【Wonderbook-Book of Spells中有关布丽姬特·温洛克的原文(Chapter2)】
Many magical researchers use invisible ink to hide their work from rivals, so the Revealing Charm is essential for serious scholars. Famous arithmancer Bridget Wenlock was so protective of her discoveries that she wrote exclusively in invisible ink, not to mention writing upside down, back-to-front and in atrocious handwriting. Wenlock was famous for her absent-mindedness as well as her paranoia, and would often jot notes in invisible ink on scraps of paper, before promptly losing them. She could frequently be seen retracing her steps through her hometown of Tinworth attempting to use the Revealing Charm on every scrap of paper she came across in search of a lost arithmancy calculation.
Wenlock first scribbles down her ground-breaking theorem on the magical properties of the number seven at breakfast one day apparently on the back of the envelope, using her usual invisible ink. She then proceeded to send her cousin a letter using what she later believed to be the very envelope concealing the theorem. Soon realising her mistake, Wenlock seized her broom and managed to overtake the owl carrying the letter in mid-flight. The pair engaged in a fierce mid-air tussle as Wenlock tried to recover the envelope. (Post office owls take mail-tampering very seriously and will refuse to give up their deliveries to anyone but the addressee). After suffering several nips and scratches, Wenlock resorted to following the owl to her cousin's house in John O'Groats. But after finally retrieving the envelope from her bemused cousin, her Revealing Charm revealed nothing but a cake recipe which she had jotted down that morning. She later found the real calculation, scrawled on a sugar packet still sitting on her kitchen table.
第15章 布丽姬特·温洛克(Bridget Wenlock)