Harry Potter with Technology System

Hello, all of you. This chapter is rather short because I just noticed that half of it was the ending of the previous chapter. Usually, I catch these issues during proofreading, or my proofreaders bring them to my attention. However, sometimes they slip through, especially when I re-edit them later on. Lastly, when I upload them to Patreon, Patrons notify me, but even when they don't, I only realize it on the release date. At this point, I cannot fix it by adding more words from the following chapter, as that would require editing 25 chapters on Patreon. Instead, I will publish the an extra chapter today. Anyways, enjoy, and Happy Christmas and Holidays!

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Emboldened by this revelation, Harry decided to begin with the Lumos spell, envisioning how he could modify it. "Let's start with something simple. Lumos traditionally emits a white light. What if I try to change its color? Maybe even make it pulse or flash in a pattern?"

Harry, well-versed in the basic Lumos spell, often amused himself by illuminating the tip of his finger with its gentle white glow. This time, however, he approached the spell with a different intent. In the solitude of the Virtual Potion Crafting Room, he was free to experiment without the constraints of traditional wand magic. Wandless magic, a realm he was only beginning to explore, offered a broader canvas for his creativity – it was guided solely by thought and belief.

As he concentrated, Harry envisioned the tip of his finger not just lighting up, but glowing with a vibrant, changing color. He imagined the light shifting smoothly from a bright blue to a deep green, then transitioning to a warm amber, much like the colors of a sunset. The idea was to transform the basic Lumos into something more visually stunning, a testament to his growing understanding of magic's fluid nature.

With his eyes closed and his mind focused, Harry reached inward to his magical core. He felt the familiar surge of energy, a warm current that flowed from the depths of his being. Channeling this energy, he directed it to the tip of his finger, all the while holding onto the vivid image of the changing colors.

Slowly, the tip of his finger began to glow with even more vibrant colors. At first, they were the main colors he just tested, but as Harry concentrated harder, the light started to shift. It turned pink, then cyan, and finally blazing orange, just as he had envisioned. The light didn't just change colors; it pulsed gently, creating a mesmerizing effect.

"Remarkable," Nigel commented, his voice reflecting genuine admiration. "You've turned a simple lighting charm into a display of magical artistry."

Harry opened his eyes, marveling at the sight before him. His finger was aglow with pulsating light, cycling through the colors seamlessly. It was a small but significant triumph, a step towards understanding the malleable nature of spells.

Encouraged by his success, Harry decided to push his experimentation further. "I wonder if I can make the light form patterns," he mused aloud.

"Ambitious," Nigel remarked. "But then again, you've never been one to shy away from a challenge."

Harry focused once more, this time imagining the light forming shapes – circles, spirals, even a miniature representation of the Hogwarts crest. He concentrated on the details, the curves of the serpent, the wings of the eagle, the badger's sturdy form, and the lion's proud mane. It required a deep concentration, maintaining the mental image while simultaneously directing his magic.

The light responded to his will. It began to twist and turn, forming the shapes he envisioned. It was not perfect – the lines were a bit shaky, and the forms somewhat abstract – but it was a start. The Hogwarts crest appeared in a radiant display of light on his fingertip, albeit a bit distorted.

"A commendable effort, Master Harry," Nigel said. "A bit more practice, and you might just give the Hogwarts founders a run for their money."

Harry chuckled at Nigel's comment. "One step at a time, Nigel. But this does open up a lot of possibilities."

His mind buzzed with ideas – if he could modify Lumos to this extent, what could he do with other spells? The thought was exhilarating. Each spell in his magical arsenal was no longer just a tool but a canvas for his creativity.