Hogwarts: Voldemort, don't stop me from studying

Candies can be melted and chewed, but leaves need to be handled with the same care as a baby.

Wade had to give up talking temporarily. For this reason, he secretly used the Ignore Charm during class to prevent the professors from suddenly calling on him to answer questions.

"Animagus?" Professor Murray shook his head in disapproval. "This kind of magic is dangerous and useless. After the transformation, you will be restricted by the animal body and cannot use other spells. What's the point of practicing it?"

"Being able to transform into an animal is already amazing! And mastering Animagus will be very helpful for learning Transfiguration." Vader replied.

Murray said indulgently: "It's up to you. You always want to learn all kinds of magic... Do you know the Uagadou School of Magic?"

Vader: [I've heard of it. It's a magic school in Africa and the largest of all magic schools.]

Professor Murray nodded. "I haven't learned Animagus myself, but I know a few African wizard friends."

"Vagardu is exceptionally good at wandless spellcasting and Animagus. Many of their students can transform into elephants and cheetahs by the age of fourteen. I can lend you a few notebooks for reference."

Thank you, professor.

"Don't thank me too soon." Professor Murray said with a deliberately stern face: "If you transform into a slug, just don't cry in front of me."

Vader couldn't help but laugh.

He knew that even if Professor Murray disagreed, he would support his decision.

If it was Professor McGonagall...Weider imagined...

"It's too dangerous, Mr. Grey!" Professor McGonagall would probably frown and say very sternly, "This is not the magic you should be exposed to at your age!"

or--

"Mr. Grey, what is your Animagus form? A wizard's Animagus form and characteristics must be registered with the Ministry of Magic, otherwise it is illegal!"

How should I put it? Professor McGonagall was a very good and upright professor. As a teacher, she was impeccable, but she could hardly tolerate any violation of the rules, which made Wade dare not reveal some secrets to Professor McGonagall.

"Well, enough of this small talk, let's get on with today's class." Professor Murray asked, "I think you should have finished the homework I gave you last time?"

Wade nodded, put his bag on the ground, and tapped it with his wand.

A huge wardrobe appeared.

Entering the inner space, an untowed pumpkin carriage came rumbling over, and the door opened automatically. It started moving only after two people got in.

The carriage moved along the white road. Mighty armored soldiers could be seen patrolling on both sides of the road, and two cats were rolling around in the grass.

Their movements appear flexible, but their appearance has a man-made, mechanical feel.

Several large brooms were sweeping the floor, and dustpans were bouncing beside them, spilling out the garbage that had just been put in. The brooms knocked on them and turned around to sweep again.

The carriage stopped at the edge of the woods, and under the banyan tree there was a white table and two high-backed chairs.

The round-bellied teapot bent down, and two cups jumped out from the plate one after another. The teapot poured black tea for the two of them. The hot steam "puffed" against the lid, as if singing happily.

Professor Murray picked up the cup, drank it all, and put the cup back on the table. The teapot was eager to pour tea, but was stopped by the professor.

Wade waved his hand, and a bird landed on his hand. The bird lowered its head and pecked at the edge of the cup, and clear water gushed out from the bottom of the cup until it filled the cup again.

Professor Murray smiled with satisfaction.

"Not bad. It only took you two weeks to complete this creation."

He was very satisfied, but was reserved and did not use more compliments to praise his students.

[It is difficult to combine alchemical creations with magic, and it is even more difficult to solidify the magic pattern circuit so that it can also use the spell of clear water like a spring. ]

Wade touched the bird's head and said, "Fortunately, it finally succeeded."

"Then, you can start trying to solidify the two magic pattern circuits." Professor Murray said, "Today we will talk about the compatibility and conflict between alchemical materials and magic spells..."

Chapter 156 Case Retrial

The dark grey, slimy bodies were wriggling forward in the dark and damp farmland. The spinach and cabbage that we were used to seeing were as huge as castles.

It crawls slowly through it.

The sun is about to come out and it doesn't want to be exposed to the sun.

Suddenly, the leaves covering the top of the head were pushed aside, and a huge child leaned over to look at it and shouted, "Look, a snail!"

"No, it's not, it's a slug." said another taller giant, grabbing its soft body with a pair of pincers and lifting it up.

"We can use the slug with tentacles to make a scabies potion," said the giant, "but we have to dry it first."

