Chapter 62: peep
I don't know how long it has been, Kewen slowly opened his closed eyes.
"How is it? Did it succeed?" Ollivander asked immediately, looking a little eagerly.
"Uh..." Cowen scratched his head.
Ollivander saw this, his heart sank, and asked in surprise: "Failed?"
"No, how do I put it..." Kewen's tone was a bit tangled: "Success is success, but what I finally built is not a library."
"Not a library?" Ollivander frowned his silver eyebrows slightly: "Are you sure you succeeded?"
"I can be sure of this." Kewen nodded his head affirmatively: "What I built is like...like a few boxes."
Kewen made a metaphor and used gestures to cooperate at the same time: "It is not that all the memories of the library are in one room, but the memory is divided into several boxes, and there are more small boxes in the box. I constructed it like this. "
Ollivander fantasized about Cowen's description, and said uncertainly for a while: "In this way, I can't be sure whether the effect of your structure and the library effect I mentioned is suitable."
"This is more unexpected..." Kewen scratched his head embarrassedly: "When I first started building, I couldn't help but build it like that. I couldn't help it. When I recovered, it was too late to change it back."
"Involuntary?" Ollivander was stunned. After thinking about it, the worry on his face disappeared. Instead, he said with some joy: "As long as you can be sure that you succeeded, you can't help but... I think this may be destiny for you. After all, everyone’s effect of releasing the spell is different. I guess it may be your wizard intuition that helped you make this choice. Maybe this choice is the best for you.”
"Maybe..." Kewen's tone was a bit uncertain, but he couldn't explain the truth. After all, if he explained it, Ollivander would not understand what a computer is.
What's more, if Kewen explained truthfully, he might be exposed to the crisis of his identity as a ‘traverser’ because of various unreasonable details.
It was so hard for him to maintain the personality, so that Ollivander and the academy ignored all kinds of unreasonableness in him, so that no one would go into his details...
The topic about the success of the'Memory Mantra' ends here.
Ollivander started another topic: "Okay, you will experience the effect slowly in the future. Do you still have energy now?"
"I'm fine." Kewen was sure.
"In this case, let's continue to learn Occlumency." Ollivander suggested.
"Okay sir, how do we start?" Kewen was taken aback while talking.
Because as Ollivander uttered the word'Occlumency', all of his memories of'Occlumency' suddenly appeared in Cowen's mind.
All the information and pictures he had obtained by looking up the data through the computer suddenly appeared clearly in his mind, as if he was on the scene.
Because of this, Kewen couldn't help being stunned. The effect of this ‘memory spell’ is also amazing!
"What's wrong with you?" Ollivander couldn't help asking strangely when he saw Cowen in a daze.
"Ah? Oh nothing." Kewen regained his senses, and explained with an inspiration: "I remembered why the word'Occlusion' was familiar before, and I saw it in a book when I was searching for materials in the library. Pass the word."
"So that's the case." Ollivander believed the lie that Kewen temporarily made up, and couldn't help but said happily: "It seems that your'memory spell' has succeeded, congratulations."
"Thank you sir." Kewen thanked him, and at the same time quickly changed the subject: "Let's start learning, what do I need to do this time?"
"Mens, this is a spell." Ollivander said: "You read it with me first, oh, I forgot, now you can remember what you want to remember by listening or reading it."
Kewen couldn't help but smile upon hearing the words: "Yes, sir, I think I have memorized the spell."
"Okay." Ollivander laughed and shook his head, then exhorted: "But this spell has higher requirements."
"What's the requirement?" Kewen praised.
"Because Occlumency is used for confidentiality, it should not be obvious when it is required to be used, otherwise others will know that you are going to lie and hide your memory."
Ollivander explained: "Therefore, the use of this spell is silent and wandless."
"I can do it silently." Kewen nodded and asked curiously: "But how can I do it without a stick?"
"Strong idea!" Ollivander taught in a deep voice.
"Strong idea?" Kewen did a repeater.
"Yes, a strong idea." Ollivander repeated solemnly again, and then explained: "Most of the spells are cast without a wand. This is the case. You must have a very strong mind and a very clear spell. Effect."
"This is almost the same as the'silent casting technique' I summarized." Kewen said, summing up his'silent casting technique' to explain to Ollivander~www.wuxiaspot.com~You are a genius. "Ollivander sighed after hearing it, and then said: "You sum it up perfectly, and the ‘stickless casting’ technique is just like what I said, but few people can do both. "
"What do you mean..." Kewen answered, "Most people can only use'silent spellcasting' or'stickless spellcasting'. Can't they use both techniques at the same time?"
"Yes." Ollivander nodded affirmatively: "Most wizards are like this. Because you want to combine the two, it requires years of practice and superb talent."
"Most people can only do a few of their commonly used spells to do both. Only a wizard of the level of your principal Dumbledore can use both techniques to release most of the spells."
"I understand." Kewen responded with a sudden expression.
"Okay, let's start practicing." Ollivander pointed: "First of all, you have to remember the content of the'Magic Wand Materials' book in your mind, and then I will impose the'Ingestion of God' on you. You have to work hard to resist my reading of your thoughts."
Kewen felt relieved when he heard that, thanking Ollivander that the memory he chose to read was so safe.
took a deep breath and got ready, then Kewen nodded to Ollivander to signal that he was ready while recalling the contents of the book.
Ollivander saw this, pointed at Kewen with his magic wand, chanted the mantra of ‘Intake of Divine Mind’, and began to read the thoughts in Kewen’s mind.
The next moment, a very strong sense of voyeurism was captured by Kewen's sixth sense of martial artist.
To be a metaphor, it is as if someone wants to strip him naked, which makes people feel extremely uncomfortable...
