Chapter 390 Granger, your field is the most useless!

Perhaps what Hermione comprehended was not the elemental field, a thought flashed through Les' mind.

Rice knew that the domain was not entirely elemental. Some wizards could indeed comprehend strange non-elemental domains, and he had heard of them in the past.

but……

Non-elemental domains are often useless, and their actual combat strength and durability are far inferior to elemental domains. Unless the special effects of the domain are amazing enough, it is almost the same as learning a spell.

Rice had seen a guy whose domain enhanced his physical strength. At least according to Rowena's feedback, he didn't feel much difference when the wind blade cut through his body. If Rowena knew that his heir had comprehended such a domain, he would be in such a state of mind.

After figuring out what happened, Rice stood quietly behind Hermione, waiting for her to regain consciousness. At the same time, he was thinking about how to tell Rowena about this.

After a quarter of an hour, the magical fluctuations emanating from Hermione gradually stabilized, and the girl shuddered and regained consciousness.

What happened? Hermione was a little confused.

She was just reading the notes her teacher gave her, and as she was reading, she seemed to be distracted? No, it seemed that she was not distracted, but she seemed to have realized something?

Is this the area that Professor Spector mentioned? Why is it different from what is described in the teacher's notes?

Just when she was lost in confusion, Les appeared at the right time.

"Good morning, Hermione. I came to the library when I wanted to meet you. You have been here all the time." He sat down opposite Hermione with a warm smile.

Seeing Rice popping up like mushrooms in the jungle after rain, Hermione's eyes flashed with joy: Maybe the knowledgeable Rice knows something?

"Morning, I was just reading a note handed down from the Middle Ages, which recorded a magical magic called domain. Have you heard of it, Les?"

Of course Rice had heard of it. It was like asking Einstein in person if he had heard of the theory of relativity.

"Of course, the pinnacle of magic. In the Middle Ages, it was considered the only threshold to becoming a top wizard."

"Les, I suspect that I have awakened my domain." Hermione thought about it and decided to tell Les the truth about what she had just experienced.

"Really?" Les raised his eyebrows. He was a little surprised, because from Hermione's tone, she seemed to have fully awakened her realm? She was not stuck at the threshold of "half-step realm" or "pseudo realm" like Daphne and Cedric.

But that's normal. Her domain is not the elemental domain, and the difficulty of crossing that threshold is much easier than that of Daphne and Cedric.

"Maybe?" As a wizard who had awakened her domain for the first time and had never seen anyone else awaken their domain before, Hermione was also confused. She just had an intuition in her heart that she should have awakened her domain.

"Then why don't you try to expand your domain?" Les also wanted to see Hermione's domain.

He was very curious about it.

"Maybe there will be a bigger noise..." Hermione was still struggling, but Les, who was sitting opposite her, kept urging her and encouraging her.

"No problem, I can handle any unexpected situation."

At this moment, Hermione was immersed in her own changes and did not notice what Les said.

"Okay then." In the end, curiosity overcame her cautious instinct, and Hermione decided to try to expand her own field.

"Call on your magic power and meditate in your heart--" Les was guiding Hermione on the side, and the next moment, he felt a wave of magic passing by him.

But nothing seems to have changed.

Les:?

What happened? Did Hermione deploy her sphere?

Hermione was also a little confused, she didn't know much about her new field.

Les stood up from his seat and looked around carefully, trying to find any clues about Hermione's territory.

What happened to Hermione was really abnormal. Perhaps this was the characteristic of the non-elemental field - maybe the field of these people should not be called a field, but should be called special abilities?

While secretly complaining about Hermione's strange area, Rice was also highly focused, scanning every corner of the library, trying to find anything unusual.

Soon, Rice found something wrong: the library had become too quiet.

Although it was Hogsmeade's open day and the library was extremely deserted, the librarian, Madam Pince, and a small number of lower grade students should still be in the library.

But at this moment, Rice could no longer feel their presence.

He walked quickly to the library reference desk.

As expected, there was no one there. Les glanced at the exit door, and he immediately noticed something unusual - there was a dark void outside the glass of the door.

Rice walked to the door of the library and tried to pull the door handle, but the door didn't move at all, as if it was welded shut.

Rice turned his head suddenly, his eyes constantly wandering in the "library" in front of him. After a while, he came to a conclusion: this library is Hermione's domain!

He took big strides, took Hermione with him, and walked quickly around the library. He found that this library was very similar to the library at Hogwarts, but with slight differences in details.

First, the curtains on all the windows were drawn, and they couldn't be opened at all, as if they were under a permanent sticking spell; then there was no one here except him and Hermione, not only no one, but also no small insects like spiders and flies; finally, there were many books on the bookshelf, but some of the books only had outlines, and when you took them out, you could see that they were empty books with exquisite covers, and some books didn't even have names, they were just there for show. Especially the books in the forbidden area, almost none of them had content.

Rice also noticed that the structure of this library only imitated the structure of the Hogwarts Library, without adding any additional buildings, and Rowena's exclusive classroom was replaced by a study room.

'So Hermione's domain ability is to create a library? ' An idea flashed through Les' mind.

If that's the case, it's a bit of dark humor.

Your teacher controls the wind and the sky, your friend controls all liquids in the world, your classmate has the power of the earth and magma, and your ability is to build a library.

Hermione Granger, your field is the most useless! Les even heard Daphne's voice.

While Les's thoughts were drifting, Hermione also discovered the pattern of the books on the bookshelf.

