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Chapter 0039 The Room of Requirement and Ancient Magic Text

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The Room of Requirement is located on the eighth floor of Hogwarts castle, opposite of Barnabas's tapestry.

The method of entering this room is unusual, the user must concentrate on the site they need and walk through that hall three times, after which a very smooth door will appear on the wall, through which the Room of Requirement can be accessed.

Ye Ting had personally tried this himself, and according to his understanding, this room was not essentially a single room, but many different subspaces. These subspaces were originally chaotic, and under the magic of the Room of Requirement, they were shaped into many different rooms by the imagination of the user.

The largest subspace in the Room of Requirement is a junkyard, where all the things cleared by Hogwarts students and teachers with a vanishing spell are piled up, and according to the original story, one of Voldemort's Horcruxes - Ravenclaw's crown - is also hidden in it.

When the user imagines the needed site, the magic of the Room of Requirement will sift through the rooms that have been shaped, and then connect the most eligible room with the door.

And when all of the rooms created by it do not meet the requirements, the magic will shape a subspace in chaos into a room that meets the requirements.

In this way, it's not really what you want, after all, the total number of chaotic subspaces as prototypes is limited. When all such subspaces are used up, there will be no new rooms available. Even with new desires, the room will not be responsive.

But no matter what, the magic of the Room of Requirement is indeed more powerful than imagined. Even the phase union magic of Platform Nine and Three-Quarters cannot match the complexity of the Room of Requirement - it is a composite magic involving space, consciousness, and induction, combined with the magic of pseudo-creation power.

Although Ye Ting's learning of magic spells had only just reached the second grade, he could still tell that it was impossible to create the Room of Requirement with modern magic spells alone, which must have involved more complex and essential magic.

And to learn such magic, he can only do this by learning ancient runes, then doing further research on magic spells and ancient magic.

In addition, he had to find a way to earn enough gold galleons to buy a flying broom as research material in Diagon Alley.

But these were not things he could accomplish at the moment.

In terms of gold galleons, he could return to the Muggle world and use his magic and knowledge from his previous life to earn enough pounds to exchange for gold galleons.

In addition, he can only go to Diagon Alley after leaving Hogwarts, so it seems that everything can only be completed after the Christmas holidays.

Currently, Ye Ting has been reading "Advanced Rune Translation" every day. He has already finished reading the most basic "Ancient Runes Made Easy", and then after further, he can really get started with some simple alchemical experiments.

In Ye Ting's eyes, the subject of ancient runes is a comprehensive knowledge of linguistics, religion, philosophy, history, folklore, and programming. Although the meaning and combination of magic runes have a certain logical relationship, it involves more imagery from many mythologies, and these images are what differentiate magic from science.

In the world of Harry Potter, the essence of magic comes from magic.

Wizards and magical creatures are distinguished from ordinary creatures by the very fact that they are born with magic.

The existence of magic enables them to have an anti-scientific and anti-logical influence on the material world.

And it is because of the difference in magic power that Animagus among wizards cannot transform into magical creatures - the essence of Animagus is to change a human body into an animal body through shape-shifting magic, which involves making matter change into another kind of matter through magic power.

But while magic is able to transform matter, it is difficult to transform magic itself.

Magic creatures, including wizards, have different magical powers, so when Animagus try to transform into a magical creature, the transformation magic can only change the body of the wizard into the body of the magical creature, but the magic power of the wizard cannot become the magic power of the magical creature. So Animagus will fail in the transformation because the magic power and the flesh are not suitable for each other.

Overall, magic follows certain, unique rules to influence the material world, and magic is what happens when wizards materialize it.

It's like a computer language. The lowest level of machine language is equivalent to the rules of the world, and although machine language can be used directly to write programs, it's too complex to use directly.

So someone - or god - combined the machine language into instructions through a processor, and through these instructions, the machine language was simplified and became the assembly language, the rules of magic, and such rules can be used through magic.

But the rules of magic are still too complex for magical creatures to understand, and can only be utilized rather crudely through magic. So, just as assembly language forms a programming language through further instructionalization, these magic rules were further simplified by certain wizards to become ancient magic runes.