Unfortunately, all of the books I bought agree on one thing; in order to move the wards on the Dursley residence Holly would need another living relative that shares her blood. However, the books are far from useless. Until now, my study of runes was purely theoretical. While I was totally capable of forcing magic into the runes to activate them, they would promptly use up the magic I fed them and become inert again, preventing any kind of practical use. Modern enchantment and wardcraft involved the usage of spells in order to have the runes draw from available magic in the environment. Additionally, the Graphic Arts were mostly used in these modern times as anchors and control sequences for complicated spells, controlling how they functioned and bridging multiple spells to work together with one purpose. Runes that create tangible effects are mostly restricted to ritual, these days. The variety of effects from sustained charms and jinxes were just too versatile to ignore. All of this means that modern enchanting is impossible without a wand, and therefore impossible for me to practice, even though the Graphic Arts is technically a form of witchcraft, not wizardry.