I don't know how much time passed, but Kewen slowly opened his closed eyes.
"How was it? Was it successful?" Seeing this, Ollivander immediately asked a little eagerly.
"Uh..." Ke Wen scratched his head.
When Ollivander saw this, his heart sank and he asked in surprise: "Failed?"
"No, how should I put it..." Ke Wen's tone was a little tangled: "Success is a success, but what I finally built is not a library."
"Not the library?" Ollivander frowned slightly: "Are you sure you succeeded?"
"I can be sure of this." Ke Wen nodded firmly: "The things I built are just like... just like several boxes."
Ke Wen made a metaphor and used gestures to coordinate: "It is not like a library where all memories are in one room, but memories are divided into several boxes, and there are more small boxes inside the box. This is how I constructed it.
"
Ollivander followed Coven's description and fantasized about it, and said uncertainly for a while: "In this way, I am not sure whether the effect of your construction is more suitable than the effect of the library I mentioned."
"This is quite unexpected..." Kewen scratched his head in embarrassment: "As soon as I started building it, I couldn't help but build it like that. It was a bit involuntary. By the time I came to my senses, it was too late to change it back."
"Involuntarily?" Ollivander was stunned. After thinking about it, the worry on his face disappeared, and he said happily: "As long as you can be sure of success, involuntarily... I think this may be fate for you.
After all, the effect of casting a spell is different for everyone. I guess it may be your wizard's intuition that helped you make this choice, and maybe this choice is the most suitable for you."
"Maybe..." Ke Wen's tone was a little uncertain, but it was difficult to explain the truth. After all, if he explained it, Ollivander wouldn't understand what a computer is.
What's more, if Ke Wen explains truthfully, his identity as a 'traveler' may be exposed again due to various unreasonable details.
He managed to maintain his personality so that Ollivander and the academy ignored all the irrationalities in him, so that no one would delve into his details...
This ends the discussion about the success or failure of the 'Memory Spell'.
Ollivander started another topic: "Okay, you will slowly experience the effects yourself in the future. Do you still have the energy now?"
"I have no problem." Ke Wen confirmed.
"In that case, let's continue learning Occlumency." Ollivander suggested.
"Okay sir, how do we start?" As Ke Wen said this, he was suddenly startled in his heart.
Because as soon as Ollivander said the word 'Occlumency', all of his memories of 'Occlumency' suddenly appeared in Coven's mind.
All the information and pictures that he had obtained through computer searches suddenly emerged clearly in his mind, as if he were actually there.
From this, Ke Wen couldn't help but be stunned. The effect of this 'memory spell' was amazing!
"What's wrong with you?" Ollivander couldn't help but asked strangely when he saw Coven's stunned look.
"Ah? Oh, it's nothing." Ke Wen came back to his senses and explained with an idea: "I remembered why I felt that the word 'Occlumency' was familiar before. I saw it in a book when I was looking for information in the library.
Pass this word.”
"That's it." Ollivander believed Coven's improvised lie and couldn't help but said happily: "It seems that your 'memory spell' was successful, congratulations."
"Thank you, sir." Kewen thanked him and quickly changed the subject: "Let's start studying. What do you need me to do this time?"
"Occulto mens, this is a spell." Ollivander said: "Read it with me first. Oh, I forgot. Now you just need to listen to or read it once to remember what you want to remember."
Kewen couldn't help but smile when he heard this: "Yes sir, I think I have memorized the spell."
"Okay." Ollivander laughed and shook his head, then warned: "But this spell has higher requirements for use."
"What's the request?" Ke Wen complimented.
"Because 'Occlumency' is used to keep secrets, it is required not to be obvious when using it, otherwise others will know that you are going to lie and hide your memory."
Ollivander explained: "Therefore, this spell is cast silently and without a wand."
"I can do it silently." Ke Wen nodded and asked curiously: "But how can I do it without a wand?"
"Strong thoughts!" Ollivander taught in a deep voice.
"Strong idea?" Ke Wen said as he repeated the question.
"Yes, strong thoughts." Ollivander solemnly repeated again, and then explained: "Most of the wandless spell casting is like this. It requires extremely strong thoughts and a very clear purpose of the curse.
Effect."
"This is similar to the 'silent spellcasting techniques' I summarized." Coven said, explaining the 'silent spellcasting techniques' he summarized to Ollivander.
"You are a genius." Ollivander sighed after hearing this, and then said: "You summed it up perfectly, and the 'wandless casting' technique is just like what I said, but few people can take both into account."
"What you mean is..." Ke Wen continued: "Most people can only do 'silent casting' or 'wandless casting'. Can't they use both techniques at the same time?"
"Yes." Ollivander nodded and affirmed: "Most wizards are like this. Because if you want to combine the two, it requires years of practice and superb talent."
"Most people can only use a few of their commonly used spells to do both. Only wizards like your principal Dumbledore can use both techniques to cast most of the spells."
"I understand." Ke Wen responded with a sudden expression.
"Okay, let's start practicing." Ollivander pointed: "First, you have to recall the contents of the 'Wand Materials' book in your mind, and then I will apply 'Ingestion of Divine Mind' to you.
You have to try hard to resist me reading your thoughts."
Ke Wen felt relieved when he heard this, thankful that the memory Ollivander chose to read was so safe.
Taking a deep breath to get ready, Coven then recalled the contents of the book and nodded to Ollivander to indicate that he was ready.
Seeing this, Ollivander pointed at Cowen with his wand, recited the incantation of "Ingesting Divine Thoughts", and began to read the thoughts in Cowen's mind.
The next moment, an extremely strong sense of voyeurism was captured by Kewen's sixth sense as a warrior.
To use a metaphor, it's as if someone wants to strip him naked, which makes people feel extremely uncomfortable...