For the next half month, he stayed at home and didn't go anywhere, accompanying his parents and sorting out magic research by the way. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

Unlike when he first entered the school, he didn't understand anything, Ai Wen has read a lot of magic books in the past few years, and has done a lot of experiments one after another, but he has not systematically sorted it out, and this time at home is a rare opportunity.

In fact, he has reached a plateau in many aspects of magical research, but his achievements are beyond imagination.

Ai Wen is going to spend half a month to sort out and determine the focus of his next research.

The first is the Dark Arts, which is his strongest combat method at the moment.

Aside from the few spells he had learned, his systematic study of the dark arts should have started when he got Tom Riddle's diary.

From it, Evan learns the entire system of the Dark Arts and determines the direction of its future development.

In order to lure Evan into deplorable, Voldemort as a student told him a lot of forbidden knowledge, almost all he knew.

Voldemort himself had all the theories of the dark arts, and the mere thought of it was exciting enough.

By any measure, this knowledge is very valuable, equivalent to Voldemort's early experience in the study of dark arts, and many Death Eaters turned to Voldemort to obtain these dark powers, but could not obtain them despite their best efforts.

Evan took the liberty of communicating with Tom Riddle's diary, and now it seems that although it is reckless and very dangerous, it also obtained the magic that these dark wizards dreamed of, and found a shortcut to quickly improve his strength, laying the foundation for future development.

Later, the dark magic books that Evan found in the Black family's ancestral home were a powerful addition to the knowledge imparted by Tom Riddle.

Those spell books systematically explained the theory of black magic, and let Evan know a lot of advanced and unpopular black magic.

Until now, he has not completely absorbed and digested all this knowledge, and can only say that he has a rough understanding.

Being too esoteric is one thing, but the main reason is the lack of practice.

Evan can't use the corpse, blood, or soul of a creature like a real dark wizard to conduct those messy magic experiments, and he can't afford those evil and cruel thoughts in his heart, and he can't abandon his conscience, which dooms him to have limited achievements in black magic.

Evan knew a lot about the theories of the dark arts, but he didn't use them as effectively as those wizards who were evil by nature.

Peter Pettigrew, for example, once used a spell to blow up an entire street, which is a typical black magic.

Powerful, simple to use, and not so restrictive......

But Evan didn't dare to use it, and this black magic had an equally great effect on his mind.

The whole process is a bit like the whispers of evil gods, and frequent this kind of magic will make people evil and crazy.

Evan had already discovered this, except for those relatively neutral black magic such as the Fire Spell and the Corrosion Spell, most of the remaining black magic that he couldn't use at all, or every time he cast it, he felt a strong sense of guilt and defiled his soul.

It can be said that he currently has a theory of dark magic that far surpasses that of ordinary wizards, and even most of the Death Eaters, but it is fundamentally different from that of real dark wizards.

His research in this area has also entered a bottleneck, and there will not be much breakthrough in the short term.

In terms of guardian magic and white magic, Aven's progress has been limited.

Sirius's previous reminder made him realize that he should develop in white magic, and that this was the right way.

But because of the lack of systematic teaching like Tom Riddle's diary, Evan struggled to learn on his own.

Again, the school's teaching is only about the skin, and Hogwarts promotes Defence Against the Dark Arts.

Defence Against the Dark Arts is a combination of white magic, guardian magic, and a significant number of other branches of magic.

Learning how to deal with dark magic and dark creatures can quickly improve the ability of wizards to fight against dark wizards, but doing so will not help you understand the nature of magic and further become a great white wizard like Dumbledore.

Dumbledore might have taught Evan something, but not much, and it was mostly up to him to figure it out.

The result of self-study is that like Evan now, the knowledge he has mastered is very miscellaneous and scattered, and there is no system, and there are many things that cannot be used, and if he does not meet a wizard who uses that kind of black magic, the methods and spells he has mastered are meaningless.

Evan decided to go to the Black family library to have a second look, and if he still didn't find any records of the systematic research experience of his predecessors, then he could only ask Dumbledore to learn from the greatest white wizard of our time......

Other than that, what he's best at the moment should be Transfiguration.

This is the largest branch of magic independent of the Black Arts and Guardian magic systems, and is widely used.

Evan is gifted in shapeshifting, and Professor McGonagall is willing to pass on more knowledge to him in private.

With the help of the Philosopher's Stone, he can manifest transformational abilities beyond the imagination of the world.

All he needs to do now is speed up his transformation and apply it to combat.

In the same vein, there is Potions, which is a great help to improve the strength.

As a rare Potions Master, Snape was willing to share his research experience with his students, although he had a bad attitude.

Even if Evan asks for advice on potion brewing, he will teach carefully after a sarcastic meal.

Transfiguration and Potions won't be too much of a problem as long as Professor McGonagall and Snape are around.

When it comes to spells, Professor Flitwick will also tell Evan some special spell-casting techniques, and if you have any difficulties, just take them and ask them for advice.

Unfortunately, Evan had no interest in herbalism, otherwise the Sprats would have been more than willing to teach him how to care for exotic plants and fungi, and how to deal with poisonous and dangerous plants.

After combing through his knowledge of magic, Evan decided to focus his next research on alchemy.

This is a rather esoteric branch of magic that requires a deep knowledge of spells, potions, dark arts, and ancient magic texts, and is often only covered in a seventh-grade magic class.

With Nicol Lemay's help, Evan was not a problem.

He believed that after this trip to Egypt, there would be some progress and breakthroughs in alchemy.

This helped him better use the power of the Philosopher's Stone, and was the basis for further research into the Book of Abraham and the secret of the evil gods.

While studying alchemy, he is also planning to spare some energy to focus on demonic magic.

There was also a demon altar beneath the Hogwarts kitchen, which looked like a house elf, and Evan speculated that it might have something to do with the treasure key left behind by Hufflepuff, but previous experience had taught him to be careful when dealing with demons.

Also, after going to the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic to get the time turner, he still needs to master a certain amount of time magic.

Only then can you use that time converter......

Thinking along these lines, Evan also had to spend energy and time learning about mysterious shamanic spells and vampire magic.

Not to mention, the powerful ancient magic that is revealed, but still untouchable!

If you think about it carefully, although his strength has improved a lot, there is no less to learn, and it has become more difficult.

He sighed, he was still quite far from becoming a powerful wizard and understanding the nature of magic.