Harry returns from Hogwarts Legacy

Chapter 24 Blue and White Bowl

Of course Harry was familiar with Animagus. There were many Animagus in the Fire Ash Snake Party. They liked to transform into aggressive and flexible animals such as wolves, tigers and leopards.

The consequence of turning into a beast is that Harry has no psychological pressure when casting ancient magic. He can cast his favorite ancient magic without hesitation - making animals smaller and squeezing them to pieces.

Although it’s not very hygienic, it’s very relaxing.

I just don't know why the Fire Ash Snake members screamed in fear when they saw this magic...

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Soon, the classroom was filled with students who arrived one after another.

I don’t know if it was because no one dared to come forward to play with the cat, the new students just watched from afar out of curiosity, and no one dared to come forward.

After all the students were seated, the cat suddenly jumped forward, and Professor McGonagall, wearing a dark green robe, appeared in front of everyone.

"This is so cool!" Ron praised subconsciously.

"Thank you for the compliment, Mr. Weasley," Professor McGonagall said to Ron.

This unique way of meeting immediately attracted the curiosity of the little wizards. They all sat up straight, looking forward to the start of the transfiguration class.

"Transfiguration is the most complex and dangerous spell you will learn at Hogwarts," said Professor McGonagall. "Anyone who acts mischievously in my class will be asked to leave and will never be allowed to come back again - I have warned you."

"I bet, Harry," whispered Ron, "she was thinking of Fred and George when she said that."

Professor McGonagall glanced at the whispering Ron, then turned her desk into a pig, and then quickly changed back.

All the students were attracted and wanted to start learning right away, but they soon realized that it would take a long time to turn the furniture into animals.

After they had written down a lot of complicated and difficult notes, Professor McGonagall gave each of them a match and asked them to try to turn it into a needle.

This was of course a piece of cake for Harry. He waved his wand and turned the match on the table into a needle with beautiful patterns on it.

"Wow, cool!" Ron praised subconsciously.

"Mr. Weasley?" Professor McGonagall gave him a stern look, "No whispering in class!"

"But, Professor," Ron argued, "Harry turned the match into a needle in an instant..."

Hearing Ron's words, Professor McGonagall walked forward and found that Harry had indeed turned the match into a needle.

"Nice Transfiguration," Professor McGonagall praised. "Five points for Gryffindor, Mr. Potter."

The students applauded, partly because of Harry's outstanding performance, and partly because Gryffindor was awarded five extra points.

Many students in Granville know that it is easy to deduct points but difficult to add points - even if they are freshmen.

Harry looked calm and thanked Professor McGonagall very gracefully.

If you can't reach this level after the second round, then you have wasted six years of study.

Professor McGonagall smiled rarely. She looked into Harry's green eyes and became more and more certain that the child looked like his mother.

By the end of the get out of class, Hermione was the only one among the remaining students who had achieved some change with her matches.

But with Harry's example, Hermione only won two points for Gryffindor.

When the get out of class was over, Hermione came over and squeezed in between Harry and Ron.

"Good God, Harry, how did you do that?" She spoke rapidly, like a machine gun: "Professor McGonagall just finished speaking, and you turned the match into a needle."

"After all, Harry is the savior." Seamus said behind them, "You don't think that the savior will be an ordinary person, do you?" You know what, Seamus's reason convinced Hermione.

Come to think of it, if he didn’t have any special abilities, how could he be recorded in so many books?

They walked all the way to the Great Hall and sat down at the Gryffindor table.

"Ha, Harry," Neville said, "How on earth did you do that? Can you teach me?"

"Oh, that's not difficult." Harry drank the juice in the cup and took out his wand. "Take this cup for example. If I want to turn it into a bowl, I need to imagine the bowl in my mind, and then..."

As Harry spoke, the cup turned into a blue and white bowl.

"Wow." Neville couldn't wait to take out his wand and pointed it at his water cup. The tip of the wand flashed.

Sadly, the cup just made the belly a little bigger.

"That's pretty good, Neville." Harry praised. "It's a good start to be able to make the cup undergo some initial changes. Remember, the stronger your wish, the better the transformation effect... Well done, Ron."

To his left, Ron had transformed the cup into a bowl with a stem.

Ron is already an outstanding student, as he can achieve this level with a wand that is not suitable for him.

Harry felt more and more that he should give his good brother a wand for Christmas.

It always feels good to be praised. Ron smiled happily and said with some distress: "I have tried hard to think about that bowl, but I just can't do better."

"You have to believe in yourself." Harry encouraged him, "The belief is the best magic."

Encouraged, Ron picked up his wand again and cast a spell on the cup in front of him.

The deformation effect this time is much better than the last time. At least from the shape, it is already a qualified bowl.

"You're amazing, Ron," Seamus praised. "Watch me!"

For a moment, Harry had a bad feeling in his heart.

As he expected, when Seamus waved his wand, there was a loud thunderclap.

The cup was not deformed. Instead, it was blown high into the air and then fell heavily in front of the five of them.

"To some extent, it does work." Hermione picked up the cup. "Look, at least its mouth has widened."

The afternoon class was Herbology. A short and fat witch named Sprout took us to the greenhouse behind the castle to learn how to cultivate these exotic plants and fungi and understand their uses.

In terms of Herbology, Harry should be the one who is better at it.

After all, the one who taught them Herbology a hundred years ago was the most beautiful woman in Hogwarts, Professor Garrick with two pigtails.

It has to be said that the teacher’s appearance actually has a great impact on students’ enthusiasm for learning.

Of course, Harry also liked Professor Garrick, who was gentle and beautiful, and always like a big sister next door. After class, he often found excuses to ask the professor questions. Garrick naturally liked the cute Harry very much. Not only did he patiently answer his questions, he even taught him how to grow Chinese cabbage.

Cassandra is still complaining about this.

"Look, it's like a dog chasing a broomstick. He'll never catch the broomstick, and even if he did he wouldn't be able to fly it."

(End of this chapter)