Seeing Ollivander admit that the reason why he could remember each wand and its owner was because of the effect of the 'Memory Charm', Coven couldn't help but be a little overly excited.
"You said Mrs. Pince from the college library can also..." Kewen thought of something again at this time, and suddenly said: "No wonder! No wonder Mrs. Pince can easily point out the location of all the books! It turns out that it is because she also
Know the advanced usage of the 'Memory Spell'!"
"Well, that's right." Ollivander looked at Ke Wen's excited expression, nodded in amusement and said: "Three generations further up, my family is closely related to Mrs. Pince's family, so their family
, and now he also masters the advanced usage of the 'Memory Spell'."
"Sir, I really can't wait!" After hearing this, Ke Wen looked at the potion in Ollivander's hand with bright eyes, and asked eagerly: "How to use this potion? Drink it directly?"
"That's right." Ollivander nodded and said with a smile: "The preparation of this bottle of potion is no less difficult than the 'Elixir of Fortune'. You must remember a few steps before drinking this bottle of potion."
"Sir, please speak!" Ke Wen's expression became focused and serious.
Ollivander was very satisfied with Cowen's seriousness. He was really afraid that Cowen would always be so impatient, which would be detrimental to the learning of the 'Memory Curse' and would also have a high chance of wasting the potion.
Seeing that Coven had calmed down, Ollivander began to warn in a solemn tone: "First of all, kid, you need to master the standard spell of the 'Memory Curse'. Once you are proficient in the spell and master it correctly, you can drink the magic potion.
I cast a 'memory spell' on myself."
"I remember!" Ke Wen nodded heavily.
"It's not finished yet." Ollivander laughed and continued: "The first time you drink the potion, you have to conceive it in your mind and use your consciousness to create a place for storing memories in your mind. Basically,
It’s the library, because the library is the most suitable.”
"So the effect of this bottle of potion is to solidify the 'library' conceived by your consciousness. This is the most important step!"
"Concept..." Coven pondered, then looked at Ollivander and said thoughtfully: "I think I have no problem, I can build a replica of the Hogwarts library."
"Very good." Ollivander nodded with satisfaction, and continued: "After the virtual library is fixed in your consciousness, you have to divide the library step by step. My suggestion is to divide life, common sense, and knowledge into
Wait for the memories to be classified and put them into different sections of the library."
"Yes, I remember it!" Ke Wen confirmed again seriously.
"I believe you." Ollivander encouraged with a smile: "After all, I have never seen a child smarter than you."
Ke Wen smiled modestly, but asked with some worry: "Sir, I mean, what will happen if it fails?"
Ollivander laughed when he heard this, and then comforted him: "Don't worry, except for wasting this precious bottle of potion, there won't be any hidden dangers."
"That's okay." Ke Wen was relieved.
"No, that's not good." Ollivander kept smiling and shook his head: "My child, this bottle of potion is not easy to prepare. After all, the formula of this bottle of potion is also confidential, and I don't have any talent in potion preparation.
So if you want me to prepare another bottle of magic potion, you don’t know how long you have to wait, and you don’t know how many gold galleons you will waste.”
"Ah?" Ke Wen was a little dumbfounded.
"So kid, you have to be serious." Ollivander warned jokingly.
"Yes, I will!" Ke Wen replied solemnly.
"Come on, let's learn the 'Memory Charm' first, and I'll teach you the correct pronunciation of the spell." Ollivander first put the potion aside, and then said to Coven.
Ke Wen responded and raised his spirits.
Next, Coven followed Ollivander and recited the "Memory Curse" over and over again. Even after making sure that he could recite it correctly, Coven continued to recite it for a while.
After confirming that there was no mispronunciation, Kewen continued to the next step and began to experiment with the ordinary use of the 'Memory Charm'. He took a book on wand materials handed over by Ollivander and began to try using the 'Memory Charm'.
memory.
The test results were very successful.
Ke Wen only briefly read the entire book without memorizing it.
But under the effect of the 'memory spell', Kewen still clearly remembered the contents of the entire book after closing the book.
Ollivander took out a page and asked questions, and Coven answered them all correctly.
At this point, Ke Wen has fully mastered the common usage of the 'Memory Curse', and the important moment comes next.
After taking several deep breaths, Coven calmed down, and under Ollivander's attention, he uncorked the bottle and drank the potion.
"That's it! Now use your thoughts to build a virtual library in your mind!" Ollivander reminded him nervously.
Ke Wen nodded slightly with a serious expression, then closed his eyes and focused more.
But as soon as he started building the library in his mind, Kewen couldn't help but slip away for a moment.
Because he thought about computers and wondered if he could build a 'virtual computer'.
With this thought, I couldn't help but get out of hand.
Yes, if memory is compared to data, then a computer can also perfectly differentiate and store it. Whether it is dividing disks or creating folders one by one, isn't it more convenient and detailed than a library?
And the computer can also be used as a calculator.
Ke Wen thought divergently: I happen to know many algorithmic formulas, etc. If I build a computer, can I use this to make calculations easier?
There are also magic spells that have been mastered. They can be compared to small programs. Then the computer can also run these programs with one click. If it were a body, would it be possible to successfully release the magic spell with just one thought?
The more he thought about it, the more Kewen felt that building a computer would be more perfect than building a library.
Because his thoughts were too concentrated, the structure of the library that Ke Wen originally imagined in his mind unknowingly dissipated, and instead the image of a computer operation interface appeared.
By the time Ke Wen reacted, he had almost made up the image of the hard drive partition in his mind.
My heart was excited and my thoughts were clear.
But there was no time to correct it, because he felt that the effect of the medicine in his body was quickly disappearing.
As a result, Kewen could only bite the bullet and simply stop changing it and just use the computer model.
However, there was not much time for the medicine to take effect, and Ke Wen did not have time to add any 'calculator' programs in detail, so he could only build the hard disk partition first. As for the 'calculator' and 'Magic One Thought Release' and other auxiliary programs,
We can only wait and see in the future.
At worst, if he couldn't build it perfectly this time, he would just study the potion configuration carefully in the future, configure the potions himself and apply upgrade patches...