At the stage of [Professor], the Wizard did not need to follow any special order when it came to manipulating magic elements. At this stage, they did not ask for anything else but to improve themselves. The so-called teaching was nothing more than giving guidance to themselves, solving problems and simplifying troublesome areas.
Therefore, at this stage, the Wizard could be considered a real Wizard.
They could firmly engrave the spells they had learned into their habits. They didn't even need any specific hand gestures. Some adepts didn't even need to chant an incantation. As long as their will flowed smoothly, they could use their spells at any time.
What's more, like Lille, they could ask their elders to seal a few completed spells in their alchemy items. Although this was something that many powerful wizards could do, it was still considered black magic, and normal wizards would not be able to grasp the knack of it.
This was also why the white Wizard would always be defeated by the black Wizard. Originally, the white Wizard's magic damage was not as good as the black Wizard's, and with the black Wizard's "external help", it was natural that the white Wizard would lose.
However, in times of peace, there were not many battles.
Perhaps.
…
Grindelwald was good at creating illusions to confuse people.
Although he was very talented in magic, the reason why he could still be defeated by Dumbledore was that he was not good at fighting.
However, there was a reason why someone who was not good at fighting came to teach him how to fight.
Perhaps he did not know how to fight, but the legendary Wizard's vision was right there. Moreover, after staying in the tower for so long, he had made a lot of measures to solve this problem.
However, Grindelwald obviously did not realize that Jon was not suitable to use his experience now.
The gap between the two of them could not be described as a chasm.
If there was a legendary Wizard's perspective, why would he be confused about the dangers here?
"That's true …"
Under Jon's reminder, Grindelwald also realized this problem. It was not that he did not think about this before, but he thought that Jon already had a way to observe the world under Helga's guidance.
"In that case, I'll give you some information first. Wait a moment."
Before Grindelwald's voice died away, his figure suddenly disappeared from Jon's side. However, in the blink of an eye, he was back again.
"Here, this is for you. Understand this first."
"What is this?"
Jon lowered his head to look at the book in his hand and found the name unexpectedly familiar.
[Karstene Manuscript].
This was a new version issued by the Potion Master Association. Because Professor Sprout had translated the manuscript, the whole manuscript had been completely corrected.
"This manuscript is actually a kind of teaching manual. According to my limited understanding of the Age of Darkness, Mr. Karst was a great sage during the Age of Darkness. During the Age of Darkness, that was the end of the Age of Gods. After the gods left, humans began to possess mysterious powers. However, humans had no way of using this unfamiliar power.
Mr. Karstene stole the mysterious meaning from the gods, but because of this, he was cursed by the gods. In the last moments of his life, this manuscript was created in a very short time. It was encrypted in a unique way and was widely spread. He led the newborn Wizard group at that time to survive the God Era. The price was that he himself declined very quickly, but the result was the same. "
Jon was silent.
Since they were going to be empty for a while without training, then the space expansion here had no meaning.
Grindelwald raised his hand and restored the space here to its original state. In fact, he was canceling the space expansion spell. After all, long-term use of the spell would cause irreversible changes, but Jon and Grindelwald only needed a short period of time to change.
After the study returned to its original state, Jon sat down and began to listen to Grindelwald's description of the contents of the manual.
…
Just like what Grindelwald said, the Karstene Manuscript held an indisputable important position in the history of the Wizard.
Although this book was only a document related to potions, in the Dark Age, when humans had just left the God Era, the first Wizard still had a smattering of knowledge about the elements and magic. The appearance of this notebook was like the morning star in the long night, illuminating the direction of the Wizard.
As everyone knew, spells were the most basic method used by the Wizard to control the elements of magic.
In magic, the use of every spell was the explanation and deconstruction of the elements of magic.
Therefore, it was surprising that the deconstruction method was something that had been around for a long time.
Speaking of which, the first Wizard understood how to control his own magic by sensing the existence of the elements of magic. However, controlling it was one thing, using it well was another.
As a Wizard, the more profound the understanding of the elements of magic, the more powerful the Wizard could be. This was something that the Wizard was aware of.
However, after countless attempts, they still couldn't get the hang of it.
Therefore, someone had to make a breakthrough. In the end, Mr. Karstene stood up.
In the Karstene Manuscript, Mr. Karstene used the information stolen from the gods through thirty-six different encryption methods to form this manuscript. At that time, in order to prevent the Wizard group from being watched by the gods, all the Wizards who read the manuscript learned the encryption method. Therefore, the later Wizards had to decipher it.
Moreover, after the end of the Dark Age, the gods directly disappeared from the world. The pressure on the Wizard suddenly disappeared, so naturally, no one used these encrypted things. They could just teach it directly, so why bother?
Thus, the Wizard group obtained a new system.
The cessation of the use of this manuscript represented the end of the Dark Age, and the beginning of the Wizard era.
"But senior …"
Jon looked up and said, but was immediately interrupted by Grindvall.
"I've said it many times, call me teacher."
He didn't know where the obsession came from, but Jon still obeyed and called him teacher, and then asked his question.
"What's the point of looking at this?"
"It's to let you learn this method. I think you can guess what I mean."
Grindvall said, "Aren't you thinking about how to defeat your opponent? This is the answer. "
"Answer? You mean … "
"Or, have you heard of Prometheus?"
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