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_Riux7mthReplied to Nymos_Error404"Harry leaned forward so that he could see past Dumbledore. Mad-Eye Moody was sitting there — except that there was a very noticeable difference in his appearance. He did not have his magical eye, but two normal ones.” This is from the fifth book, Harry is watching the scene from the trial of the Death Eaters and Moody still has both eyes. So he must've lost it after the war while he was hunting down the Death Eaters that were in hiding..
All this while, Moody's eyes whirred around busily, seemingly scanning the empty space outside the window. "Some kind of bird, kinda looked like a Patronus," he growled, tightening his grip around his wand. (E/N.: Author keeps saying Moody's magical eye is what allows him to see this shit, like tf are you talking about it's 1977, he lost his eye after the war...)- _Riux7mthReplied to Nymos_Error404
Are you sure? The wiki said it was after the war.. Well either way it definitely wasn't before 1977
All this while, Moody's eyes whirred around busily, seemingly scanning the empty space outside the window. "Some kind of bird, kinda looked like a Patronus," he growled, tightening his grip around his wand. (E/N.: Author keeps saying Moody's magical eye is what allows him to see this shit, like tf are you talking about it's 1977, he lost his eye after the war...) - _Riux7mthReplied to Abaddon_Steele
Idk either - I guess because she's a little kid..? should I change that? It's kinda annoying imo
While covered by the cloak, Amy held onto Sherlock's arm so that he could tell that she was still following him. Leaving the Leaky Cauldron, they soon found themselves in a quiet London alleyway. In this more secluded location, Amy handed Sherlock the cloak, asking for his help stowing it away. The young girl, with an apparent lack of experience being outdoors, displayed curiosity towards everything around her. Yet, her grey wizard's robe stood out amongst the Muggle attire. Noticing this, Sherlock conjured a wide-brimmed sun hat for Amy, which he delicately positioned on her head. Together, they visited a children's clothing store where Sherlock bought her more contemporary clothes. Now, dressed in her new dress and the oversized sun hat, Amy looked delightful, as though she had just stepped out of a fairy tale. The girl looked up at Sherlock with sincere gratitude, "Amy really likes John's gift. Amy will ask her Daddy to buy a gift for John in return, okay?" - _Riux8mthReplied to _Scarlett_Dawn
It's also the alias MC used during his Apparition course
"John Watson," Sherlock answered, casting a memoire glance towards Snape that hinted at an alias. Snape's chilly and sober expression showed understanding, as he introduced himself. "Tobias Prince." - _Riux8mthReplied to Fid3lisSilvqCh 153 Chapter 153: Disagreement
- _Riux8mthReplied to Wyllt
Casting with multiple wands doesn't simply spread the power between them, neither in canon nor this story, so casting with one wand wouldn't produce one spell that's 200x more powerful... I don't like that logic either but idk it doesn't really matter to me, it's just Author's preferred way of making MC OP...
He had to stop it, and fast! Sherlock attempted to use his wand to halt the spinning hands within the pocket watch, but it was as if they were phantoms, immune to any physical interruption. His unease intensified. However, instead of succumbing to despair, he began to cast various spells upon the rebellious timepiece. Sherlock released all two hundred of his wands (bar the one he had lent to Sirius). As if suspended in mid-air by an invisible hand, they all floated around him, their tips pointed ominously towards the timepiece nestled in his palm. "Finite Incantatem!" he commanded. - _Riux8mthReplied to Omny1928
- _Riux8mthReplied to Chance_Zahn
He only read book 1 and saw some reviews of the movies
Sherlock nodded seriously, promising, "I fully understand, Arthur. I swear, I'll do everything in my power to protect Harry, and prevent him from embarking on any dangerous missions." - _Riux8mthReplied to Abaddon_Steele
I'm not sure, the idiom is originally about the driver of a horse drawn carriage though (not cars) so maybe they would, since we know those are a thing in the wizarding world.. tbh I didn't think about it
"It means you are in the driver's seat, determining every turn and change and thus, controlling every aspect of the duel, your opponent has to react to your moves, putting them in a passive position. It requires you to remain vigilant, observing and predicting your opponent's movements. At the same time, you must also keep track of your surroundings, making sure you are aware of all potential advantages or hazards. A competent dueler must demonstrate a fine balance of proactive and reactive decision-making." - _Riux8mthReplied to A_W_87
Yea this almost made write another rant because Patronuses are not physical, even hares were shown to hop around in the air and even if it was exclusive to flying animals, it makes no differences for communication. Even incorporeal Patronuses can deliver messages and McGonagall was able to summon three to deliver messages, so nothing about this makes MC unique. It makes zero differences if he casts the charm normally or with his Control ability, whether his Patronus takes the form of a bird or a dog, it does not matter........
Despite that, Sherlock was fond of his summoned Patronus raven perched on his shoulder. Rather useful, he thought. It could serve as a great defense against Dementors while also functioning as an effective communication tool, especially since it could fly. - _Riux8mthReplied to Abaddon_Steele
It is? Thanks, I'll keep it in mind for the future chapters
As Sherlock mulled over the potential enhancements of this spell-casting procedure and the myriad of eventualities it could offer, a sudden brainstorm struck him. What if he were able to summon the Patronus Charm through his control magic? Would it manifest multiple Patronuses? (E/N.: Patroni? Patronuses? idk.) - _Riux8mthReplied to nunya_business_3493
Harry: "I'm being horribly abused and ridiculed by my family" MC:
"Hats off to you, Harry, you actually are quite amazing," Sherlock remarked as they ambled together. - _Riux8mthReplied to Abaddon_SteeleCh 113 Chapter 113: Levitating Wand Casting System
- _Riux8mthReplied to Hentai_Senchou
Well I'm just saying it's technically canon that the power isn't divided among the wands - it's not something the author made up.. But I agree with you that it's stupid, the only explanation I can think of for why noone does it if it is possible is that it's almost impossible that multiple wands choose you.. but then it's not like you can't use a wand that hasn't chosen you.. idk let's see what author does with it
Ch 112 Chapter 112: I'm Asking Whether You're Selling Them Or Not! - _Riux8mthReplied to Tony_Pecoraro
Yea it's kinda ridiculous idk why author suddenly felt the need to gice MC another random op power...
Sherlock raised a single finger, repeating his request. "One hundred. And if all goes well, I might need another hundred later. All wands should be identical to the one I have in my hand, including the length." - _Riux8mthReplied to KenTheSlayer
It's just so uncalled for, it adds nothing to the story, just alienates potential readers..
But neither Sherlock nor Harry paid much attention; well, girls are like that, there are a few days every month when they're not as cheerful, if she is always cheerful and hearty, then that would be the strange thing. (E/N.: bruh) - _Riux8mthReplied to KenTheSlayer
Wait is that what he meant? I was so confused what Author was talking about haha
"Oh, you mean..." murmured Sherlock thoughtfully, "the one whose head could catch fire?" - _Riux8mthReplied to Halt_Jagged
This is what a bitter gourd looks like
On hearing this, Hermione's countenance morphed into one akin to a bitter gourd. Tears brimming on the corners of her eyes, she hurriedly explained, - _Riux8mthReplied to Hunterbloodmix
I think he's one year older
It was now the year 1992, making him exactly twenty years old, so this letter definitely wasn't an admission letter.