Chapter 237 Ghost Remnant Soul and Life
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Qi Shui Ping Gai
Chapter 237 Ghost Remnant Soul and Life
In the magic system, emotions originate from the soul, and both positive and negative emotions have different effects on magic.
Andy is very curious. If this secret is solved, will he be able to find out the nature of magic?
"Aha!"
Mr. Capone smiled and explained: "Pourring red paint and black paint into water will of course produce different effects. Mr. Collins, the mind affects the magic, but the magic will also affect the mind in turn."
Andy nodded in understanding.
Although Mr. Capone did not give the answer that Andy wanted to hear, the nature of magic has always been a thousand-year unsolved mystery in the magical world, and Andy did not have much hope.
And Andy discovered that Mr. Carl Capone is very suitable to be a professor. His explanation of magic is easy to understand, even a scumbag can understand it.
It would be great if Mr. Capone could come to Hogwarts to teach.
"Actually, I know what you want to ask."
Mr. Capone continued: "As the research on magic becomes more and more in-depth, we find that the heart, will, and even thinking will affect the performance of magic."
"These concepts actually originate from our thoughts, or... from our souls."
"Hmm...there are a lot of ghosts living in Hogwarts, right?"
Andy nodded quickly, as if he had caught something in his mind, but the thought flashed away.
This made Andy eager to hear Mr. Carbon's next answer.
"Have you ever seen a ghost perform magic?" Mr. Carbon asked with a smile.
"No!" Andy shook his head.
Having said that, Andy knew that Voldemort's remnant soul could actually use magic.
"But ghosts have magic powers!"
"Without magic, ghosts wouldn't exist," Mr. Capone said.
"If you have ever communicated with ghosts, you will find that ghosts have memories, they can think and talk, they can even be happy, angry, and sad..."
"Other than having no body, ghosts appear to be indistinguishable from living people."
Andy frowned slightly, thinking about the difference between ghosts and living people - just from the perspective of memory, emotion, and thinking, there seemed to be no difference between ghosts and living people.
And this also confirms what Mr. Capone said before.
The concepts of mind, thinking, will, and memory all originate from our soul.
Hermione was also thinking carefully about the difference between ghosts and living people.
"Yes, there is no difference!"
Mr. Capon smiled and said: "It's just... they are already dead. Yes, what the ghosts have lost is life. And life is the most important thing to the living."
That feeling came back.
Andy seemed to have caught something, but he seemed to have caught nothing.
life……
Compared with ghosts, although Voldemort only has a remnant soul left, he is not actually dead in the true sense.
Horcruxes stopped this.
Voldemort just lost his body, and his current state is between life and death - that is a very special state.
Voldemort did not lose his life...
So, is that why he can use magic?
But what is life?
Physical life?
Obviously not, because Voldemort has lost his body.
Is a wizard's spellcasting ability tied to life?
Professor Flitwick smiled when he saw this: "Okay, Carl. These questions are still too early for them."
"Filius, I don't think so."
Mr. Carbon said in a serious tone: "Mr. Collins is an excellent wizard. Even if I didn't tell him, he would soon study this field."
Andy heard this and said quickly: "Yes, Professor Flitwick, I want to know the answer to this question."
Mr. Capone glanced at Professor Flitwick proudly, and then said: "Then I'm afraid I'm going to disappoint you, Mr. Collins."
<divclass="contentadv">"Because I don't know what the answer to the question is."
Andy: "..."
I've taken off my pants, so you're going to show me this?
But I have to say that today's topic gave Andy a new understanding of magic and magic.
life!
This attribute is not available on the system panel. What impact does it have on magic?
Ghosts and the remnants of Voldemort... are also a subject worth studying.
Mr. Capone said: "Your Professor Flitwick stopped me because he was worried that my words would arouse your interest."
"There are too many great wizards in history who have spent their time on this problem, but in the end achieved nothing."
"Ghosts have magical powers but cannot use magic. What an interesting research topic!"
After a pause, Mr. Capone continued: "Actually, I have a guess: it is magic that replaces life and maintains the existence of ghosts."
"Of course, this is just my personal opinion. You can just listen to it, but don't take it as a wise saying. Hahaha——"
Magic replaces life and maintains the existence of ghosts?
It's not impossible!
If life is related to spellcasting ability, Andy believes that there should at least be the attribute 'life' on the system panel.
Since life cannot be added, it means that life has nothing to do with spell casting ability.
only……
Andy felt like his brain was in a state of mush.
So confused!
"Thank you for your explanation, Mr. Capone." Hermione said, nudging Andy with her elbow.
"Thank you!"
Andy came to his senses and joked: "To be honest, I'm much more confused now than before."
"Hahaha--"
Mr. Carbon laughed and said, "So your professor is right, Collins... don't study this subject lightly."
Professor Flitwick was a little helpless, "Karl, you have left me a lot of trouble."
Mr. Capone waved his hand, "Even if I don't tell him, this boy Collins will study these sooner or later. It's better to tell him now than to study alone in the future."
"The nature of magic... Hey! I finally understand, that is not a field that wizards can touch at all."
"Perhaps, only God knows everything."
Andy listened quietly.
Speaking of magic...
In fact, in China, magic is called innate energy, which is the basic essence of all things in the world.
It constitutes all things in the world... In the West, it is called magic!
The difference between the two sides is just due to cultural differences, which leads to different names.
But there is one thing...
The Chinese believe that innate energy, that is, magic power, is born from nothingness and is transformed into the essence of the human body in the mother's womb.
The reason why wizards can use magic is because acquired energy reverses innate energy, allowing wizards to possess the "basic essence that constitutes all things in the world."
That is, innate energy (magic power).
