Lilia Vanrouge’s Magic

Lilia uses magic during his Master Chef course to instantly grow pea shoots.

He presents Stitch with coconut juice that he chills with magic, and also uses magic to freeze water and fruit.

With Riddle and Jack’s cooperation he uses magic to repair the door of the cottage during the Stitch event, impressing them both. 

He also magically repairs a washing machine.

Lilia uses an unspecified form of attack magic during Spectral Soiree to defend himself against Sebek, and again during Playfulland in an attempt to break down a gate.

In a class he shares with Cater and Vil, Lilia infuses mandrakes with magic.

Lilia uses levitation during the Cloudcalling event to save an opponent from flying into spectators (where he’d physically tossed them by accident), and while the magic he uses during Halloween to eject campus visitors is unspecified, it was possibly also levitation.

Lilia mentions Jack’s outfit for the Cloudcalling being resized to fit Kalim, but as he does not specify which member of the group did the resizing we do not technically know that it was him.

Lilia also uses magic to do his eyeshadow and style his hair.

He seems to use teleportation fairly often until Book 7 when he announces that he has lost the ability to do so, along with the rest of his magic.

Lilia tries and fails to use fire magic in Book 7, but by the end of the story his magic has returned. Idia explains:

Lilia and Malleus both underwent examinations at Styx HQ after the incident. And they found that Lilia had partially regained his magic. The mechanism inside a mage’s body that generates magical power-the magic circuits —never recover once they break down…at least, that’s how it’s supposed to work.

But between Malleus’s broken horn and the magestone Silver had, it’s possible that the tremendous reserves of magical power they held flowed into Lilia, and that did something to his magic circuits…or so I’m told.

And not to belabor the point, but after taking an attack from Malleus head-on, Lilia’s vitals completely shut down for a short while. Yet now he’s at full physical and magical health. Fit as a fiddle, not a bruise in sight.

Riddle observes, “Patients having recoveries due to factors that can’t be explained solely with medical science. Medical texts occasionally touch on such things,” and Idia says, “…a miraculous bug brought about by the human error of true love.”

As Idia says both that Lilia has “partially” regained his magic and that Lilia is at “full magical health,” it is maybe a little unclear how much magical power Lilia has actually regained.