Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 72: Bengbeng is the social king
At the door of the spell practice classroom, Filch had already prepared a chair for himself.

He was sitting at the door at this time, quietly watching his pet cat and another mouse-like sniff chatting.

"Chi?" (Have you seen a phoenix?)
"Meow!" (I've seen it)

"Haha?" (Can you take me to see him?)

"Meow~" (It's too homely)

Last night, Moon knew that Bong Bong was not satisfied with having to wait three years to see Phoenix, so he was thinking about when he could take Bong Bong to the principal's office.

But it seems that this is no longer necessary, because Bengbeng is already looking for a method that is unique to him.

"What is Bong Bong saying?"

Hermione asked curiously, noticing the strange look on Moon's face.

"Uh, Bengbeng seems to be chasing stars."

Moon learned the term "star chasing" after he came to the UK. At that time, he really couldn't understand why a group of people would surround one person and ask for an autograph.

Now we see that Bengbeng actually starts to seek help from Mrs. Loris in order to see Fenghuang.

He knew that some people and animals seemed to be born to belong to the middle position in the group.

"Want to chase a star? Who?"

Hermione was also very curious.

"Dumbledore's phoenix."

Filch dotes on his pet cat very much, so he also likes Bong-Bong very much now.

A month ago, ever since he saw Bengbeng bringing fish to Mrs. Loris, he had paid attention to this little guy.

He once thought that Mrs. Norris was too lonely in the castle, but now that she had a friend, he also wanted to help Mrs. Norris entertain her well.

But Moon didn't have such an idea. He believed very much in Bengbeng's communication skills.

In the Gryffindor common room, Moon often saw Bong Bong chatting animatedly with other small animals.

After seeing that Bongbong could handle things on his own, Moon and Hermione began their first spell practice.

They first moved the figurine to the middle of the classroom, and then cast a small spell on it as Filch said.

After many experiments, the two found that the facial expressions of the terracotta warriors would change after being cursed.

The stronger Moon's spell becomes, the more painful the terracotta warrior's facial expression will become, his mouth will make screams, and tears will fall from his eyes.

"I really don't know who invented this. It's so imaginative."

Moon was very satisfied with this big toy. In his opinion, it was much easier to cast spells with the terracotta figurines than with those small animals.

A terracotta warrior can cast spells continuously, and you can tell the effect of the spell just by looking at the other person's face.

After being cursed, the little animals were just fixed in place without any response.

Moon cast three consecutive [Leg Locking Curses], and the terracotta warrior's expression changed slightly.

Hermione also cast the [Petrification Spell] on the terracotta figurine.

From the changes in the terracotta warrior's expression, Moon could tell that the damage caused by the [Petrification Curse] was as powerful as two [Leg-Lock Curses].

However, Hermione cast the spell too slowly, and Moon was able to cast five [Leg Locking Curses] in a row at the same time.

Seeing that the terracotta warrior's face was becoming more and more painful, Hermione stopped casting the spell and came to Moon.

"This figurine looks like Professor Snape."

Hermione told Moon what he had initially discovered, but he just nodded.

Although he didn't know what grudge this small group called the Marauders had with Professor Snape.

But none of this concerned him, especially since the terracotta figurines were very suitable for practicing spells, and he was even less willing to give up this magic prop.

"Maybe they just look alike."

Moon responded casually and continued practicing.

Hermione thought for a moment, then stood aside and waited.

Watching the figurine's increasingly painful expression, Hermione felt that it was very much like Snape being bullied by Moon, which gave her a very absurd feeling.

It wasn't until Moon was sweating profusely and could no longer cast spells that Hermione came over and helped him up.

"Your [Petrification Spell] should last more than a minute." Hearing Hermione's question, Moon just looked up and smiled without any answer.

He knew very well that the little witch must have known this a long time ago.

"Okay, since you can't practice anymore, it's time to leave."

Filch, who was sitting at the door, had actually been watching Moon the whole time.

He has met many students, including troublemakers and good students, but the majority are ordinary students.

But Moon was unlike any of these people. He had a drive that Filch didn't understand at all.

This was the quality Filch had seen in the young wizards who wanted to win the game when he watched Quidditch.

As for ordinary courses like practicing spells, Filch had never seen any students do so.

In particular, Moon's drive was even greater than those of the students trying to catch the Quaffle during the game, which he couldn't understand.

"Okay, thank you, Mr. Filch."

Moon didn't know how to address the other person, so he used the word "Sir".

Hermione was only slightly stunned when she heard this, and nodded at Filch.

"By the way, you can use this terracotta figurine as you like. I have three more locked away."

Perhaps it was Moon's address that had some effect, and Filch was actually generous to the little wizard.

"Thank you!"

"No, and you'd better set a time to come here. I still have a lot of things to do, especially catching little wizards at night."

Hermione curled her lips when she heard this. She felt that Filch hadn't changed.

Moon didn't care. What he needed to do now was to study how to make food bigger, practice magic spells, and take time to take care of the plants in the club.

He planned to study the spell after getting up in the morning.

Taking care of plants, just take the time to go
So after class in the afternoon, I have some free time, which is very suitable for practicing spells.

After thinking about this, Moon looked up at Filch.

"Then after class this afternoon, if it's inconvenient for you, I can get the key myself."

"No need, I'm familiar with the first-year class schedule, you can just come directly when the time comes."

After Filch finished speaking, he opened the classroom door and motioned the two little wizards to come out. Then he locked the door and led Mrs. Norris away.

At this time, Bengbeng climbed onto Moon's shoulders and said goodbye to his friend.

"Chi!" (Remember to tell me if you see a phoenix!)

"Meow!" (OK)

Moon also waved to Mrs. Loris.

On the way back to the dormitory, Moon reviewed the spell practice he had just done.

In fact, after fighting with the giant monster, Moon discovered his own shortcomings.

That is a matter of mentality when facing a battle.

Zalan had actually pointed out this problem before, but he didn't have the conditions to train Moon at that time.

It was not until this encounter with the giant monster that Moon truly felt that his mentality problem had to be resolved.

"If you want to not be afraid or excited during battle, you must experience enough wars and become accustomed to them, so that you become numb."

This is what Zalan said after discovering Moon's problem.

However, if you want to experience war, the conditions are not available at any time and place.

So Zalan had no choice but to take another approach.

Practice the means of subduing the enemy until it becomes muscle memory.

Only in this way can you ensure your own survival and then experience the changes in mentality brought about by war.

This is what Zalan requires of Moon's training.

　Seeking follow-up reading, monthly tickets, and recommendation tickets from the little wizards
　　
　
(End of this chapter)