The Heavens: Hogwarts Transfer Students

Knowledge is sometimes dangerous.

People who read knowledge often open their hearts to these books of scriptures. Sometimes a book can even change a person's temperament.

This undefended posture, in the eyes of some clever mind readers, is like a treasure house with an open door.

By imbuing a written symbol with spiritual power, it can penetrate the mind of the person who reads it.

Whether it is destroying the mind, imposing hints, creating hallucinations, or tampering with personality, all kinds of spiritual magic can be effective through the medium of words.

The good news is that there are very few beings who can attach power to text symbols. Even a natural psychic like a spirit sucker can hardly achieve such an effect.

Only some lost and taboo ancient scrolls, exotic tomes from distant lands, or tomes poured with divine power can make readers be affected by symbols.

Among the myths and legends of the continent of Faerun, the most famous book is the "Book of Siri".

According to legend, the "Cyric Sutra" is a powerful artifact created by Cyric, the prince of lies, infused with infinite divine power. Its function is to make readers of this scripture fully believe that Cyric is the supreme, the only true god at the center of the universe.

Even the gods will be controlled and confused by reading the "Spirit Sutra", which shows its power.

As the priest of the God of Knowledge, Uren has a considerable understanding of forbidden knowledge, and also has special methods to filter and counteract the pollution of knowledge.

He never dared to underestimate the challenge of the white-robed man.

So I did my best.

Not only did he use various protective spells, but he also reduced the activity of his brain through years of techniques, reducing his comprehension ability to the point of being mentally handicapped, so that he could control his reading speed. Remaining ignorant is sometimes the best defense.

However, when he turned the pages of the book, he didn't feel any shock. The first page in the notebook recorded the principles of several zero-ring tricks. The font was correct and clear, and the content was detailed and credible.

Uren turned to the second page, which recorded the famous bibliography "A Argonian Maid Full of Vitality" from the province of Skyrim.

After reading it for a long time, the old pastor realized that this was an obscene novel, and immediately felt absurd, so he continued to turn the pages.

The black notes were not thick, but the old pastor hadn't read a third of the book after flipping through it for a few minutes. He realized that most of the thickness of the book was hidden.

The knowledge recorded in the book is varied and chaotic, and a large number of fragments are of great value. It may record a legendary spell, or record a certain exploration of a secret realm, or it may be a brand new field, a brand new language.

Uren's professional curiosity as a priest of Oghma was gradually aroused, but every time he immersed himself in the text of the book, he ushered in a cruel chapter.

Yes, everything in the Book of Mora is fragments.

Even "The Energetic Argonian Maid" came to an abrupt end when it reached the most exciting "polish my spear".

Those pages that record legendary magic have only a captivating beginning, and the complex spell configuration is just getting better when it is cruelly interrupted.

Uren lifted the restrictions on his brain, passively, because he was almost out of breath. The heartbeat increased sharply, the breathing became short of breath, and he couldn't help but concentrate on it.

The old pastor's eyes were red, and he suddenly turned to the next page. The legendary evocation magic [Yamon Aituo Eternal Blazing Sun] wrote incantations, gestures and some rituals, and then broke the chapters.

On the next page, the legendary transformation magic [Annihilation Singularity] is also broken.

On the next page, the legendary divine art from another world [Elden Meteor], as expected, is still out of chapter...

The scholars at the gate of Candlekeep looked solemn, and the priests of Oghma looked dignified. Everyone was paying attention to the situation of the old bishop Uren.

"Hey, he moved!"

"Look, brother Uren has reacted. He is taking a deep breath!"

"He clenched his fist, what does that mean?"

"Should we arrest that person together?"

"No, the old bishop can't breathe, he's going to faint!"

Wu Lun's eyes were blackened, his heart beat like a galloping horse on the prairie, his ears were pounding, and the tiny blood vessels in his brain throbbed with pain. His blood pressure was going to explode.

He couldn't help glaring at the white-robed man, and shouted loudly: "What kind of broken book are you, it's all broken chapters, what do you want me to read?!"

Lind laughed, and Stan also laughed maliciously. Only the kind Doric and the ignorant Mia didn't respond.

The few monks surrounding Linde turned their heads and cast a sympathetic look at the old pastor Uren, as if to say: Now we are in the same disease.

