Section 115

Carefully feeling the flowing clouds and wind, he suddenly had some insights in his heart, recalling the magic circuit diagram he drew during the Christmas holidays.

Thinking of this, he quickly took out his notebook from his pocket and tried to combine his own insights with the magic circuit diagram to see if he could form a new pattern.

Luna looked up at the carvings on the door frame, "These carvings are so vivid... It feels like they are born naturally, not... carved by people."

Omenis smiled slightly and said, "As far as I know, the carvings already existed when the wizards landed on the island."

"Maybe it's just like you said, Odin recorded his thoughts and ideas in the form of magic, so there are no traces of carving?"

There are also exquisite reliefs on the walls on both sides of the porch, as if telling the shock of the convergence of waves and thunder and lightning.

The relief not only captures the magnificence of the sea, but also freezes the fleeting surging excitement into eternity.

"Odin is such a great artist!" Luna walked to Vizette's side, "Are you... drawing?"

"I just saw the carvings on the door frame, and I always felt that it seemed to be connected to this picture." Vizette nodded and tried to draw a line.

"Is that so?" Luna came closer and saw the two magic circuits at the top of the notebook and the dozen or so slightly sloppy connection diagrams below.

Vizette smelled the familiar fragrance of plants and subconsciously extended his hands so that Luna could see the notebook more easily.

A slightly cold touch passed over Vizette's fingers, and Luna took the pen from his hand and looked at the connection diagram with interest.

"It seems to be those carvings outside... Did you get inspiration from them? I feel that this pattern is the most beautiful, maybe it can make them more flexible."

Luna said softly, putting the tip of the pen on a connection diagram drawn before.

There was a tremor in Vizette's hand.

Not long after, Luna pushed the notebook back, "Look at this... Isn't it much better?"

Although there are multiple connection diagrams on the notebook, Vizette can recognize which connection diagram Luna has modified with just one glance.

The other connection diagrams still feel blocked, only the fourth connection diagram from the bottom connects the two magic circuits very smoothly.

If he has to describe it specifically, Vizette can only say that it feels like a strong wind pushing a boulder to move quickly.

"How is it? Is it better than before?" Luna's tone was full of expectation.

Vizette nodded with a bright smile on his face, "It's very beautiful, better than any pattern I've drawn."

"That's good!" Luna nodded with satisfaction, put her hands behind her back, and skipped forward a few steps.

Vizette exhaled lightly, put the notebook back in her pocket, and hurriedly followed.

This combined magic circuit will be studied when we return to the hotel!

…

They walked into the hall along the porch, admiring the reliefs on the wall, as if they were on a lonely boat, feeling the baptism of the waves and thunder.

There were also reliefs in the circular hall, which were also related to the sea.

It was just a depiction of a calm ocean, and even a setting sun sinking into the sea.

In the huge hall, there was only a stone chair in the center.

Apart from that, there was nothing else.

“It feels… empty.” Xenophilius paced in the hall, and his footsteps kept “clicking”.

Omenis said: “Yes, many wizards who came here for the reputation were as disappointed as you when facing the empty hall.”

“Perhaps it is because of this that there are not many tourists in this wizard ruins, far less than the wizard ruins in Egypt?”

Vizet still maintained the magic eye, pacing like Xenophilius, absorbing all the ancient magic power contained, and then pouring it into the “Wizard Practical Guide”.

In fact, most of the maps related to this island in his mind have been lit up, but the "Wizards' Practical Guide" is still not satisfied and has not opened a new page.

"You can't let me climb on that cloud, right?" Vizet shook his head and smiled, stretched and looked around.

After the ancient magic power was absorbed, he was surprised to find that murals appeared on the walls of the hall.

However, Xenophilius on the side muttered: "Is there nothing? I feel empty in my heart..."

Hearing these words, Vizet realized that these murals on the wall might only be seen by him.

The murals seemed to overlap and were extremely blurry. It was impossible to see what was depicted.

Vizet frowned slightly and tried to cast a silent and wandless floating spell. It actually worked on the murals and separated them.

He hurriedly took two steps forward and looked at the four murals that had been separated on the wall.

In the first mural, a towering tree appears, and around it, countless figures with their hands raised high can be seen.

In the second mural, on a land covered with bones, a spear pierces the sky, piercing through a man's chest. There is no pain on that man's face, only peace and tranquility.

