You scum, Voldemort

Chapter 51 You scum, Voldemort

"If the contents are true... this book is tantamount to pioneering a new discipline!"

After reading the preface and table of contents of "Psychodynamics", Avada couldn't help but marvel.

"Why is it placed in the restricted section? Does it contain records of dangerous magic or experiments, besides purely theoretical discussions?"

"Even so, couldn't we extract the purely theoretical aspects and compile them into a separate book? Or is it that even purely theoretical research is dangerous enough?"

While speculating in his mind, Avada opened the book and began to read it carefully.

"The first part, an overview of the mental energy structure... is similar to what I've explored myself, even a bit rough. However, some of the more detailed parts are quite noteworthy, and there are quite a few things I hadn't thought of before. I'll make a note of them."

He casually pulled a notebook from his bag, then took out ink and a quill pen, quickly jotting down his reading notes and inspirations. Soon, he finished reading the first passage, which wasn't difficult for him.

"The second part, a logical symbol for describing changes in mental power... Huh?!"

"It's possible to record changes in mental energy in writing? Really?!"

It's no wonder Avada was so shocked: this was something he had always wanted to do but had never accomplished!

His magical senses allowed him to see the magical structures of everything in the world, but those structures were hypergeometric, something that could not be replicated in reality. So after Avada discovered that there was no other way to record magical structures except by memorizing them, he kept trying to invent a set of logical symbols to express magical structures—the existing symbols were insufficient for him, and could even be said to be not a system at all.

As mental energy is a part of magic, and a very special magical structure, Avada had naturally tried to express the changes in mental energy in words, especially when he was creating the talent optimization technology last year, he had focused on this aspect, but he had never succeeded. And due to the lack of research on mental energy, the magical world did not have any ready-made logical symbols for him to use.

Now, a complete set of logical symbols for describing changes in mental power is right in front of him. How could he not be excited?

"Don't be too happy yet. What if it's wrong? Let's try it, let's try it..."

Avada forced himself to suppress his excitement, picked up the quill pen with trembling hands, and began to write and draw in his notebook.

"The formula describing the changes in emotional fluctuations... is consistent with the facts."

"The description of the universal spell is consistent."

"Transfiguration...same."

"Dark magic and mental damage... are consistent!"

"Potion reactions, mental magic, ghosts... all the same!!"

"This system works!!"

The moment he confirmed this, Avada pulled out another notebook and began frantically writing things down: he wanted to take advantage of the stimulant's effects before they wore off and while the large amount of data was still firmly imprinted in his mind, to record all of Voldemort's mental power data using this new set of logical symbols!

With the help of this set of symbols, he has finally broken free from the stage of relying solely on rote memorization. His speed in analyzing Voldemort's mental power can be increased fivefold, no, tenfold! It's not that this set of symbols is particularly efficient, but rather that his original efficiency was simply too low!

Once he becomes proficient, it could be many times more powerful!

"Voldemort, this is a huge gift to me..."

"At this rate, it will only take two months, no, one month, for me to completely understand his mental structure! Then, based on the results, I will improve the spell to achieve a 100% match with Voldemort's mental power, ensuring that there is absolutely no flaw when restraining his wandering spirits..."

"Furthermore, with the pressure on Voldemort's side reduced, I can also free up time to research other things, such as breaking seals, double casting, and tiaras..."

"What a scumbag, Voldemort, what a piece of trash..."

He forced himself to remain rational and recorded the data in his mind. After finally finishing, he continued to flip through the book, wanting to see how such a set of ingenious logical symbols had been invented. The more he read, the more shocked he became, and the greater his admiration for the sage who created this system grew.

"So that's how it is, so that's another way to think about it..."

"Even though they can't see the changes in mental energy as directly as I can, they still deduced the deeper mysteries from various appearances and wrote them down on paper with incredibly ingenious thinking and logic..."

"The creator of this system deserves the Order of Merlin, First Class... no, an award should be created in his name!"

After the initial excitement subsided, he couldn't help but let out a long sigh.

I am not smart.

His achievements at such a young age, far surpassing those of his peers and even leading the world, were not due to intelligence, but rather to the original content he remembered and an unprecedentedly powerful talent. Even so, there are still those who, through extraordinary intelligence and effort, can do what he, who can directly "see" magic, cannot.

"Truly admirable."

He muttered to himself, feeling the effects of the intelligence enhancer gradually wear off, and his once active and powerful mind returned to calm.

"That way, I won't even need to find an excuse to face Dumbledore."

"Once I've analyzed Voldemort's mental energy, all I need to do is record the data using these symbols, then attach the principles and setup instructions for the improved spell, and send it anonymously to Dumbledore's desk. But he gets a lot of mail; to get his attention, maybe I could try a shouting letter… but forget it, that's too underhanded."

"As for the name... well, I'll say I'm an adventurer who loves to travel, and that I once encountered Voldemort's spirit in Albania, and was temporarily possessed by him. During that time, I regained my senses and secretly recorded his mental energy data, and finally found a chance to break free from his control, and even developed the magic to bind the spirit..."

"But how am I supposed to deliver the letter? I don't have my own owl, and I can't use the school's owlhouse—if I use the school's owl to deliver the letter to the principal, he might not know it's from one of his own students!"

"So, to confirm whether he's actually set up that spell, I need to go to the final boss myself before finals. But what if Dumbledore didn't notice the letter, or just glanced at it and dismissively tossed it aside? Going directly to him will inevitably lead to questions and suspicion, and my Occlumency definitely won't be able to withstand his full-force Legilimency at close range..."

"Well, let's take it one step at a time. As long as we can nip Voldemort in the bud, that's enough. But it's best if my magical senses and memories from the original story aren't exposed before I have enough ability to protect myself..."

"Hey, Ken!"

The dormitory door suddenly opened, and the sound startled Avada. She quickly closed her book and stood up: "Shabi? Stebbins? You're back so early?"

"Still early? It's already past ten! Have you forgotten the time?"

"I heard from the upperclassmen that you went back to your dorm by yourself around 6 or 7 o'clock. Did you stay in your dorm alone for more than three hours?"

"Working on something... Where's Summers?"

"He went to the kitchen to prepare ingredients. Tomorrow is a science lecture for new students, and we need to prepare some snacks and drinks. He signed up to be a volunteer chef..."

(End of this chapter)