Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 323 An Overly Outstanding Person (Second Update)

However, there are advantages and disadvantages. First of all, you must not meet yourself at the same time, otherwise you will be in big trouble.

Secondly, one must be able to persevere both physically and mentally, because although one has returned to the past using the time converter, one's body and mind have truly experienced all of time.

In other words, if the time converter is used too frequently, it can cause you to actually attend classes for 20 to 30 hours instead of the normal eight hours you would normally attend during the day.

In the original story, Hermione used the Time-Turner to attend almost all her classes in her third year, but this resulted in her physical and mental condition deteriorating drastically.

After all, other students only had one class in the morning, which lasted three hours, while she had three classes in the morning, which lasted nine hours, and she also had to complete assignments for three subjects. So, at the end of her third year, she decisively gave up using the time converter.

This affected Jerry, but it wasn't too bad, because his physical and mental strength was extraordinary. Even if he studied and researched magic for thirty or forty hours straight, it wouldn't really hurt him.

What he valued most was the last point: after using the time converter just now, he discovered that although time had returned to four hours ago, the number of his little red stars had not recovered to four hours ago and was still accumulating and being consumed.

Therefore, using the time converter too many times would be pointless, as it would deplete his original number of red stars, which was enough to last him for one or two years, in just a few months.

Once the little red star is exhausted, he will be immediately teleported back to the main world.

Therefore, while the time converter is useful, it should not be overused. It should be used reasonably according to the number of red stars it has, and at least enough time should be available to complete the originally planned tasks.

The next morning, in the auditorium.

"Jerry, which course did you choose this morning?"

Daphne, sitting across the long table, looked at Jerry with some anticipation.

"Oh, it's the same one you chose!"

Jerry elegantly cut a grilled sausage in half, and before putting one half into his mouth with a fork, he replied.

"How did you know I chose numerology and divination?!"

Upon hearing this, Daphne's face immediately lit up with excitement. She hadn't expected that Jerry, a genius who spent most of his time studying magic, would know about the courses she had chosen, and even choose the same courses as her.

Jerry paused for a moment, then smiled and looked up at Daphne:

"Last semester, when I went to Professor Snape to ask him about magic, I accidentally saw your course selection form."

This was obviously a lie to Daphne. He had no idea what courses Daphne had chosen. He had simply taken all the courses last semester when he learned that Snape would apply for a Time-Turner for him. Just like Hermione, he had chosen all the courses.

Therefore, no matter what class Daphne chooses, Jerry will definitely choose the same one as her.

"After we finish eating, let's go to the classroom together. Pansy and Malfoy are both taking Arithmetic Divination as an elective!"

Knowing that Jerry had taken the same course as her, Daphne extended an invitation.

Jerry shook his head:

"Sorry, I have something to do in a bit, so I'm not sure what time I'll be there!"

"All right!"

Daphne showed a hint of disappointment, but she was still happy at the thought of taking the same class as Jerry later.

After breakfast, seeing Jerry leave the Great Hall, Pansy pointed to Hermione, who was following Jerry from the Gryffindor table, and smiled at Daphne:

"I don't think your chances are very high!"

"That damn Mudblood, how could she possibly be good enough for Jerry!"

Daphne was so angry at the sight that she gritted her teeth and almost bent the silver spoon in her hand.

Seeing her best friend like this, Pansy covered her mouth and laughed.

"It's because she gets such good grades. Last year, she was second only to Jerry in the final exams. I think you should put more effort into your studies. If you can surpass her grades, I think Jerry might pay more attention to you."

Jerry has always been outstanding, and he's handsome too. Many girls in his grade, both younger and older, have a crush on him, but many know that the chances are slim.

On the one hand, Jerry spends most of his time studying and researching magic, so many girls can't get close to him. Even if they see him in the common room or the library, they're too embarrassed to bother him.

On the other hand, aside from the Slytherin common room, almost everywhere you see Jerry, you'll also see Hermione Granger, who is equally outstanding.

Although Hermione Granger was born into a Muggle family, her academic performance was truly outstanding, second only to Jerry. Therefore, apart from a few more extreme young wizards who believed in bloodlines, many young wizards could understand her.

Of course, there were also many little witches who studied magic even harder, hoping to surpass Hermione's grades in the next exam and attract Jerry's attention.

It could be said that Jerry did nothing, yet he inspired a group of young wizards to be more enthusiastic about learning.

Perhaps this is what makes outstanding people—they can have a positive impact even if they just stand there and don't move!

Outside the auditorium.

"Let's go up to the West Tower and do our Muggle research first!"

Jerry and Hermione took out their Muggle study materials and headed straight for the West Tower.

Muggle Studies is essentially a course where wizards interpret Muggles, Muggle technology, and various Muggle behaviors from their own perspective.

Jerry wasn't initially interested in the course, since when it came to understanding Muggles, no one in the world probably knew more about them than him.

He not only understands the Muggles of this world, but also the Muggles of several other worlds, and from different time periods.

He only later learned that only wizards who had taken Muggle Studies could obtain the corresponding certification and work in positions that interacted with Muggles at the Ministry of Magic.

In addition, he was genuinely curious about what Muggles were like in the eyes of wizards, which is why he eventually included them in the course.

However, most importantly, he still has elective courses like Muggle Studies, which are only taken once a week at most, and only take two or three hours a week.

After the class ended, it was already eleven o'clock.

To be honest, it was quite interesting. Interpreting Muggle technology and history from a wizard's perspective gave him a wonderful feeling that this was how wizards understood these things.

After taking the class, he felt that Muggles studying this course might be very useful for his future plan to merge wizards and Muggles.

"Where to go for the next class?"

After leaving the Muggle Studies classroom with everyone, Jerry asked Hermione a question.

"Let's go to the arithmetic and divination class in the East Tower!"

Hermione grabbed Jerry's hand and ran towards the East Tower.

In a deserted corner of the East Tower, the two simultaneously turned the hourglasses around their necks, reversing time. Their figures appeared out of thin air in the East Tower at 8:30 in the morning, and then arrived at the still empty arithmetic and divination classroom.

(End of this chapter)