Hogwarts: The Cat Wizard of the Moving Castle

"Hug...sorry..." the little wizard said awkwardly.

It's hard to admit a mistake, and children are always shy about it.

Fortunately, Mu En didn't care about this, he was the one who made others admit their mistakes.

"No, it's nothing." Sindel waved her hands repeatedly, a little shy.

Mu En stepped forward and turned to look at the little wizards.

"Okay, if you have any questions, just ask them here."

"Professor, are there any rules for the game?" Fred asked quickly, while George next to him kept rubbing his fingers.

It seems that he was the one who tried to fill in someone else's name just now, but was burned by the quill.

"These are the rules of a formal duel. Mr. Weasley, your status as prop master will not play a role here."

"Oh, thank you for the compliment." Fred and George looked at each other with satisfied smiles.

"Well, I obviously want to get along with you as ordinary wizards, but now it seems that we have to let them see our dueling abilities." George said with a helpless smile.

"George!!" As soon as he finished speaking, a roar appeared at the other end of the corridor.

"Oh, damn! Percy is here." Fred exclaimed softly, and then quickly said: "Professor, goodbye."

Then he and George quickly dodged away from the crowd and walked towards the other end. Percy walked over quickly, angry, with disheveled hair and what seemed to be a bag.

It looked like it had been struck by a red hat.

Tsk, tsk, tsk, it seems that they were really caught by the red hat.

Soon, other children began to ask questions.

Mu En tried his best to answer them, even if some of the questions were really stupid, it was still better than asking them in class tomorrow.

Finally, as each question was answered, the crowd around them gradually relaxed.

Many of the questions are repeated. For example, the previous question about the timing of the duel competition and Quidditch competition was asked by more than one person, Wood, Cedric, etc.

"Okay, that's it. I have already answered all your questions. Those that have not yet been answered are some irrelevant questions. For specific matters, you can wait for the schedule to be arranged!" Mu En finally had to put some things in his mind. Pushing aside completely irrelevant issues.

"Professor!" From the other side of the corridor, a figure hurried over, wearing a black robe with dark green silk edges mixed with silver threads.

"Oh, Hedlund, do you have any more questions?" Mu En nodded. He admired this child quite a lot. He was strong and did not cause trouble - although it was possible that he simply looked down on these guys. But it is undeniable that this is a young man who will not cause trouble.

"Professor, I would like to ask about graduation-related matters. Do you have time?" Hedlund bowed slightly.

"Oh, graduation consultation. Of course, I still have time, so come in."

Then Mu En turned her head and looked at the girl on the wall: "Sindel, please come in too. Don't worry about what's going on here. I'll let the other two cats come."

"Okay." Sindel nodded obediently.

Mu En pushed open the office door, her fingers flickered slightly, and the gramophone record began to spin slowly.

This is the first time Hedlund has walked into this office. Professor Jones is undoubtedly a mysterious and powerful wizard in his eyes.

Naturally, his eyes kept scanning the surroundings.

There was a cabinet with no books and records densely packed on it.

There is also an easel, surrounded by many empty picture frames, and three or two landscape paintings without subjects.

There are feathers next to the fireplace, fiery red with a hint of gold. Are they from the phoenix?

There is also a huge box - a strange structure, metal skin, with many Muggle styles.

"That's the refrigerator." Mu En noticed his gaze and explained.

"Refrigerator?" Hedlund was a little confused about this nondescript word. This has nothing to do with ice at all.

"Well, it's a household appliance that ordinary people use to refrigerate food and drinks. I've been recommending this thing to the owner of the Pig Head Bar. Otherwise, the drinks would be at room temperature, which would be too boring to drink." Mu En said, opening the cabinet door. Open: "What do you want to drink? Draft beer?!"

"Professor, I can't drink. Is this legal?" Hedlund was shocked.

"It doesn't matter, try this. Coconut milk with some whiskey. Hmm, I forgot what it's called, but don't worry."

Mu En took out two cups and then poured drinks.

"After this year, you will be adults in the social sense, so you don't need to be so reserved."

"In front of all the teachers, I will always be a student." Hedlund said quickly.

Mu En chuckled, picked up the wine glass and tasted it gently.

"Well, okay. I hope Severus won't think I'm a little nosy. What do you want to ask?" He leaned lazily on the bright red patent leather sofa.

"Professor Snape may not agree with my idea very much. So I have no choice but to consult you." Hedlund said.

"I would like to ask, if I want to travel around the Muggle world after graduation, where should I start? What should be a suitable main line? Travel to many places to understand the customs and customs of Muggles in different regions, or enter To work, it is better to understand the Muggle production and lifestyle. What is the difference between these different choices, and what progress can it bring to me?"

"Oh, a very good question. And it is true that Severus may indeed know less about this." Mu En was somewhat impressed, this child is very sensitive.

The entire wizarding world's understanding of Muggles is actually very deformed and backward.

After the little wizards who came from ordinary people came to Hogwarts, they were always ashamed of their past "barren life without magic participation, boring, and not handsome at all". The behavior of children with pure wizard backgrounds is similar to that of children with pure wizard backgrounds. This results in that even if half of Hogwarts is occupied by ordinary wizards, you will not see any ordinary people's culture in the entire school.

The last time, it was the Halloween costume custom created by Fred George.

"Then before we discuss this issue, we must first think about it, what is your purpose? In my opinion, you should want to pursue progress in magic, right!"

"Yes, Professor."

Mu En nodded: "Then my suggestion is - study."

"Studying? Is that what? Screenwriting University? I seemed to have heard you say that during the first duel club meeting last time."

“It’s not the screenwriter, it’s the university.

To learn the scientific thinking of Muggles. This can definitely help people make great progress in the path of magic. In terms of subdivided fields, various disciplines of engineering are undoubtedly the best choice, whether it is alchemy, magic medicine, biology, or herbal medicine. In fact, ordinary people already have their own and extremely well-developed subject trees. Believe me, it will definitely open your eyes. "

"But... isn't this a little too difficult? I have never been taught by Muggles before, and I have never been educated by ordinary people before."

"You can go to a community school for a year and a half first." Mu En nodded: "In anything, the hardest step is always the first step, isn't it?"

Just as he was talking, the door was suddenly knocked again.

"Please come in."

The door was slowly pushed open, and Harry appeared at the door, with Draco poking his head beside him.

"Come in." Mu En nodded.

Hedlund nodded slightly to the two of them as a greeting, and at the same time, the chair under his butt suddenly trembled.

With a snap, the chair split apart again.

"Draco, I am asking the professor about traveling to the world of ordinary people. Maybe we can convince your father to take you to see it as we said at the beginning."

"Oh, really?" Draco was a little surprised: "Then can we go to the shooting range to get Muggle wands?! Damn it, I can't wait!!"

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Mu En looked at the three of them strangely?