In the third mural, the spear still pierces the sky, but the man whose chest is pierced disappears, leaving behind halos spreading outward one after another.

In the last mural, the picture is very simple, with only a wizard riding a long-horned horse.

Chapter 30 Pandora, an ancient scholar of magical power?

The three murals, the human figure, the corpse, the spear and the halo, seem to record a cruel sacrificial ceremony...

Countless people gathered under the towering tree. They experienced an extremely bloody fight, but in the end there was no winner, and they turned into halos one after another.

So what does the halo represent?

And who is the wizard riding a horse?

Is he the person behind the sacrifice, or does he have another identity?

Just as Vizette was daydreaming, Xenophilius suddenly said "Ouch", as if he was tripped by something.

Vizette hurriedly looked in the direction of the sound and found that there were several more gullies on the ground.

These gullies intertwined with each other, forming a... spiral cyclone pattern.

This pattern represents the power of ancient magic.

Whether it is in the "Wizard's Practical Guide" or Ollivander's wand box, it can be verified.

Luna seemed to have just come to her senses, and hurried to Xenophilius, helping him up, "Dad, are you okay?"

"Baby, Dad is fine!" Xenophilius waved his hand, "What's going on here? Why are there so many pits?"

"Mr. Omnis, when you brought people here before, did this place suddenly become like this?"

"Pits?" Omnis waved his wand and asked calmly, "I find it a little difficult to understand, can you describe it to me?"

"It's a cyclone-like pattern." Luna said, "I feel like I've seen it before... Yes! Mom once drew this for me."

"Yes!" Xenophilius suddenly realized, "Pandora did draw it before! I've seen it several times! Absolutely!"

Omnis's face He changed and asked in surprise: "Do you all know this pattern?"

Xenophilius nodded, "My wife is a historian, and she has studied a lot of magic and spells from it."

"Like this pattern, it is the pattern she studies most often, including various other related materials."

Omenis's expression became extremely strange, and he asked tentatively: "Excuse me... Can your wife apply those magic and spells?"

Xenophilius shook his head, "No, those magic and spells... can't be used."

"Can I meet Mrs. Lovegood?" Omenis asked, "I want to talk to her in person... Because I am also very interested in these histories."

Xenophilius glanced at Luna, lowered his voice and approached Omenis and said. "My wife... has passed away..."

"At that time, she was experimenting with a related spell, but she didn't expect it to cause a terrible accident, so..."

As he spoke, Xenophilius sighed and his expression became much gloomier.

Omenis said quickly, "I'm sorry for bringing up your sad story."

...

After visiting the Odin ruins, everyone planned to return. After resting at the Fedorot Hotel, they went to watch the circus performance.

Walking on the forest path, Omenis seemed very interested in magic and spells.

He and Xenophilius walked in front and asked several questions related to it.

Vizet came to Luna and asked, "Did you see a different light in that ruin?"

Luna's mother knew the ancient magic power pattern. Looking back at what Luna had said in the past, Vizet had a feeling that Luna also knew something about ancient magic power.

"Different light?" Luna looked at Vizet, thought about this question very seriously, and then shook her head and said, "I didn't see a different light."

"I just felt that the ruins were very peaceful... Just like the moon fool dancing to the moon, Odin must have been very happy during the time he spent in the ruins."

Hearing Luna's words, Vizet nodded gently.

The fact that she didn't see any different light could indicate that Luna might not have the magic eye and couldn't directly observe the ancient magic power.

However, Luna had a kind of extraordinary sensitivity, and could always perceive the different charm of everything. Perhaps this was another kind of magic talent, similar to... the heart of magic?

In any case, Vizette had a feeling that there was a close connection between Luna and the ancient magic power.

Just like the "Ancient Magic: Shield" he obtained, if it wasn't for Luna's inspiration, he couldn't successfully perform it.

And the incident at the end of the last school year, after Voldemort entered the Labyrinth of Souls, he successfully wiped out Voldemort with the help of Luna's Christmas gift.

Vizette vaguely realized that he seemed to be on a big web, entangled by countless silk threads, and perhaps there would be some different challenges waiting for him in the future.

It's just that the identity of the guardian is too special. It's hard for him to find someone to talk to about the secrets of the ancient magic power except for Principal Dumbledore.