Hogwarts: A Chinese-Style Professor

Chapter 278 The Feeling of Happiness

The investigation, interrupted by the Weasleys, resumed, and Camille's uneasy mood quickly calmed down.

Because she suddenly realized with surprise that work was also a process of accompanying Li Wei.

The job itself was an unexpected surprise for her.

They first visited Professor Flitwick's Duel Labyrinth.

The scene Flitwick set up was on top of the Ravenclaw Tower.

When Li Wei and his party arrived, he was waving his wand, seemingly conducting an inspection.

“It seems you are almost ready, Professor Flitwick.”

"Li Wei—you've arrived~"

Professor Flitwick remained as energetic as ever, seemingly unaffected by the morning's hall setup.

"Come on, come on, quick, help me see if there's anything I can improve in this duel maze?"
By the way, you have to try it for me first—”

"Of course, that's exactly why I came here."

The three stood at the entrance, not in a hurry to step in—simply because the large open space in front of them was surrounded by low, protruding stone walls.

To be honest, if a student isn't careful and steps down, they'll just think of it as a stepping stone.

But Li Wei knew that this was actually the duel maze that Flitwick had set up for this time.

Its mysteries cannot be perceived from the perspective of normal humans.
Would you mind if we experienced it firsthand?

Li Wei inquired.

"Of course—that would be the best. I've put a lot of thought into it, and I'm sure you'll love it."

Flitwick blinked and waved his wand at the three of them.

"Shrink them all!"

With a sharp and clear incantation, a warm golden light instantly enveloped Li Wei, Jia Meier, and Qiao Weili.

The world seemed to be pulled backward by an invisible hand, or as if they themselves were falling rapidly. The wind howled in their ears, and the light and shadows shifted rapidly before their eyes—the open view at the top of the tower contracted rapidly, gradually turning into the same gray.

The discomfort disappeared in just one or two breaths.

Li Wei landed steadily on the ground, and the world before him was completely transformed in scale.

As for the shrinking spell, Li Wei sensed it—it seemed like he could break this level of magic at any moment.

His magic resistance seems to be getting stronger and stronger.

"interesting."

Li Wei stood still, not in a hurry to act, pondering this phenomenon—in truth, ever since he acquired the legendary attribute, his mind had been focused on lightning magic.

As for magic resistance, we'll only test it in the early to mid-game; we've completely forgotten about it now.

Flitwick's spell served as a reminder of something—legend is not the end, and he seems to be growing as he planned.

Not only spellcasting ability, but also legendary traits.
If this continues, will he one day become a true magical creature?

If his body undergoes a dramatic transformation by then, will he still need to worry about immortality?
Perhaps, as his realm continues to advance into the unknown depths, his initial goal will naturally be achieved in the process of progress?
Li Wei blinked, staring blankly at the top of his feet.

"Li Wei, how are you feeling?"

Suddenly, a giant's voice came from the sky, echoing continuously in the dome.

Li Wei subconsciously looked up and saw Professor Flitwick's face magnified a hundred times—at this moment, his face completely filled the sky, staring at Li Wei with his eyes.

This perspective is quite novel.
Li Wei cast aside all distractions and responded with a loudspeaker spell:
“I feel good, but Flitwick, won’t you let me explore on my own for a while?” “Oh—of course, of course—okay, you can experience it on your own for a while.”

Flitwick realized he had acted too hastily and shifted his large face away from the sky—Liwei and the others regained their normal vision and saw the infinitely high and clear sky once more.
Just seeing this magnificent scene, which soothes the soul and makes one feel insignificant, is enough to make this trip worthwhile.

Livy understood why Flitwick insisted on choosing this location—it was closest to the sky, yet extremely far from it after shrinking.

"Let me see."

Li Wei began to wander through the labyrinth.

Although he has become increasingly relaxed and at ease since entering the legendary stage, the daily routines he never used to experience are now gradually becoming more enjoyable.

But this kind of activity, shrinking himself down to explore a maze like today, is unprecedented—come to think of it, he had explored the Magic Rainforest area before.

However, I was on edge back then, and my whole body was enveloped in the head-diving curse, so my mood was far less relaxed and carefree than it is now.

Although it might sound a bit like self-praise, he was actually quite envious of the current Hogwarts students.

Back when he was studying, he could only rely on spending time in the library for everything.

Sometimes, when I want to find a piece of knowledge, I often spend a whole day flipping through books.

Now, they can find what they need by using the materials uploaded by other students and professors in the guide, and they can also get quick responses from others if they have any questions.

If he had had such convenient things during his school years, perhaps he wouldn't have had to endure such ascetic study and life to reach his current level.

"Speaking of which, why don't we use my memory of the knowledge to add a search function to them?"

Li Wei pondered how to further improve the functions of the manual—although he had been caught in the rain himself, he didn't mind casually holding an umbrella for his adorable offspring.

After walking only a few steps, blue runes suddenly lit up on the stone walls of the two intersecting passageways in front of Li Wei.

The next moment, several weakened beams of the Sleep Curse shot out from different angles, instantly sealing off all of Li Wei's escape routes.

Li Wei didn't take out his wand; he simply waved his hand casually—several rock pillars rose up, carrying transparent halos, directly blocking all the beams of light.

"Clap."

Suddenly, a section of the wall collapsed, and the stone slab engraved with runes peeled off completely, gradually turning into the shape of a bomb.

Li Wei stepped forward, picked it up, weighed it in his hand, and nodded.

By resisting traps, you can obtain magical item rewards. This way, even students with weaker abilities can have the potential to overcome stronger ones by accumulating various items.

And there should be something else after that.
Half an hour later, having gathered the alchemical golem, the spell temporary amplifier (which was actually Flitwick actively releasing the power of the shrinking spell), and various magical items, Levi defeated his two assistants in a one-against-two battle.

Although they lost, both of them were in good spirits—and when they left, Camille even seemed a little reluctant to part.

"I wish the three of us had enrolled in the last few years."

As she said goodbye to Professor Flitwick, she couldn't help but say this.

Jowell smiled and nodded without saying a word.

Li Wei also laughed.

"If you like, we can make an even better one when we get back—I can get the students from the study group and dueling club involved during the Easter holidays."

"No—never mind."

After thinking about it, Jia Meier seriously rejected Li Wei's suggestion.

Because what she wanted wasn't the form of entertainment itself, but the joy of being with the two people she cherished most in her life.

(End of this chapter)