Harry Potter: From Muggle Cousin to Conceptual Wizard

Chapter 251 Great Advancement in Magical Skills! Repairing and Strengthening Hagrid's Hut!

Dali feels better and stronger than ever before.

Consciousness roamed freely within the vast amount of newly acquired magical knowledge in his mind.

His body was surging with magical energy of terrifying intensity.

Dumbledore, who was closely observing Dudley's condition from a short distance away, was astonished.

Even someone as exceptionally talented as himself only acquired such magical skill after the age of fifty.

Moreover, his current magical skill level isn't much higher than his past self, which is now Dudley.

Because after he turned sixty, his strength gradually reached the upper limit of his magical cultivation that his wizard bloodline talent could achieve.

After defeating Grindelwald and obtaining the Elder Wand, which could amplify the power of spells, his magical abilities no longer saw any significant leaps forward.

It's just that as he grew older and his magical knowledge increased, Dumbledore's magical skills became more profound, and he was able to use more advanced magical techniques to unleash the power of his magical abilities.

At this moment, Dudley himself, in addition to sensing the additional spellcasting memories in his mind, couldn't help but start analyzing the magical cultivation of the world's top wizards.

A legendary wizard! At his peak, his magical abilities were approximately 5.5 times those of an elite professor-level wizard! Voldemort truly deserves to be recognized by Dumbledore himself in the original story as a master of dark magic whose strength surpassed Grindelwald!

At his peak, Voldemort was able to go toe-to-toe with Dumbledore, who was empowered by the Elder Wand (in its master-bound state), and might even have been slightly better.

This suggests that at least ten years ago, Dumbledore's magical skill, without the Elder Wand's enhancement, was less than 5.5 times that of an Elite Professor.

It's probably about the same now. Dumbledore's magical abilities have definitely reached the limit of his talent. In the original story, after Voldemort regained his physical body, the two fought, and Dumbledore didn't defeat Voldemort. It was still a close fight.

Based on the detailed identification information of the Elder Wand from the system, the Elder Wand in its bound state will at most provide a 0.3x boost to the magical cultivation level of wizards like Dumbledore and Voldemort.

Based on this calculation, Dumbledore's own magical skill should be 5.2 to 5.3 times that of an elite professor-level wizard.

The first Dark Lord, Gellert Grindelwald, was defeated by the 64-year-old Dumbledore.

If we ignore the complex emotional factors that affected his combat power during his battle with Dumbledore, and also disregard the Elder Wand's (in its mastered state) enhancement, Grindelwald's magical skill should be at the level of about 5 times that of an elite professor-level wizard.

This level of magical skill is roughly the same as the maximum talent limit that Dudley can reach by fusing with the magic stone and obtaining the superior wizard bloodline.

Dudley had previously simplistically categorized Voldemort, Dumbledore, and Grindelwald into a single strength tier, believing that by raising his magical abilities to the current talent ceiling—equivalent to five times the level of an elite professor-level wizard—he could stand his ground and fight these people to a standstill.

Actually, the summary is too general.

He was also a bit arrogant.

These three individuals possessed an immense amount of magical knowledge, and when in a rational state, none of them were easy to deal with.

If we exclude the possibility of sneak attacks and only consider direct confrontation, perhaps Dudley, with his Golden Snitch-like speed and evasion, would be able to single-handedly clash with these three at their peak.

This is all predicated on the assumption that Dali's magical abilities truly reach the upper limit of his bloodline talent.

Now, although Dudley has fused with Voldemort's yew wand and achieved a leap in magical skill, he has not yet reached the talent ceiling of five times that of an elite professor.

After system evaluation, his magical skill level has increased from 1.7 times that of an elite professor to 4.5 times that of an elite professor. However, he is still a full 1 times away from Voldemort's peak level.

Of course, once he merges with the rowan wand that Old Dumbledore once used and acquires the spellcasting skills Old Dumbledore used in the first half of his life, Dudley's magical cultivation will steadily reach the limit of his talent.

At that time, what will limit Dali's cultivation will no longer be his own magical knowledge, but his bloodline talent.

However, Dali can now completely disregard these individual strength comparisons.

With the special properties of the twin wands, he is now invincible!

The prerequisite is that my cousin, who has a holly wand, is present.

With 4.5 times the magical cultivation of an elite professor, and their spell power increased tenfold, to put it bluntly, the two brothers already had the ability to sweep through the magical world, regardless of which country's magical world.

Dali was even happier when he thought of this.

Looking at the scorched earth and rubble around him, without saying a word, he immediately channeled his surging and terrifying magical power, raising his hand to cast a spell:

"Restored to its original state!"

In an instant, a scene unfolded as if time had reversed.

The rubble, charred wood, and black ash scattered everywhere from the explosion quickly flew back to the original location of Hagrid's hut from all directions.

Like assembling a jigsaw puzzle, it was quickly restored to its original state as Hagrid's cottage.

Even the furniture that had been scorched by the dragon flames was restored to its original state, with no trace of scorch marks or breakage visible.

With Dudley's current magical prowess, he can perfectly repair ordinary items that haven't been damaged for long, even those damaged by powerful magical attacks.

"Oh! Merlin's magic hat! Dudley, your healing spell is too powerful! I was planning to rebuild a bigger hut! Now I don't have to bother!"

Hagrid exclaimed in delight.

Upon hearing this, Dali became even more excited and said to himself, "A bigger cabin? No problem, watch me do it!"

Having said that, he pointed towards Hagrid's stone hut and chanted the incantation again: "Seamless extension! Impregnable as a rock! Invulnerable to water and fire! Unwavering magic!"

A series of powerful magical energies poured into Hagrid's hut, deeply transforming it.

After the magical light dissipated, Hagrid's cabin appeared unchanged from the outside, but once you opened the door and went inside, you would know that a huge change had taken place inside.

Dudley expanded the interior space of Hagrid's cabin to 10 times its original size and added long-lasting and constant defensive, fireproof, and waterproof effects to it, which can be described as a qualitative transformation.

After that, Hagrid was even able to take his dragon for a short walk inside the room.

After Dudley cast the spell, he and Hagrid were called into the hut by Dumbledore.

Norber, the little dragon flying in the sky, also said goodbye to his parents and landed back in Hagrid's arms.

The two old fire dragons got tired of flying and went back to their dragon lairs to take a nap.

The other magical creatures of Hagrid's contract, seeing that Hagrid was safe and sound, cheered and then returned to the outskirts of the Forbidden Forest.

The reason Old Dumbledore called Dudley and Hagrid into the house was to inform Hagrid that he was about to be promoted from gamekeeper and castle key keeper to professor of the Magical Creatures Protection class.

Of course, Hagrid will have to continue holding his original position.