Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 15 Moon's Bonus
Moon had never met anyone his age who loved studying as much as Hermione.

He even felt that Hermione read more books than all other people her age combined.

This is probably why Hermione has half a magic bar more than others.

Moon felt that his guess made some sense, so he now wanted to try to increase his magical power through reading.

Although he was not a fast reader and had to ask others for some of the words in the book, Moon had a very good memory and never asked for the same word twice.

Just like the first time he went to the hazelnut forest to be a guard, he memorized the route of the hundred-acre forest after walking it once.

After asking Hermione the meaning of seven words, Moon finally finished reading a chapter of History of Magic, while Hermione had finished reading five chapters of "Research on the Development of Modern Witchcraft" at the same time.

The next morning, Moon gave the note written by Professor McGonagall to Bong Bong, repeatedly telling it not to take anything from anyone else.

As Moon's best friend, he doesn't want Bongbong to stay in the dormitory every day. He should play in the castle, on the grass outside, and even by the Black Lake.

"Of course, you can't go into the Forbidden Forest. Percy said it's dangerous there."

"Ha!"

After receiving Bengbeng's affirmative answer, Moon left the dormitory with everyone else with peace of mind.

"I think Bengbeng is so smart. It seems to understand everything you say." Harry said with a little envy as he walked beside Moon.

"That's right, but I just hope it doesn't cause any trouble in the castle." Moon responded casually.

"I don't think so. It's probably Moon who can understand what Bong-Bong says." Ron interrupted at this time. "By the way, have you ever communicated with other magical animals?"

"No."

Moon never thought that he had the talent to communicate with magical creatures, but he knew that Ron knew a lot about the wizarding world, so there must be some truth to what he said.

"Do I really have this ability?"

Moon was daydreaming when Ron's voice came from the side again.

"If you want to experiment with this ability, you'll have to wait until your third year, when we'll have Care of Magical Creatures."

Ron went down the next flight of stairs and continued, "George and Fred said the class was safe, but you know they always say the opposite."

The three of them chatted as they came to the auditorium, and Moon discovered that Hermione was reading even during meal times.

And what he was holding in his hand was the big book "Hogwarts: A History" from last night.

Judging from the thickness of the book, she had already finished two-thirds of the whole book in just one day.

In the morning's herbal medicine class, Moon and his group were taken to the greenhouse from yesterday.

But today it is no longer a visit-based learning experience, but a hands-on experience of handling the rhizomes of daffodils.

"The leaves need to be cleaned, Justin."

"As beautiful as the daffodils are, they must be cut, Miss Granger."

"Well done, Neville Longbottom, but it would be best if you could get less soil on the roots of the flowers."

"Oh, it's perfect. The flowers are neatly cut, the leaves are cleanly processed, and the flower stems are not damaged. The roots are intact and there is almost no soil. Once dried, they can be used directly for medicinal purposes."

Professor Sprout held up a processed daffodil to show the people around him.

"This is a perfectly standard asphodel herb. I have to give it five points to Gryffindor, Mr. Moon Scarlett."

The little wizards around all looked at him with envy. Everyone knew that the college score was very important, as it was related to the honor of the college.

But the little wizards were still a little surprised that a freshman received a reward on the second day of class.

"Well done, Moon."

Harry gently poked Moon's shoulder and spoke softly.

"Yes, you should be the first freshman to be awarded credits this school year."

While Ron was speaking, he glanced in Hermione's direction intentionally or unintentionally, as if he was showing off something.

Moon was also surprised. He never thought that his experience working at York Farm could get extra points. This gave him the illusion that magic was not that difficult after all.

However, reality soon overturned Moon's belief. In the first Charms class in the afternoon, the short Professor Flitwick stood on a pile of textbooks and explained the relationship between spells and magic.

"If you want to cast magic, you must master the spell. When chanting the spell, you must not only pay attention to the scale, pauses, and tone, but most importantly, you must concentrate on chanting the spell."

Professor Flitwick said as he took out his wand.

"At the same time, we also need to pay attention to the technique, angle, and strength of waving the wand to avoid shaking, and ensure that the movement is smooth and the speed is moderate, such as this [Luminescent Flash]."

A very bright spot of light appeared on Professor Flitwick's wand, and the originally dim classroom suddenly seemed to be directly illuminated by the sun.

All the young Muggle wizards exclaimed, except Hermione.

Moon was also very surprised, but he was more concerned about the wizard bar above Professor Flitwick's head.

With the dual blessing of the wand and spells, Professor Flitwick's wizard bar has increased from five to six.

This was the longest wizard bar Moon had ever seen.

Of course this is based on the fact that Moon cannot see Dumbledore's wizarding strips and has not yet taken a Potions class.

Moon clearly remembered that at the dinner welcoming freshmen, the Potions Professor with a stern face and slicked-back hair had the longest wizard bar.

After Professor Flitwick finished his explanation, he began to have students practice the simplest illumination spell.

Hermione succeeded in just one try, earning her five points for Gryffindor.

Just after Professor Flitwick announced the extra points, Hermione turned her head to look at Moon behind her.

"The technique, angle, and strength are all very good, Mr. Scarlett, but you didn't pronounce the scale of the spell correctly."

Moon had tried his best, but these awkward spells were indeed very difficult to pronounce.

"Don't be nervous, Mr. Longbottom. You can practice the spells and wandwork separately."

"Oh, Harry Potter, I believe you can do it. It just takes a few more practices, right?"

"Mr. Weasley, pay attention during practice!"

Professor Flitwick was very careful and gave careful comments to each student. However, by the end of the class, only Hermione could maintain the Illumination Charm for ten minutes.

Moon flashed the wand briefly and then never lit it again.

"I think you need to work on your pronunciation. Your spoken English is so rusty and doesn't sound like a native English speaker at all."

As they left the classroom, Hermione packed up her textbooks while giving instructions to Moon who was behind her.

"Indeed, I came from outside England."

"No wonder. Actually, the library has a copy of 'Modern Magical Syllabary' by Jemima Browning. You'd better take a closer look at it."

Moon was stunned. He was still a little uncomfortable with Hermione's preaching-style help.

"Uh~, thank you."

"You're welcome."

Hermione raised her proud little head and walked out of the classroom door. Ron and Harry came over at this time.

"Don't mind it, Moon." Ron watched Hermione leave before speaking. "I knew on the train that she was very unpleasant."

Moon and Harry exchanged a nonchalant glance. Although he wouldn't speak ill of anyone behind their back, he had to admit that Ron's point made some sense.

However, Moon's attention was not on the tone of Hermione's voice. He had been called a "half-baked inspiration person" in Xilin for more than four years and had long been accustomed to it.

He was curious about how the little girl managed to read so many books.

Modern Magical Pronunciation Table

This sounds like another big book.

Hermione's spell pronunciation is so standard, and she even remembers the author. I wonder if she has memorized the book as well.

　Ask for the follow-up reading, monthly ticket and recommendation ticket from the little wizard
　　
　
(End of this chapter)