The old pastor was so dizzy with anger that he almost fell to the ground.

The priests around quickly stepped forward to help, "Be careful, brother Uren, are you okay?"

"This book, this book..." Uren held up the note, making a gesture to throw it away, but the expression on his face changed for a moment, before he took the book back and said dejectedly, "I failed. I lost to my own curiosity, brother Sister, do any of you want to try?"

A high-ranking priest volunteered to take over the Book of Mora.

A moment later, the normally calm priest also blushed and cursed.

The third experimenter was a female moon elf in the cult. She was gentle and refined, and her long life gave her a calm and indifferent disposition. She was recommended to take on the challenge, and accepted the suggestion, and cast several magic spells on herself to stabilize her mood.

So after a while, everyone saw that the female elf's eyes were like burning coals, and she was gnashing her teeth, apparently also defeated by this mysterious and terrifying book.

Scholars at Candlekeep asked one after another, "What's the difference between this book? Why is Ms. Su Luna so moved by it?"

"This book, it, it, alas, I can't say, you will know after reading it."

In a blink of an eye, everyone lined up and prepared to read the book of Mora one by one, but the results were similar. Everyone who had read the book became scratching their heads and looking like they couldn't eat.

The guardian of the volume came hand in hand with the first reader. On the way, they noticed that even the observers and guards on the city wall began to feel restless, and some even leaned on the top of the wall to watch.

Urlant frowned, "What does this look like! Candlekeep is a peaceful and steady sanctuary of knowledge, why did the monks here become so impetuous?"

The first reader said softly: "It must be the challenge of the man in white that attracted everyone's attention. It is really unusual. I have been stationed in Candlekeep for hundreds of years, and this is the first time I have seen so many monks gathered at the gate."

Their arrival silenced the bustling gate, and all the monks and priests paid tribute to the two rulers of Candlekeep.

Urlant looked around, "Where is Bishop Ulun?"

An acolyte guided him: "He's next to the white-robed man. It's the innermost part of the crowd."

The old bishop Uren was pleading to Linde in a low voice: "Young man, Oghma will praise you for the virtue of spreading knowledge and bless you. Please give me a complete spell, won't you? Then come a hundred One page is ready... Fifty pages are fine, I'll listen to you... Or one page will do."

Urlante let out a cordial laugh, "Your Excellency Ulun, have you dealt with this strange visitor?"

The old bishop's face straightened, and he didn't have the low-key look just now. He said solemnly: "This Mr. De Lin is already a distinguished guest of our Oghma Church. He has come to present a precious book to our Lord."

Linde interrupted Uren, and said with a half-smile: "Old man, I don't remember that you passed the challenge. You haven't got my "Code of Infinite Wisdom" yet."

"So this book is called "The Code of Infinite Wisdom"? What a good name." Urlant raised his head, "So, can I try to challenge it?"

"Please."

Several acolytes were shocked and said: "Your Excellency, don't watch it, you will become as miserable as us."

Urland's face was hesitant, and the old bishop lost his mind in a hurry, and said loudly, "That's right, don't look at it."

These words actually strengthened Urlant's determination.

So, only a quarter of an hour later.

Urlant: "Good sir, give me another page, please, I can't see the follow-up, my whole body is itching to death, or half a page is fine, I won't pick..."

Reader Frost Wizard asked the protagonist what is the use of having an Emerald Dream. In my imagination, this thing is actually connected with the High Tower Dreamland, which can be regarded as the outer realm of the dreamland, and the High Tower Dreamland is connected with the Library Tower to form a large Divine Kingdom plane. Eventually God will become an Outer Plane in the DND multiverse. The main function is actually to provide a shelter for ordinary people and low-level spellcasters who are not members of the high tower secret dating, so that they can enter the library step by step and obtain the knowledge and power to change their fate. Of course, this is just an idea, not necessarily written like this. In addition, in the original idea, the protagonist actually wanted to plant the sacred tree in "Harry Potter", but considering that the world itself has a complete background story, and the sacred tree system is a bit overwhelming, it was changed to Faerun continent. The protagonist is also planning to build a magic school here, and there may be a Triwizard Tournament—Hogwarts, Rhea Lucaria, and Winterhold College, but I haven’t thought of a good idea for the time being, so I’ll discuss it later. Bar.