Chapter 814: Hogwarts Learning Panel, Chapter 351

"After wizards came into contact with silent casting, they learned wandless casting without stopping.

For example, Headmaster Dumbledore pointed his finger at the sky directly when Harry's broom lost control, protecting Harry; for example, Professor Sineipu, who only needed to wave his robes to close the window; for example, Voldemort, whose flight ability also didn't need spells or wands.

If spells and wands can increase a wizard's magical power, why are wizards always..."

Sean thought for a while and wrote down a few words:

"Subtracting to seek emptiness."

There was only low talking in the Great Hall, and the excited scratching sound of Sean's quill:

"Does the wizard's wisdom really increase the wizard's magic ceiling? Or is it that they only increase the wizard's magic floor so that they can be promoted?"

If this point could be proven definitively, then Sean would know how wizard magic should truly move toward strength.

Is it constantly familiarizing with spells? Is it constantly familiarizing with gestures?

Or is it saying, use your own will to define magic—

"If wizards are powerful in magic because they are familiar with the external laws of magic, then newly created magic should be wild and weak.

But the fact is exactly the opposite. For example, Dumbledore's Firestorm, for example, Grindelwald's improved Fiendfyre..."

Sean suddenly understood.

Subtracting to seek emptiness, order lasts forever.

Could this be the true meaning of magic? ===== CHAPTER 815 =====