Harry Potter: From Muggle Cousin to Conceptual Wizard

Chapter 371 Bloodline Enhancement Concept! Demon Bloodstone, Conceptual Spell, and Obscurity!

The blood of different magical animals is highly antagonistic to each other, and even after multiple rounds of refining and extraction, it is difficult to blend them.

In addition, properly compressing a large amount of magical animal blood while preserving its most perfect magical properties is also an unsolved challenge.

Dudley, on the other hand, doesn't need to go through all that trouble. He can directly fuse with unprocessed magical animal blood, or even magical animal corpses. Anyway, any negative characteristics will be blocked by the system, and he can also transfer them.

The problem is that the effects of wizard bloodlines cannot be stacked; they can only be overwritten.

Just like before, Dudley first fused with three packets of Harry's blood to obtain the bloodline of a lesser wizard, and then fused with the Philosopher's Stone to obtain the bloodline of a superior wizard, with the two wizarding bloodlines coexisting in one.

However, his bloodline limit did not increase as a result; it remained the limit of the Excellent Wizard bloodline, not the limit of the Excellent Wizard bloodline plus the limit of the Weak Wizard bloodline.

Therefore, Dali wants to break through the current bloodline limit by directly fusing unprocessed magical animal blood.

He needs to find a creature whose magical talent surpasses his current exceptional wizard bloodline, and then preferably fuse with it whole.

The problem is that there are very few magical creatures whose magical talent surpasses that of an outstanding wizard.

The upper limit of the bloodline of an exceptional wizard is legendary wizard.

Based on Dudley II's knowledge of the world, his extensive reading of magical creatures, and his familiarity with the original story, he believed that no magical creature in this world could truly rival a legendary wizard.

It's quite strange that while wizarding bloodlines most likely originate from magical creatures, once humans possess them, they often surpass their origins.

Before Dudley, legendary wizards were synonymous with Dumbledore, Grindelwald, and Voldemort.

Fire dragon, thunder bird, phoenix, qilin...

These top magical creatures may seem incredibly powerful, but in a one-on-one head-on battle, let alone a legendary wizard like Dumbledore, even an elite professor-level wizard like Professor McGonagall would only be a nuisance; they could easily win with a little effort.

As for the basilisk, although it has an unreasonable ability to kill instantly, the basilisk is a creature artificially created by a wizard known as the despicable Helpo.

Close your eyes, don't look into the basilisk's eyes, abandon visual perception, and use other senses. A skilled wizard can usually kill the basilisk.

Dudley couldn't say with absolute certainty that none of the magical creatures in the world were a match for legendary wizards, and that magical bloodlines couldn't compare to those of legendary wizards.

But even if it exists, the magical bloodline won't be much stronger.

Even Dali didn't know where such a being was.

He currently only has a conceptualized repair spell, not a conceptualized flying spell. Searching for it all over the world is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

Not to mention, even if you find it, kill it, and want to fuse it, the cost of the fusion opportunity is extremely low.

The carcass of a top-tier magical creature should be rated at least S-class, and maybe even SS-class.

Although Dudley gained access to the magical creature's physical abilities and attributes through fusion, the increase in the upper limit of his wizard bloodline cultivation—from five times the Elite Professor level to just over five times the Elite Professor level—was still insufficient.

If that's the case, Dudley might as well restore Voldemort's corpse and melt it down. Voldemort's wizarding bloodline can still reach 5.5 times that of an elite professor!

Furthermore, since it lacks any other special abilities, its rating is only S-level.

In Dali's view, spending an S-level fusion opportunity to only increase the upper limit of elite professor-level magic cultivation by a fraction of a factor is not worth it at all.

Therefore, he pinned his hopes on refining the blood of various top-tier magical animals, fusing them together, and creating a wondrous magical reaction to produce a magic bloodstone that could help his wizard bloodline achieve a great leap forward.

In this process, some low-level semi-finished products will inevitably be produced, which can be used to help parents improve their wizard bloodline through fusion and transfer.

This was his initial idea and plan.

Moreover, this idea and plan have not been abandoned and are ready to continue research and development.

However, today's experience gave Dali new inspiration.

The power of the conceptual spell is truly extraordinary, a veritable miracle.

He currently has an SSS-level special unfortunate event that could grant him a chance to ascend to the concept of magic, although it is no longer 'designated' but rather 'random' and 'switchable'.

But as long as he can resolve this unfortunate event and avoid being destroyed by death, he will one day be able to switch to a conceptual spell that can break the limitations of wizard bloodlines.

Take the Illumination Charm 'Fluorescent Blink' for example. With my magical cultivation at its limit, my path in cultivation is shrouded in darkness. The conceptual Illumination Charm can illuminate my way forward, which makes perfect sense, right?

For example, the Amplification Spell. A conceptual Amplification Spell could infinitely amplify my magical talent and even my magical cultivation, which makes sense, right?

There is also a conceptual cleansing spell to remove the limitations that hinder my magical cultivation.

The conceptualized door-opening/lock-unlocking spell opens the door for me to improve my magical cultivation, breaking the bloodline lock that restricts my magical cultivation...

Many spells, once conceptualized, can be used to unleash creative possibilities and solve the bottlenecks he is currently facing.

Unfortunately, he only has conceptualized restoration spells at this point.

This is a god-level ability that deals with the 'past' of things. It can create new history by retracing the state of things, but it cannot directly change the future of things.

Therefore, Dudley is currently only thinking about the idea of ​​using conceptual spells to enhance the talents of wizarding bloodlines, and does not intend to spend time waiting on this idea.

To resolve the SSS-level unfortunate incident of the general consciousness at Hogwarts, in the first phase, he needs to unify the thoughts and consciousness of the students in the four houses of Hogwarts in the long term, so that everyone can form a spirit of unity and friendship.

In the second phase, he aims to comprehensively enhance the magical abilities of Hogwarts students and raise the minimum skill level of Hogwarts graduates.

Dali has been working on these two things for a whole academic year, but has only achieved some progress and is far from being able to reap the benefits of conceptual magic.

Especially the second phase of the mission.

Therefore, Dali is currently preparing to focus on another inspirational idea that came to him today.

It was conceived when Ariana and Aurelius were being resurrected.

The Silent One, a powerful and dangerous dark parasite.

It stems from the young wizard's resistance to his own magic and psychological trauma.

Once created, it becomes firmly bound to the little wizard who created it, turning the little wizard into an Obscurial.

While continuously damaging the young wizard's body and mind, it endows the young wizard with an unstable destructive power far exceeding common sense.

When an Obscurial is emotionally agitated, the Obscurial within its body can even assimilate the Obscurial's form, forming a black mist-like monster that only knows destruction.

Under normal circumstances, the Silent Ones do not live past the age of ten, while those with exceptional magical talent may live longer.

When an Obscurial dies, the Obscurial within their body also dissipates, much like the relationship between a cancer patient and cancer cells in their body.

Of course, this rule is not ironclad.

In the original story, Newt Scamander, the master of the magical creatures realm, once separated an Obscurial from a Obscurial that did not live past the age of ten, allowing the Obscurial to survive alone.

After considering all this, Dali valued two qualities in Momo Ran the most.