Chapter 376 How to cross the lake

Everyone gathered around and looked at the boat.

"Headmaster, how did you know it was here?" Hermione looked at the boat curiously, with a lot of questions in her little head.

"Magic will always leave traces." Dumbledore said, with a soft "bang" sound, the boat hit the lake shore, "Sometimes the traces are very obvious."

As he said this, he thought for a while and said, "You can also try this technique... Can it mobilize the magic power in the body?"

Harry and Ginny looked silly, "What is that?"

Principal Dumbledore opened his mouth, seemingly helpless, "This..."

Because Hermione had been exposed to alchemy, she still had some understanding of the magic in the body. She asked, "Harry, Ginny, you don't think that wizards can cast magic because they have a wand, do you?"

"Isn't it?" Harry was stunned.

Ginny nodded in agreement, "Without a wand, a wizard cannot perform magic. This is common sense."

"Who told you that wizards can't cast spells without a wand..." Robert raised his forehead, "Don't you know that Mrs. Pince, who guards the library, is actually an amazing master of wandless spellcasting?"

"Mrs. Pince?" Harry's eyes widened.

Ginny shouted in disbelief, "Wandless casting?"

Sirius was confused for a moment, then looked stunned, "Um, Mrs. Pince, God, you mean Irma?"

The little wizards looked at him blankly, not quite understanding why the uncle was so excited.

"Yes, Black." Principal Dumbledore explained, "Irma Pince, that lady with extraordinary magical talent, has become a member of Hogwarts."

Sirius said depressedly, "Oh, you didn't tell me that."

Principal Dumbledore was also a little depressed, "I can't go to Azkaban to tell you this."

Sirius laughed dryly, finally remembering that he had been stupid for a moment and almost made a big mistake.

This caused him to have one thing that he wasn't sure how to tell other people who didn't know.

He, an adoptive father, turned into a dog, stayed with his adopted son, and had fun playing with him?

It's simply a human comedy.

"Then...why can wizards use magic?" Harry looked confused.

Ginny thought thoughtfully, "Magic riot?"

"That is the most intuitive manifestation." Hermione said, "It proves one thing, there is magic in our bodies."

"I see." Ginny nodded, "I thought only the wand was the key to casting spells, but it turns out we ourselves are?"

Harry was confused when he heard this, "What are you talking about? Magical riot, what is that?"

Hermione looked at him strangely, "Did nothing unusual happen to you when you were a child?"

"……ha?"

"For example... you can talk to cats, and you can see some creatures that others can't see..." Ginny's eyes widened and she asked in surprise, "How else do you think you would have received the notification?"

Harry's eyes widened as well, "Because my parents are both wizards!"

Hermione and Ginny looked at each other and rolled their eyes.

"Have you forgotten Filch? His parents are wizards, but he is a squib!" Hermione said angrily.

Ginny's eyes widened, "So Filch is a squib?"

Harry continued to be confused, "What is a squib?"

Ginny shrugged her little nose, "That's right, a wizard who can't use magic."

"There are still wizards who can't use magic?" Harry felt like he was hearing a joke. "Why are there still wizards if they can't use magic anymore? Shouldn't they be Muggles?"

Ginny was speechless.

After a long while, she hesitated and said, "That's...that's because the Squib comes from a wizarding family..."

"Squibs refer to Muggles from wizarding families." Robert helped explain, "Most of them have not experienced magic riots, and basically those who have not shown any magical talent before the age of 11 will be regarded as squibs."

Harry opened his mouth, a little confused, "But, I don't seem to have encountered anything strange..."

"Well, I seem to remember that I once climbed onto the roof of the school, and was scolded by the principal for doing so. But I just wanted to hide behind the big trash can outside the kitchen, but all of a sudden..." Ha Lee scratched his head sheepishly.

"Too hard?" Robert laughed. "That must be fun."

Harry shrugged innocently.

"In short, this does prove that we are all magical people, but..." Hermione said with some embarrassment, "How to mobilize this?"

Everyone looked at Principal Dumbledore again.

Seeing that they were so eager to learn, Mr. Principal naturally wanted to teach them. Instead of just giving a few words, he briefly explained the principle of magic mobilization and let the little wizards try it on their own. He took the opportunity to say a few words to Black. As he spoke, the two of them stared at the boat without blinking.

"Is this boat safe?" Sirius asked worriedly.

"I think it's safe." Principal Dumbledore said softly. "Voldemort needs a way to cross the lake smoothly when he needs to visit or take away the thing he placed, so as not to anger the place where he placed it. Those inferi in the lake.”

Sirius nodded, "So, you want to say that if we cross the lake on Voldemort's boat, the Inferi in the water won't attack us?"

"I think we must be mentally prepared. Once they find out that we are not Voldemort, they are likely to attack us." Principal Dumbledore said this without much worry on his face.

Blake glanced at the boat, "So, we still have to take the boat over."

Principal Dumbledore did not speak, but he frowned, "This thing... doesn't seem to be able to bear the weight according to the number of people..."

"What do you mean?" Sirius was a little confused, "You mean...this thing can't only seat one person?"

Principal Dumbledore stretched his brows and nodded, "It should bear the weight according to the amount of magic power. It can probably only accommodate the magic power of one wizard."

Sirius also frowned, "That's not possible. I don't feel comfortable letting the children take the boat by themselves. What if something in the lake attacks them..."

The two people stood by the lake, frowning and thinking.

Robert leaned over and asked in a low voice, "Professor, can we leave? If you have any questions, maybe I can help you."

Principal Dumbledore stated their concerns with a faint smile, and then said, "It doesn't matter, I will take you all there. After all... I think you and Miss Granger have learned something about human deformation." Skill."

After speaking, he blinked.

Seeing his playful behavior, Robert also blinked and asked in an incomprehensible tone, "Then, why don't you let Kreacher take us in directly?"