Chapter 3: 3 years later
It has been three years since Faust had arrived in the Harry Potter world. He was now 3 years old and was probably the most intelligent 3 year old that had ever existed.
He learned and adapted quick. His body also developed at a rapid pace, as a 3 year old supposed toddler he actually looked like 5—6 year old. If you looked at him you'd think he was exercising everyday, well he was but that was besides the point he had a lean body.
He asked one of the clan Sovereigns for training but they said he's too young but he insisted so they decided to test him. They tested his and found that it was stronger than a 10 year old, now that doesn't sound impressive but he was only two at the time.
Oh did you forget about his IQ – it's over 9000 but seriously Faust's body had to develop so fast in order to keep up with his brain. Now you must be wondering how did he even ask them well did you already forget his IQ is over 9000. His brain developed at a rapid pace. Forget about his IQ for a second. He has an eidetic memory because of his hyper-developing brain. Due to this he learned to speak after how to read, write and speak (not necessarily in that order) by the time he was 2.
He learnt the basic theory to commonly taught magic. The Sovereigns also forced him to learn about non-magical society and their advances since the Statue of Secrecy was established. As for what the SoS was, the Sovereigns explained it as the method used by the those who seek power to keep themselves in power, though they do agree with the fact that the magical world should be kept a secret form the mundane as the Sovereigns call them. (A/N I'll be calling non-magical people and society as mundane(s))
After studying up to professor level in most fields, he had found some fields to be quite interesting like neuro science and computers. He especially liked linguistics and could speak 50 major languages fluently and specialises in some obscure ones like Latin, Greek, Sanskrit and even Ancient Mandarin – it's said that all East Asian languages are derived from it. He also oddly picked up some mundane hobbies like magic, cardestry and playing with Lego. He was also enraptured by the mundanes take on the world their interpretation they called 'Science'. He constantly made breakthroughs in both magic and mundane Science and the Sovereigns were blown away by this.
These breakthroughs included easy wandless magic through the use of magic formulae and circles though this may be not applicable in battle it still helped with practice nonetheless. He also, due to his highly advanced brain, was able to delve deeper into the brain and its secrets and by studying Ancient Chinese medicine, namely acupuncture, he was able to understand the human body more than anyone else. In other words he had knowledge that would probably only be acquired over the next few centuries, however, he didn't announce his findings to anyone well except for the Sovereigns because that would endanger his mission – his mission of keeping the two worlds serperate.
His breakthroughs in magic were insane he cracked several mind boggling questions that plagued the magical world for centuries.
One such mystery was what serperated mundanes from the magicals (A/N I know the names bad but couldn't think of anything else, it acts like more of a generalised term but I will use wizard/witch when talking about specifics.). And he claimed the answer was, "Pretty simple actually." He discovered that he has the ability to see magic particles, he termed as mana, in the air. He stated that all living beings have mana and mana is transformed into magic through a process. The process is the incantation and the corresponding gestures used along with it. He has summed all this up into basic formulae which allow for insta-casting but this requires immense mental strength and willpower to use so he hasn't shown anyone outside of the Sovereigns.
He also noted that magic is like a muscle – the more you use it the easier it becomes to use and that's why some magicals can certain spells wandlessly and chantlessly after extensive use.
Now enough babbling; anck to the main point. The thing that separates magicals from mundanes is the ability to transform mana into magic. That's what happens to Squibs. They have mana but lack the ability to turn into magic. And sometimes mundanes develop the ability to turn mana to magic.
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—Prestent—
"Right Little Professor! You have proven yourself more than worthy over the last 18 months. Today you turn 3 and as per the Head Sovereigns orders you shall begin your training. Right this way," the voice belonged to the Chinese Sovereign Subhuti. He was the head I training instructor of the alliance. He was actually part dragon and not any old dragon but a Five-Clawed Golden Dragon. Apparently his father was one and one day found his mother and instantly fell in love with and a few years later they had his older sister and not long after they had him.
'Yes!' Faust screamed in his head. Although wise beyond his years he was still only a newly turned 3 year old child and does the have the tendencies of one. He was indeed happy to start training.
So began his training and on the first day he discovered why the Alliance was able to exist so stably without external factors bringing it down. It had to do with a specific type of magic and just one word.
Summoning.
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ANON_y_MOUS777 Sorry for the delay. Stuffs real hectic in RL. But I try to write a chap a day and if I don't post them at day just know it will come out the next day as per usual with the usual daily. On that note I'll try to write a chap daily.
Chap may be a bit short but gotta build up the suspense. I guess? ??♂️
I'll try to post daily and do at least a double release on Christmas and maybe New Years. Well happy holidays guys and do hope you're enjoying the Festive Season
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