside him, looked at this Winky young man as if her soul had been stolen.

"Okay." Harry quickly picked up the book and started reading with his good friend Ron, and even Neville joined in.

Meanwhile, Terry Boot, Michael Corner, and Anthony Goldstein had already finished their homework and started reading books that interested them.

So that's why Hermione in the original books is a know-it-all, while Ravenclaw are completely oblivious to everything. They also love learning and believe knowledge is very important, but they are only fascinated by the books that interest them.

Ryan had no time to worry about any of that, as he needed to juggle two tasks at once. Hermione had noticed Ryan again, was now pestering Ryan with questions, while on the other side, in the Mind Games, Ryan, Penelope Kate adventuring in a world of ancient martial arts tales.

However, none of these are major problems for Ryan right now.

Race: Wizard

Strength: 33 (the normal human limit is 10)

Physical fitness: 41 (the normal limit is 10)

Magic Power: 30 (The normal human limit is 10)

Skills: Thinking lv.5 (67%), Body Modification lv5 (45%), Alchemy lv4 (27%) Charmcraft lv5 (22%), Potion-Making lv3 (31%), Transfiguration lv4 (16%), Care of Magical Creatures lv3 (55%), Gun Kata lv4 (23%), Martial Arts lv3 (36%) Detection lv4 (9%), Phoenix Metamorphosis lv4 (7%) Telepathic Communication lv3 (24%), Love lv2 (1%)...

In this world, after three years of research by Ryan, and with the unusually high data from the underwater wizards, Ryan discovered that the magic power of normal adult wizards is around 20, and almost none of them reach 30. Even the most powerful wizards only have higher quality magic power.

Their strength is no different from that of Muggle, both below 10. Only their physique is generally twice the limit of Muggle, which is around 20.

Wizards' physical constitution is more reflected in their magic resistance and vitality. This makes them less likely to lose their lives when falling from a great height while playing Quidditch, and they are not easily killed by minor curses, while Muggle are much more vulnerable in comparison.

In disciplines like Charmcraft and Transfiguration, aside from sea wizards, most wizards are around level 3. Moreover, this level 3 level is maintained by a spell or Transfiguration that they are good at and have honed to around level 4.

Such a wizard is easy to deal with; as long as you can break the spells he is good at, he can be easily defeated.

Wizards who graduate from a normal Ravenclaw House, or those with such a spirit, are harder to defeat than ordinary wizards; they are more well-rounded.

To deal with ordinary wizards, they only need to find the appropriate spell from the many spells they are good at, which explains why Professor Flitwick is a dueling champion.

However, once you reach level 6, it's no longer the realm of ordinary people; miracles can be achieved through sheer force. This is why Dumbledore doesn't advocate learning but always emphasizes love. Love, or rather, the power of the heart, is the key to reaching level 6.

Once you reach level 6, then you should fill in any gaps in your knowledge and develop your own fighting style, using a specific spell from level 6 as the core. This is when you should start learning and improving.

This was Dumbledore's view, his original timeline's model for raising Harry.

Now, what kind of training will Dumbledore begin for Harry of Ravenclaw?

Ryan shook his head at this thought.

However, it's not very meaningful now. To Ryan, Voldemort is nothing but a skeleton in a tomb. If Ryan decides to act on a whim, he can destroy all of Voldemort's Horcrux in a single day.

The reason Ryan didn't take action was because he was still worried that this was all a setup, and he still had a lot of room to grow, so he decided to leave Voldemort out of the picture for now.

The "love" skill that Ryan recently acquired from Harry has made Ryan completely obsessed with it, which is why Ryan keeps Harry under his nose and follows him around like a madman.

This skill is incredibly useful. At level 2, it increases the power of all spells below level 4 by 2, and level 4 spells can even reach the level of level 6.

This makes Ryan a rare wizard whose spells all have the power of level 6, while Dumbledore was only level 6.

The reason Ryan was wary of him and Voldemort was because they were the wizards in the wizarding world who were closest to level 7.

Dumbledore relies purely on his knowledge; he's closer to level 7, and might even be stronger with the Elder Wand's blessing.

Voldemort, on the other hand, relied on Horcrux and his own magical Transfiguration to bring his spell power close to level 7, while he himself was still at level 6.

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Ps: By the way, I would like to thank my classmate dyed color n body a for her monthly ticket and other students' recommendations.