Chapter 1740 The Rule of Empathy

"Floating into the air."

Outside the backyard, Ron hung the rock he had been "lifting" in the air again, and then he looked at Hermione not far away and said:

"Okay... what else should I do next?"

"You don't need to do anything, just let it float in the air, but you have to step back." Hermione held a card in her left hand and her wand in her right, and said to Ron in front, "Yes ,that's it……"

Seeing that Ron backed away a few steps as promised, leaving directly under the rock, Hermione raised her wand and waved it forward lightly. Suddenly, the card in her left hand flew out, spinning and landed where Ron was originally standing.

Then at the next moment, Hermione's eyes froze suddenly, and Ron immediately felt the stone controlled by the Levitation Curse suddenly sink.

"oops--"

"boom!"

At the same time as Ron exclaimed, the rock the size of a person crashed to the ground, falling faster than the acceleration of its free fall. When the gravel and soil clods splashed, a shallow hole was smashed into the ground.

"this……"

Although Ron wasn't hit, he was so taken aback that he couldn't even feel pain when the stone hit him. He just stared blankly at the rock that was half submerged in the ground, and said with a look of astonishment:

"Hermione, is this the 'rule magic' that Maca said? Have you already learned it?"

Even silent mantra skills actually need to be recited silently in the heart, and since mantras are to be recited, preparation time is bound to be required.

But just now, Hermione just had a slight thought after throwing out the card, and he felt that no matter how difficult it was for his Levitation Charm to support the rock that seemed to have sunk several times—this kind of magic with both speed and strength is really suitable. Used in actual combat.

However, Hermione quickly shook her head when she saw him asking this question.

"How can I call this 'learning'?" She said seriously, "Based on my current understanding of this rule, the power that can be exerted is just the surface of it."

"This is 'fur'?" Ron looked at the rock in front of him, blinked his eyes in disbelief and said, "I said Hermione... look at your momentum, are you planning to catch up with Maca?"

"Don't be kidding," Hermione couldn't help pursing her lips when she heard this, "Now that I've started to learn this rule rune, I can truly understand Maca's power—he's far beyond our strength. "

Listening to Ron, he couldn't help scratching his head and said:

"Then you can at least see Maca's back now, can't you, compared to me, you must be much stronger."

Seeing what he said, Hermione immediately glared at him, then pointed to the notebook in his pocket and said:

"That's why I asked you to learn ancient magic literature! If you can understand all the contents in my notebook, you can also try to learn rule runes. Don't say I didn't give you a chance!"

"Ugh……"

Seeing Hermione say that, Ron couldn't help but sigh after all.

"You also know that I am not as smart as you. You have seen these two days. I can hardly tell the difference between those runes, let alone understand their meanings. And even if I rely on rote Hard memorized the piles of patterns and symbols,

It is also impossible to learn those rule runes that require more wisdom! "

"Okay," Hermione said with some dissatisfaction, "Stop complaining all the time—take the stone and follow me back to the yard, and continue reading the notes I gave you."

...

Just when Hermione tried the "gravity" rule rune for the first time and achieved initial results, on the other hand, Maka was called by Luna to the living room on the first floor of the wizard tower.

Looking at the back of Luna who was pulling him by his sleeve, Maca couldn't help but wonder:

"Luna, what's wrong? So mysterious?"

As soon as she finished speaking, Luna who had dragged Maca into the room suddenly stopped and turned around slightly.

"Maka, I thought of a method that might help Harry pass the test."

"Oh?"

Upon hearing this, Maca immediately said curiously:

"what way?"

He didn't expect that Luna seemed to have found a solution to Harry's difficult problem. And this obviously surprised Maca.

Immediately afterwards, he saw Luna take out a card from her pocket and show it to him.

"Empathy rules?"

Maca looked at the rune on the card in her hand, and suddenly felt a twitch.

"You chose this rune? Well...it seems to be quite suitable for you."

This is also one of the first-level rule runes recorded in the Book of Truth, and unlike those related to "matter", this is a half-material and half-spiritual rule rune.

To be honest, it is actually difficult to figure out the reason for this rule. In Maca's view, it is not something that ordinary people can understand.

As far as Maca understands, its effect should be to create a conscious connection between creatures. If we have to explain it more specifically, it may be similar to the special "telepathy" phenomenon between certain twins Bar!

Of course, Maca only had a general understanding of this rune, and perhaps only someone with a strong intuition like Luna could truly understand its meaning.

After thinking for a while, Maca continued:

"So, how are you going to use it to help Harry?"

Since he was not familiar with this rule, Maca could only rely on Luna to explain it to him. But to be honest, Maca has been looking forward to this exchange of magic knowledge with everyone like this for a long time, so he now enjoys this feeling a little bit.

When Luna saw him asking, she immediately said happily:

"After I really master it, I can use it to connect the wills of several people with Harry. And then, everyone will be able to unite together and help Harry overcome that difficulty...you Do you feel good?"

"'Everyone together'...?"

After Luna's explanation, Maca finally understood her specific thoughts. However, this approach obviously cannot fundamentally improve Harry's willpower.

If it's just such a "one-time" cooperation, success may be successful, but once Harry loses everyone's support, how will he control the sword of Gryffindor and the rules of "Rage"?

You must know that if he does not have enough willpower in the process of using Gryffindor's sword, even if he passes the test at the beginning, his will will still be swallowed by "rage" in the end.

"Wait," Maca pondered for a while before saying, "Let me think about it... Maybe this is indeed a solution to the problem!"

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