Photographic Memory?

After dinner, taking advantage of the last bit of time before the Library closed, Hermione dragged Bell here to continue studying.

Hermione, engrossed in her studies, finally looked up from her book when Madam Pince began to usher her out. She glanced at Bell and was horrified to find that Bell wasn't reviewing her lessons, but instead was reading a book she couldn't recognize! Hermione had never seen the words on that book before.

"Bell! How could you read extracurricular books! This is a crucial time for studying!" Hermione said in disbelief.

She felt that if things continued like this, Bell would definitely fail her final exams.

"But I've already finished reviewing," Bell said innocently.

"How is that possible! We have so much to review, and you finished it all in just one afternoon!?"

"That's just how it is; after all, there's nothing complicated about it, is there?"

Hermione didn't believe it; she thought Bell was just trying to fool her again. She randomly pulled a book from the pile in front of her, opened it, and found a relevant point.

What are the issues that must be strictly observed when using Cleaning Charm?

"Clarify the concept of 'garbage.' If you don't have a clear understanding of the target you want to eliminate, the Curses will fail."

Hermione casually flipped through a few more pages.

What precautions should be taken when using the Levitation Charm?

"You need to have a clear understanding of the ratio between the target's weight and your own magic consumption, so as not to use too much magic and cause the target to fly away, or use too little magic and not be able to make the target float."

Hermione then pulled out textbooks for various subjects, including Transfiguration, A History of Magic, Potions, until Madam Pince chased them both out of the Library with a feather duster, ending the question-and-answer session. Then Hermione began to question the meaning of life...

"How is this possible?! Bell, how did you do that?!"

"Of course, we'll use our magical powers. Hermione, even though you've come to the Magical World, to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and are diligently learning magic every day, you're still not a qualified Little Witch."

Seeing Hermione lower her head in disappointment, Bell quickly continued, "I didn't mean to blame you. I mean, it's not really your fault. It's just that you haven't been exposed to magic for very long, so your mindset hasn't completely changed yet. It takes time. As a qualified wizard, you need to cultivate the good habit of 'if there's a problem, seek magic.' No matter what trouble you encounter, there's nothing that magical magic can't solve. If there is, it only means your magical skills aren't enough."

"I have mastered a magic called ' Legilimency,' which allows me to access my own memories. In other words, as long as I have read a book, even if I forget the contents later, I can use Legilimency the contents of the book in my mind and browse or search for them at any time."

"Wouldn't that mean you have a photographic memory!?"

Hermione was indeed captivated by the amazing magic Bell described.

"Am I able to learn this magic?"

"In fact, there's a huge difference between this and photographic memory. Although I can use magic to look at things at any time, what's forgotten is forgotten. You can Legilimency as a ' Personal Terminal ' existing in our brains. Although this ' Personal Terminal ' contains a vast amount of knowledge, and we can look it up at any time, we don't master it, nor can we use this knowledge flexibly. Perhaps if Legilimency memory?"

Bell discovered another research topic: if Legilimency were to be further developed, it might actually be possible to gain the ability to remember everything seen.

"To learn Legilimency, you need a certain level of magical skill as a foundation. After all, the human brain and memory are very fragile, and trying it rashly could cause serious aftereffects. Moreover, even after initially mastering Legilimency, you still need a lot of time to use it proficiently. Therefore, I don't think you are ready to learn this spell yet. You should first master the spells you are currently learning. Magic is not just words written in books; you can only be considered to have mastered them if you can cast them skillfully with Wand."

Although Hermione was somewhat disappointed, she still believed in Bell. Since Bell said she wasn't ready to learn yet, it must mean her magical skills were still lacking, so she should start studying harder from tomorrow! Although she couldn't learn Legilimency yet, at least she now knew about another amazing spell, and one day she would definitely be able to learn them all.

After the magic quiz that night, Hermione, having learned that Bell had "cheated Bell Bell.

Of course, Bell would still accompany Hermione to the Library often. After all, it's all about reading, so it doesn't matter where you read. Having a cute Xiao Mei by your side makes reading even more enjoyable.

"Hey Hermione, how many times have you reviewed this already?"

Bell was shocked. He had seen Hermione flipping through this book a week ago. How come she was still flipping through it a week later? Was there something she didn't understand? He hadn't seen Hermione ask him anything.

"This is the third time," Hermione said without looking up.

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"Hermione, this won't do! Magic isn't just about watching and memorizing; you have to learn how to use it. Watching it twice is enough. If you really have nothing else to do, you can study the later lessons in advance."

"But I still feel like there are some things I haven't memorized. What if I miss a few points and don't get a perfect score on the final exam?" Hermione said anxiously.

Although she could practically recite the textbook from memory, she didn't even know where the parts she supposedly couldn't remember were. But she still felt uneasy and always wanted to review them a couple more times.

"..."

Seeing that persuasion was not working, Bell had no choice but to resort to force. He stood up, packed all of Hermione's things, and then pulled Hermione out of the Library.

"Where are you taking me? I'm only halfway through my third round of review."

Hermione was very unhappy with Bell's mischievous behavior. She didn't know those convenient magic spells, so she had to put in much more effort!

You'll find out in a moment.

Bell led Hermione around the castle for a while, and finally found an empty classroom.

He pushed open the door, led Hermione inside, and then closed it. Just to be safe, he placed a sealing spell on the doorway, ensuring that no sound could escape without Bell's permission, and that no one could enter.