Regarding the changes that occurred in Tom, for Grindelwald, it was as obvious as a bright light in the darkness.
"It's nothing, it's just the influence of magic... You should have recently mastered a kind of light-oriented emotion-driven magic, which led to such a result..."
He Grindelwald clicked Tom, and then gave a conclusion.
This made Tom slightly shocked. It did have something to do with it. When he was in school, his emotional breakthrough caused his Lumos to undergo some changes that he had not imagined before. He did not expect that such magic would also have an impact.
"... Isn't it true that Dark Magic can have an impact on emotions or souls?"
This answer undoubtedly acknowledges the previous discovery of Grindelwald.
"When did I say that only..."
Grindelwald looked at him funny, "I'm just saying that Dark Magic may have a lot of negative effects on the change of the soul, so don't try Dark Magic easily, especially Three Unforgivable Curses... But if it is driven by too strong emotions, won't it have an impact? How is it possible?"
Tom was silent, not knowing how to answer.
After knowing that there was nothing serious about Tom, Mo Fei left the teachings of the master and apprentice, and continued to transform the orphanage on his own.
Here, Grindelwald begins to talk about further advanced knowledge of magic.
"At Wizarding World, you should also know through the class that to successfully cast a magic, you need the correct emotions, perfect spells and gestures, and abundant magic power. If you want the magic to be more versatile, you need to have a better understanding of the principles..."
"Only when these conditions are met, your magic can show qualified strength and effect..."
"If you want to enhance the power of magic, you need to start from these aspects, drive it with stronger emotions, input more magic power, and constantly dig into the essence of magic... Many wizards do this..."
"But someone discovered that blindly strengthening emotions is not a good thing. Although it will further enhance the power of magic, it will also bring unknown effects to magic..."
"So, at this time, Wizarding World had differences. Some wizards believed that magic itself was a symbol of mystery, so they began to use powerful emotions to drive magic to show more powerful magic with their own characteristics..."
"Some people are beginning to pay attention to precision. Their idea is that power is never the best choice. Being able to accurately control all the effects of each magic is the most important. Too extreme emotions will lead to loss of control..."
"These two attitudes of casting are the two thoughts in Wizarding World - Emotion School and Reason School."
"In my opinion, there is no clear boundary between the two. Some magic is suitable for using the Emotion School method and letting the magic bloom in your hands, while some magic is suitable for rational control to ensure that it can achieve all the desired effects..."
"What do you think about these two methods, Tom?"
Grindelwald looked at him, as if waiting for an answer.
Yes, strong emotions will cause magical effects to appear on the magic power. For example, my Lumos, because of my happy feeling, gave it more effects, and even this effect also acted on Peeves, with more obvious results...
This feeling seems good.
He could feel that if he followed this path, he might be able to make rapid progress and further master a lot of magic.
But correspondingly, this method of casting seems to make me more emotional.
Some things that I didn't care much about before are now able to touch my heart. How could this be possible before?
Now that I think about it, before I learned magic and practiced magic, it was all part of the Reason School process.
Analyze Charms bit by bit, correct pronunciation, study gestures, and slowly enter into the principles of magic. Although the progress is very slow, step by step is very practical.
This feeling seems good.
So how do you choose now?
Watching Tom lost in thought, Grindelwald sat aside leisurely and watched Mo Fei busy.
As he looked at it, he discovered something interesting.
When he came here before, he saw that the orphanage was being renovated. In his opinion, this was normal. After all, it had been a long time and there was something wrong with the renovation of the house.
But now when I was waiting for the answer from Tom, I looked over again.
The house renovated by Mo Fei actually has many special structures that only appear in magic families.
Those structures are generally used for some protective magic. On the one hand, they can enhance the sturdiness of the house. On the other hand, they can also form a unique barrier to separate the inside from the outside and ensure the mysterious independence.
This is also a way some families use to protect themselves.
I believe that not everyone is willing to let others spy on their home in the Divination way...
But Mo Fei is a Muggle. What is the purpose of doing this? Is it possible that the achievement is just to look good...
As he continued to read, his face also showed a bit of seriousness.
Of course Mo Fei did not do it in vain. He used Pure Water to soak the blood of some magical creatures and then engraved it in those special places. He engraved some Ancient Runes.
This behavior is obviously very unreasonable.
So, subconsciously, Grindelwald activated Heavenly Eye.
He constantly raised his perspective to see clearly the entire structure of the house.
Although there are still many areas that have not yet been renovated, he can already see what the future will look like.
Because of the inscription of Mo Fei, this house will gradually be enriched with mystery, just like the ancestral home of the wizard's family. Such enrichment will bring some benefits to the people here--
From the simplest point of view, the magic adaptability of the wizards living here will be much better, and ordinary Muggle can also enhance some mysterious resistance, thereby obtaining better physical fitness...
If this place can be maintained for a long time, then in a hundred years, it will even become an important node in Wizarding World, which can support many magical plants and magical creatures...
This is not an easy thing to do.
Even for a wizard, it is not easy to complete such a house.
But now, Mo Fei and Muggle actually did it.
Although if you look carefully, there are many layouts here that are similar to Nurmengard, it is surprising enough.
While he was surprised, Tom also figured out the answer to the question.
"... Professor, can't I use both methods? Just like you said, for some magic, I plan to continue to study its principles through rational methods, and for some magic, I will use emotions to ensure its power..."
"Isn't this a perfect solution?"
Grindelwald withdrew his gaze and looked at him with admiration, "Yes, if you want to become a powerful wizard, you should have this kind of thinking... So, you need to master a skill to prevent your emotions from continuously affecting yourself..."
"In fact, it can be regarded as a magic, that is--Occlumency..."