Portus (POR-tus) "porta" L. gate, entrance Turns the target object into a Portkey. Dumbledore turned an old kettle into a Portkey to number twelve, Grimmauld Place on the night of the snake attack on Arthur Weasley (OP22). Dumbledore turned the head of the wizard statue into a Portkey to his office with this spell after his duel with Voldemort (OP36). When the spell is cast, the target object glows blue and trembles briefly before returning to a normal appearance (OP22, OP36).
I was thinking of it as a way to travel - that's why it would be cool on the car.
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Portus (POR-tus)
"porta" L. gate, entrance
Turns the target object into a Portkey.
Dumbledore turned an old kettle into a Portkey to number twelve, Grimmauld Place on the night of the snake attack on Arthur Weasley (OP22).
Dumbledore turned the head of the wizard statue into a Portkey to his office with this spell after his duel with Voldemort (OP36).
When the spell is cast, the target object glows blue and trembles briefly before returning to a normal appearance (OP22, OP36).
I was thinking of it as a way to travel - that's why it would be cool on the car.
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