If we speculate according to this theory... magic is life?
Andy had a question mark on his forehead.
In the magic system, emotions originate from the soul, and both positive and negative emotions have different effects on magic.
Andy is very curious. If this secret is solved, will he be able to find out the nature of magic?
"Aha!"
Mr. Capone smiled and explained: "Pourring red paint and black paint into water will of course produce different effects. Mr. Collins, the mind affects the magic, but the magic will also affect the mind in turn."
Andy nodded in understanding.
Although Mr. Capone did not give the answer that Andy wanted to hear, the nature of magic has always been a thousand-year unsolved mystery in the magical world, and Andy did not have much hope.
And Andy discovered that Mr. Carl Capone is very suitable to be a professor. His explanation of magic is easy to understand, even a scumbag can understand it.
It would be great if Mr. Capone could come to Hogwarts to teach.
"Actually, I know what you want to ask."
Mr. Capone continued: "As the research on magic becomes more and more in-depth, we find that the heart, will, and even thinking will affect the performance of magic."
"These concepts actually originate from our thoughts, or... from our souls."
"Hmm...there are a lot of ghosts living in Hogwarts, right?"
Andy nodded quickly, as if he had caught something in his mind, but the thought flashed away.
This made Andy eager to hear Mr. Carbon's next answer.
"Have you ever seen a ghost perform magic?" Mr. Carbon asked with a smile.
"No!" Andy shook his head.
Having said that, Andy knew that Voldemort's remnant soul could actually use magic.
"But ghosts have magic powers!"
"Without magic, ghosts wouldn't exist," Mr. Capone said.
"If you have ever communicated with ghosts, you will find that ghosts have memories, they can think and talk, they can even be happy, angry, and sad..."
"Other than having no body, ghosts appear to be indistinguishable from living people."
Andy frowned slightly, thinking about the difference between ghosts and living people - just from the perspective of memory, emotion, and thinking, there seemed to be no difference between ghosts and living people.
And this also confirms what Mr. Capone said before.
The concepts of mind, thinking, will, and memory all originate from our soul.
Hermione was also thinking carefully about the difference between ghosts and living people.
"Yes, there is no difference!"
Mr. Capon smiled and said: "It's just... they are already dead. Yes, what the ghosts have lost is life. And life is the most important thing to the living."
That feeling came back.
Andy seemed to have caught something, but he seemed to have caught nothing.
life……
Compared with ghosts, although Voldemort only has a remnant soul left, he is not actually dead in the true sense.
Horcruxes stopped this.
Voldemort just lost his body, and his current state is between life and death - that is a very special state.
Voldemort did not lose his life...
So, is that why he can use magic?
But what is life?
Physical life?
Obviously not, because Voldemort has lost his body.
Is a wizard's spellcasting ability tied to life?
Professor Flitwick smiled when he saw this: "Okay, Carl. These questions are still too early for them."
"Filius, I don't think so."
Mr. Carbon said in a serious tone: "Mr. Collins is an excellent wizard. Even if I didn't tell him, he would soon study this field."
Andy heard this and said quickly: "Yes, Professor Flitwick, I want to know the answer to this question."
Mr. Capone glanced at Professor Flitwick proudly, and then said: "Then I'm afraid I'm going to disappoint you, Mr. Collins."
<divclass="contentadv">"Because I don't know what the answer to the question is."
Andy: "..."
I've taken off my pants, so you're going to show me this?
But I have to say that today's topic gave Andy a new understanding of magic and magic.
life!
This attribute is not available on the system panel. What impact does it have on magic?
Ghosts and the remnants of Voldemort... are also a subject worth studying.
Mr. Capone said: "Your Professor Flitwick stopped me because he was worried that my words would arouse your interest."
"There are too many great wizards in history who have spent their time on this problem, but in the end achieved nothing."
"Ghosts have magical powers but cannot use magic. What an interesting research topic!"
After a pause, Mr. Capone continued: "Actually, I have a guess: it is magic that replaces life and maintains the existence of ghosts."
"Of course, this is just my personal opinion. You can just listen to it, but don't take it as a wise saying. Hahaha——"
Magic replaces life and maintains the existence of ghosts?
It's not impossible!
If life is related to spellcasting ability, Andy believes that there should at least be the attribute 'life' on the system panel.
Since life cannot be added, it means that life has nothing to do with spell casting ability.
only……
Andy felt like his brain was in a state of mush.
So confused!
"Thank you for your explanation, Mr. Capone." Hermione said, nudging Andy with her elbow.
"Thank you!"
Andy came to his senses and joked: "To be honest, I'm much more confused now than before."
"Hahaha--"
Mr. Carbon laughed and said, "So your professor is right, Collins... don't study this subject lightly."
Professor Flitwick was a little helpless, "Karl, you have left me a lot of trouble."
Mr. Capone waved his hand, "Even if I don't tell him, this boy Collins will study these sooner or later. It's better to tell him now than to study alone in the future."
"The nature of magic... Hey! I finally understand, that is not a field that wizards can touch at all."
"Perhaps, only God knows everything."
Andy listened quietly.
Speaking of magic...
In fact, in China, magic is called innate energy, which is the basic essence of all things in the world.
It constitutes all things in the world... In the West, it is called magic!
The difference between the two sides is just due to cultural differences, which leads to different names.
But there is one thing...
The Chinese believe that innate energy, that is, magic power, is born from nothingness and is transformed into the essence of the human body in the mother's womb.
The reason why wizards can use magic is because acquired energy reverses innate energy, allowing wizards to possess the "basic essence that constitutes all things in the world."
That is, innate energy (magic power).
If we speculate according to this theory... magic is life?
Andy had a question mark on his forehead.