"The books I have read all have content, while the books I have not read but remember the titles have titles but no content." Hermione casually pulled out a book called "Hogwarts: A History" from the bookshelf, opened it and saw that it was full of words.

"It looks like your domain is to open a library filled with books you've read - try bringing a book directly to yourself? This is your domain, you can do anything."

"Really?" Hermione, who didn't know the truth, was very happy.

Library field? Doesn't this mean that she can go into the library and read books anytime? She likes this field very much.

She tried it as Les said, and a copy of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them flew into her hands.

Hermione:!

"It turns out it really works!" She snapped her fingers several times, and six or seven books appeared out of thin air on the table beside her. When she got tired of this ability, she waved her hand, and all the books on the table automatically returned to their original positions.

But when Hermione tried to conjure up something to eat or drink, she failed.

"Maybe it's because eating is prohibited in the library?" she said to herself.

Rice was also a little surprised: This realm has its own rules? It seems to be different from ordinary non-elemental realms. Or it is different from most of the realms that Rice has seen.

Hermione's library domain cannot extend almost infinitely like the elemental domain, and her body cannot avoid attacks and move quickly by elementalization, but it is not like an ordinary non-elemental domain with only a small range. It covers a large area - after all, it is as big as a Hogwarts library and comes with some strange rules.

This area is truly amazing.

"Wait a minute!" Hermione suddenly interrupted Les's thoughts, took out a chocolate frog from her robe pocket, and then took out a pot of pumpkin juice from her schoolbag.

Les:? ? ?

"That's weird," Hermione also looked confused. "I just found this thing in my pocket. Is it because eating and drinking are prohibited in the library, but students can bring food in secretly?"

Rice blinked, took the chocolate frog from Hermione, opened the box before she could say anything to stop him, took out the chocolate frog and swallowed it in one gulp.

Mm, it tastes exactly like the chocolate frogs out there.

"That's weird, it violates—"

"Gamp's Basic Law of Transfiguration?" Les predicted what Hermione was going to say.

"Yes," the girl nodded, her messy hair swinging back and forth, "You can't conjure delicious food out of thin air."

"This is not something that appeared out of thin air." Les shook his head. "This consumed your magic power and was created in your realm."

The field is a very magical thing, in which all kinds of strange things can happen.

"Come to think of it, do you feel tired?" Les was also a little curious and wanted to know how long Hermione's domain could be open.

Her domain seems to be consuming her own magic power, and it is probably difficult to keep it open for as long as the elemental domain.

After hearing what Les said, Hermione also felt a little tired, but she felt that she could still hold on for a while, at least for a few more hours. If she hadn't just conjured up a pot of pumpkin juice and a piece of chocolate, she might have been able to hold on a little longer.

After asking a few questions, Rice had a general idea of ​​Hermione's field.

It seems that it is possible to create a library that contains the books she has read, and then the library has some strange rules, but Hermione can find a way to circumvent these rules.

It's an interesting but somewhat tasteless field.

"You should cancel the domain first." Les signaled Hermione to cancel the domain first so that the two of them could return to the real world.

Hermione did as she was told, and in the blink of an eye they were back in the real Hogwarts library.

Looking out the window at the clear sky, Les was sure that he and Hermione had returned to reality.

"Let's go for a walk by the Black Lake." Les took Hermione directly out of the library.

"Ms. Spector should have told you about the classification of fields, right?" On the way, Les and Hermione started chatting.

"I mentioned it once, but I didn't go into detail."

"I see..." Les told Hermione about the domain divisions he knew, including the advantages and disadvantages of the elemental domain and the various non-elemental domains he had seen and heard of.

However, he was very intelligent and did not mention the advantages and disadvantages between the elemental and non-elemental realms. When Hermione asked him about it, he just refuted it by saying "each has its own strengths".

Looking at Les who was walking beside her and talking about his field, Hermione realized something.

"Lies, do you also have a domain?" He knew so much about this extremely unpopular concept of domain, even more in detail than what Professor Spector wrote in his notes, which could only mean that he was very likely to have a domain as well.

"That's right." Les admitted openly. In his opinion, Hermione already had the right to know part of the truth.

"You actually have it?" Hermione's eyes widened.

"Yes."

"You never mentioned it!"

"You didn't ask, did you?"

Hermione: ...

Coincidentally, the two came to the edge of the Black Lake, and they walked side by side around the Black Lake for a while.

Les noticed that someone was spying on him in the castle not far away. That person was Helga, and it seemed that Helga had received his message.

"Do you want to try to open your domain again?" Knowing that Helga was watching here, Les asked Hermione to open her domain again.

This involved a guess he had about Hermione's field.

Although she didn't understand why, Hermione still did it. After opening the field, in the blink of an eye, the two of them were once again in the library field that looked like the Hogwarts library.

"Let's try how long this field can be extended for." Rice continued to test Hermione's field.

Such a magical field aroused his curiosity, and he planned to conduct a detailed study on it.

After taking out an hourglass from his arms and placing it on the table, Les took out the encyclopedia Hermione had given him and sat in Hermione's area to read.

Hermione: ...

Les is not a shy guy.

She smiled, took out her book and started doing her homework.

Time passed quickly. Rice's hourglass turned over once every quarter of an hour. After turning over thirteen times, Hermione put her things into her schoolbag.

"I can't hold on any longer." The girl's face looked a little pale.

After Les was ready, she lifted the domain and the two returned to the shores of Black Lake.

The first thing Rice did when he returned to reality was to look up at the position of the sun, and there was no obvious movement of the sun.

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