amazing magic

Chapter 32 31. Curse Lesson

Gryffindor's first class was a bit chaotic.

A group of freshmen watched Slytherin line up neatly and pretend to leave the auditorium. Ron muttered dissatisfiedly, "Hypocrisy."

However, Hermione Granger glared at him: "This is order and hierarchy! God Harry, did you notice, Lin an she..."

In the middle of speaking, she suddenly saw the clock at the back of the auditorium, and then jumped up wildly:
"Hurry up, we're going to be late for class!"

Unfortunately, Gryffindor's spirit of adventure led them to lead the way without a prefect, so they took three wrong stairs and had to turn back, and they encountered Peeves on the way...

When Harry rushed into the classroom panting, Hermione had already forgotten what she wanted to say, and instead breathed a sigh of relief:

"Thank goodness, caught up with..."

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw a short professor walking in from the door. He waved his wand familiarly, and stacks of heavy tomes were placed on the lecture table.

Then, the short professor stood up step by step, so that he was not blocked by the too tall desk.

He politely took off his hat to pay tribute to the students, and then introduced himself:
"Hello, little wizards. You can call me Professor Flitwick, who specializes in teaching you spells... Then, in the new year, let's get to know each other."

"Lavender Brown!"

"Here I am, Professor!"

Professor Flitwick began to roll the roll, and Hermione breathed a sigh of relief at the familiar rhythm of the classroom - but she obviously did it too soon.

Because when Professor Flitwick clicked on "Harry Potter", before Harry even had time to stand up, he gasped in excitement, then fell directly off the podium and passed out.

The classroom was instantly noisy.

But soon, Professor Flitwick got up from the pile of books again. He shook his body, rearranged the books, and continued the roll call again.

This time, he deliberately avoided the exciting Harry Potter.

After the roll call was over, they started teaching the novel spell class. The first one chosen as the tutorial was naturally distinctive and non-destructive——

Lumos
Fluorescence flickers.

"Feel your magic, mind, calm down. Pronounce the syllables - oh my god, don't get it wrong, there is magic in every syllable of the spell. I don't want you to be beaten by a rhino Step on your feet..."

Professor Flitwick's explanations are very detailed and his personality is very pleasing.

He pivoted back and forth in the class, adjusting everyone's posture and syllables.

"...and loudly! Be loud and accurate! Be firm! Then say the spell—make a half-circle clockwise on your wrist, shake it hard—"

"Lumos!"

Harry felt a tiny stream of heat running from his fingertips along the wand, and when he opened his eyes in surprise, he saw the tip of his wand glowing brightly in the dark classroom covered by heavy curtains. A cluster of glimmers the size of soybeans.

"I succeeded!"

He became excited, and in the next second, the soybean-sized light disappeared.

Then Professor Flitwick trotted over excitedly: "Oh, my God, yes! That's right! You succeeded! Ten points from Gryffindor!"

He clutched his chest and said to Harry, "You can practice more, when the magic is strong, it can illuminate the whole of Hogwarts."

　Lavender Brown is the first student assigned to Gryffindor in the original book.

　　Professor Flitwick's fainting in class is also the original work.

　　But the first section here is the Charms class, which I set up privately, because the original book didn't write it.

　　Personally, after reading the original book, I always feel that Harry is more like a sports student, and his strengths in Quidditch are very obvious.

　　But other subjects... To be honest, too many people have given him a little trouble, and Hogwarts' standards are very sloppy.

　　I don't think he has any talent for learning (not even trying hard enough).

　　
　
(End of this chapter)