The giant put him under the sun. The scorching sun burned his back. He felt that he was about to be sunburned to death. He twisted and struggled desperately, gasping for breath in pain...

Wade woke up suddenly, tore off the quilt wrapped around himself, and with a wave of his hand, the candle beside the bed was lit.

He touched his forehead, which was covered in cold sweat.

His mouth tasted extremely bitter, so he spat out the leaf. Sure enough, the third Mandrake leaf also had a corner missing.

Although Wade knew that the "slug" thing was a joke from Professor Murray, he actually dreamed that he turned into a slug when he slept at night, which was too bad.

It can’t be that kind of...precognitive dream, right?

Wade immediately drew back the curtains and got up, looked around his dormitory, and waved his wand -

A dozen pieces of parchment flew up, grew larger, and stuck to the wall. Images of eagles flying in various postures gradually emerged on the blank papers.

"Snapped!"

The candlestick turned into an eagle sitting on a branch.

"Snapped!"

An eagle-shaped relief appears on the wardrobe.

"Snapped!"

There were cloud patterns on the legs of the desk, and on the table top there were more than a dozen eagles with wings spread.

All you can see are images of eagles.

Vader snorted inwardly.

Go away, slug!

He is a Ravenclaw, if he wants to change, he will become an eagle!

After hypnotizing himself for more than ten minutes, Wade lay back on the bed.

……

The weekend was when Wade and Marchionne had an appointment to meet.

The weather was surprisingly good that day, and most people couldn't wait to rush to the playground. Some people even shouted, "Ved, let your insect army attack!"

"Yes, yes! We have prepared several tactics, ready to defeat them!"

"I'm telling you, I've gotten used to the ugly looks of spiders and cockroaches. I'm not afraid of them anymore!"

Wade looked around and saw that there was still some time before the agreed time, so he made an "OK" gesture.

This time it was Professor Flitwick who seized the referee's stool.

When he saw Vader, he was also very happy and said, "Oh, I haven't seen the insect army since I became a referee! Everyone says this is the most interesting part of the 'Battle Royale'!"

Wade was surprised. Who spread these rumors? When they were scared to the point of peeing their pants, did they really think all this was funny?

He felt strange, but he did not hesitate. Just as he was about to pick a few insects from the leaves, Fred handed him a glass jar.

"I've prepared it for you!" Fred said with a wicked smile, "Give those little guys who have never seen anything like it some shock from the monsters!"

Wade looked at it and was speechless.

In addition to the common ants and spiders in the jar, there are also flying moths, extremely ugly magic flower mantises, fat white silkworm moth larvae, slender centipedes, and... gray-black slugs.

Slugs?

Wade looked at Fred silently.

The red-haired Weasley winked at him and said, "Well, it's pretty good, isn't it? It took me a lot of effort to find it."

Professor Flitwick leaned over to take a look, nodded and said, "It's really good! It's such a waste to have only so few students."

He stood up and waved his wand, expanding the fence of the playground several times, and many students who were watching outside became participants.

Including the Weasley twins.

"Huh? Huh!" Fred was dumbfounded.

"Wait, I want to go out." Several Gryffindor students who had joined them in making trouble screamed and ran away.

"Snapped!"

The glass jar was broken, and the insects swelled, swelled, swelled...

The three-meter-tall magic flower mantis tapped its front legs and made a strange cry.

The slug squirmed and suddenly pinned a stunned student under its body, covering him with slime.

"Ahhhh-"

Screams of terror echoed throughout the school.

Vader felt better.

……

When the second game started, there were fewer students participating than ever before.

The insects that had transformed back to their original form had already hidden themselves. Several Hufflepuff students repeatedly asked Wade, and after confirming that the insect army would not attack again, they ran in together cautiously.

Many students who were hit so hard that they could not recover were lying on the playground to recover, and some were crying quietly. Wade walked through the crowd without any guilt and returned to the castle.

He was going to Hogsmeade, but the others probably didn't have the energy to sneak out of the school for the time being.

When they reached the eighth floor, Harry was alone in the Room of Requirement.

Vader was a little surprised.

Harry knew what he was wondering about, and said, "I wanted to ask about the progress of the Lupin case, so I didn't go to the playground... Fortunately I didn't go."

He said with lingering fear.