#25 - Magical Sensitivity

"Similarly, the incantations and casting motions of spells are the same. Accurate movements and incantations allow wizards with decreased sensitivity to master spells more quickly and easily. You must know that in the era when wizards did not have wands, silent and wandless casting was the norm. Read"

Flitwick cleared his throat, inevitably feeling a little parched after explaining so much.

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"I see," Anduin recalled his years of self-training and hard work. This not only made his total magic power stronger than others, but it seemed that his magic sensitivity was also far beyond that of normal people because of his cultivation.

"Good, you see, almost all the young wizards today have a lot of difficulty when casting spells, because their sensitivity to magic has decreased. Compared with the occasional release of small tricks in the past, this actually forms a 'perception gap'. So the initial spell learning is very important. If you don't pay attention, it may even make the young wizards feel that it is more and more difficult to cast spells, and even produce pessimistic emotions, and emotions are also a crucial part of spell release."

"Some talented wizards can indeed quickly learn one or two spells after just getting their wands, but that also requires a gradual process. As they grow older, wizards' magic storage, control over magic, and sensitivity to magic will gradually increase, until the wizard is in their 30s. So for wizards, learning and releasing spells will become easier and easier."

"Therefore, if you can only skillfully use a few spells, it's nothing, but when you say that you have mastered all the spells of the first year and can stably and skillfully perform silent casting, then it proves that you are very abnormal."

"So, can you tell me, old man? This is very important for the academic research of wizarding spell development. I hope you can understand my curiosity." Professor Flitwick asked Anduin in a very sincere tone.

In fact, he also knew that it was very rude to casually explore other people's secrets, but his love for spells made him shamelessly ask Anduin. Although he was very old, he still had a very strong desire for knowledge of the unknown.

Anduin thought for a while, feeling that Professor Flitwick was very sincere, and also explained so much knowledge about spells to him, which actually solved many of his long-standing doubts, and this was not a big secret for him.

"Thank you, Professor Flitwick. In fact, the reason why I can cast silently so early may not be as complicated as you believe. It is actually related to my childhood experiences." Anduin believed that Professor Flitwick was trustworthy, so he carefully told Professor Flitwick what he could say.

And Professor Flitwick listened carefully.

"You may not know, but I am actually an orphan. The experience in the orphanage since I was a child made me understand the independent life very early. When I was about seven years old, I found that some abnormal phenomena began to appear around me. That should be the magic surge you mentioned. Objects around me sometimes suddenly fly into the air." Anduin said while confirming to Flitwick.

Professor Flitwick nodded accordingly.

"At that time, I was extremely scared, but I was in the Muggle world at that time, and no one could tell me what it meant, so I kept the secret while starting to study the abnormal ability in detail. I found that I was indeed different."

"At that time, I actually thought I had, uh, what Muggles call superpowers. At that time, I was nervous and excited, so I began to explore the unusual power in my body. I started learning how to control it. It was very difficult at first, but curiosity made me very patient."

"Thinking about me at that time, sometimes I even feel a little incredible. At that time, I would stare at a cup all day long, trying to mobilize the ability in my body, I mean magic. At that time, I didn't have the concept of magic." Anduin's eyes seemed to see himself again in those years, and he said lightly.

Professor Flitwick also raised his eyebrows and nodded. He didn't expect that the young man in front of him had such a special experience.

"Persistence is often fruitful. I have forgotten exactly how many times I practiced. Finally, one day, I may have vaguely sensed magic and actually moved the cup in front of my eyes. I tried to remember that feeling, followed by constant attempts and practice. I think about it, this kind of practice has not stopped until I received the Hogwarts admission letter."

Then, in Professor Flitwick's stunned expression, Anduin waved his hand gently, and the basic book in front of him floated quietly in the air.

"My God, this is... this is silent wandless casting!" Flitwick stared at Anduin with shining eyes.

But Anduin had not finished his words.

"In the long years of practice, the release of magic has become more and more comfortable, and I have also tried to deepen my control over magic through weight-bearing training and delay training. I think it is in the continuous training process that I have become more sensitive to magic, uh, as you said."

"Later, I received the Hogwarts admission notice. Professor McGonagall took me to buy my first wand, and I, who was very curious about the magical world, couldn't wait to teach myself magic. At the beginning, I really felt that my sensitivity to magic had decreased as you said.

Casting spells with a wand, especially the Levitation Charm, became very smooth and stable, but there were indeed some discomfort when leaving the wand or not chanting spells, but perhaps my years of training made me more sensitive to magic than others, and my control was stronger. After many practices, I can make objects float without a wand." Anduin told Professor Flitwick what he could tell, he didn't want to tell the truth about things like martial arts and meditation, because it was difficult to explain how he learned it.

"Then, I felt very comfortable learning other spells, but in fact, only the Levitation Charm can achieve silent and wandless casting." In fact, there is also the Impediment Jinx, but he is not going to say this.

After listening to Anduin's experience, Professor Flitwick felt both incredible and reasonable. There is no shortcut, only hard work. At the same time, he had a trace of admiration for the young wizard in front of him.

"Oh, Anduin, you were simply born to be a Ravenclaw student. How could the Sorting Hat put you in Slytherin?" Professor Flitwick sighed with regret.

Because that broken hat is petty, Anduin secretly complained.