This is what Ravenclaw looks like..

Chapter 76: Arrange your time after school starts
'Damn it, Professor McGonagall also said that and I missed that.'

Now he just wanted to call himself a fool - Professor McGonagall had clearly told both of them that Dumbledore had taken the magic mirror away, but he didn't think of this problem at the first time!

Now that he thought about it, the thing that was wrong was that there were not just two people in that room, but three, and his clumsy means of probing had long been covered up by some magic.

Just like how Professor McGonagall used it to test the mentality of several people helping out in the office, Dumbledore obviously wanted to use it to cultivate Harry's mentality, and he and Percy ran headfirst into it!
In order to help Percy, he pulled Harry out and self-righteously preached some life philosophies - other students would definitely not panic, but he did!

He just finished ordering Quirrell this year, and even if Dumbledore is a big shot, he has to pay more attention to the people who are close to Harry. Once the author of the book is found out...

But, fortunately, due to his personality, he only gave a few words of advice - it was not a big problem, and they would just not have any dealings in the future.

Percy, on the other hand, didn't seem to have any worries at all.

"I think he must have realized the reality now. Although I don't know what false existence he saw in the mirror," Percy said cheerfully, his tone full of pride, "but he will definitely not be deceived so easily now."

As a class leader who was very strict with himself, he would never physically punish students on a normal day - except for his younger brother.

If one meal is not enough, do it again to make him realize that the thing he got in the mirror, whether it is power or something else, is ultimately unreliable. Although he himself has been addicted for a few days, it is a good thing to wake up a day earlier.

"Be careful not to undermine his confidence too much."

"I'll keep an eye on it, but it's definitely okay this time."

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“I don’t want to watch it anymore…”

When Harry went to the empty classroom to see Ron, Ron's eyes had cleared up again.

"It's all fake. Percy immobilized me with a spell, and then started to hit my butt hard with his shoe--"

He carefully rubbed his still sore buttocks, "It's all fake. Percy cast a spell and everything was gone..."

"We have to go back and study the curses, Harry," Ron pulled Harry's sleeve, "I don't want to be blocked here and kicked in the ass by him again."

Studying the school rules in detail was of no use to Percy. The only thing to be thankful for this time was that the matter was over after Percy was kicked, and he did not receive that horrible letter from home.

In class, Snape taught him the limitations and innovations of school rules, and Percy told him about the existence of rules beyond school rules - of course, not all of them were true.

"Um…"

Harry was a little frustrated. He had planned to do it a few more times, but - were they all fake?

He was a little reluctant to believe it, but... the other party had also seen the mirror and then broke free. Not only him, but also Percy. Ron didn't see it as clearly as he did.

Percy and the Ravenclaw student recognized the mirror at a glance. After a glance, they mercilessly shifted their gaze to other places and concentrated on looking for them.

The other party must have looked in that mirror, but they all got rid of the influence of the mirror!
The idea of ​​​​not admitting defeat and the desire to see his family again began to fight in his mind, and the fight was fierce.

"Take another look, Ron."

Harry looked at Ron and assured him seriously.

With a farewell mentality, he looked at the mirror for the last time, then waved his arms and said goodbye to his family one by one.

There's a whole team that needs me, and there's a whole academy that's waiting for me.

He whispered, silently stroking the mirror, conveying his feelings to it, and finally closed his eyes tightly, said goodbye for the last time, and then slowly turned his head. "Let's go, Ron. I've said goodbye seriously, and they must be very happy to see what I did."

Harry forced himself to smile.

'It's not fake, they just stayed there to bless me.'

He silently refuted the unknown Ravenclaw's words, then he and Ron put on the invisibility cloak again, pushed the door open with determination, and walked towards the common room.

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"Disillusionment spell?"

Percy looked at Andrew. "That is not a spell that lower grades should learn. In fact, even I have a little difficulty in casting it. After all, it is magic prepared for sixth graders."

“But there’s something really fascinating about it, and I just want to understand some of the mechanics of it.”

Andrew looked serious.

This made it impossible for Percy to refuse - it was only because Andrew held Harry back that he was able to beat up that idiot Ron. It would be a bit unreasonable to deny him now.

Considering that he had no other plans in the morning, he finally agreed to let Andrew experience the magic himself.

This was no easy task - especially since Percy already knew the evil nature of this junior Ravenclaw.

Sure enough, just as he guessed, after he cast a spell to make the other party feel the effect of the Disillusionment Spell, a series of requests came flooding in.

Explain the spell to him and let him feel the effect of the spell. After casting the spell, use simple spells to attack and use Transfiguration to try to crack it...

Before dinner time, Percy even felt that his proficiency in the Disillusionment Charm had improved significantly. He was totally willing to bet that if it weren't for dinner time, this new assistant of Professor McGonagall would have the nerve to bother him for a whole day!
"It does seem like there's a possibility of integration, but it's a bit too far-fetched for me."

During the last test after using the Shield Charm and Disillusionment Charm at the same time, Percy said this result with a little surprise.

"At least your guess is correct, Senior Percy."

Andrew smiled sincerely, "We should go to the cafeteria. The meal time is much shorter these days."

He gained a lot this time. The Disillusionment Charm was as effective as the Bubble Head Curse if used properly - the only problem was that Percy was not Nellie, so he couldn't use it to his death.

But unfortunately, Nellie did not stay in school either.

But it didn't matter, I had given out the Christmas present anyway, and I also received one in return - this time I would just communicate with Senior Nellie under the pretext of a Christmas chat, which would allow him to put aside other arrangements after school starts and concentrate on fighting the new battle with the Imitation Disillusionment Spell.

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"You're not coming anymore?"

In the empty classroom, Dumbledore, who was waiting anxiously, did not see the person he was waiting for - but this made his smile even kinder.

It’s better not to come!

A Harry who can break free from the pull of fantasy... that's really, really good.

(End of this chapter)