Hogwarts White Knight

After lunch, Gawain and the other little lions walked to the Charms classroom together.

The Charms classroom is located in the left-hand corridor on the fourth floor of the castle, not far from Ravenclaw Tower.

"And, Jane, are you sure this is Professor Binns from Hogwarts: A History?"

Gawain said in confusion that if he remembered correctly, the book said that Professor Binns was a very approachable professor.

——"As lunch approached, the students reluctantly left Professor Binns' classroom. Everyone seemed very excited. Species switching allowed them to experience the magic of magic for the first time, and Professor Binns' history of magic made the children even more excited. Full of endless reverie about magic.”

He recited the contents of the book. Although it was not completely correct, at least the general meaning was correct.

"I think it's probably because this is just the first class and he hasn't gotten familiar with us yet! And this is no reason for you to sleep in class! If Professor Binns deducts points..."

Hermione raised her eyes and looked at Gawain dangerously.

"I think maybe he lost his sense of humor when he became a ghost."

Ron broke into the conversation. He quite agreed with Gawain's views. If it weren't for the fact that his seat was too close to Professor Binns, he would probably join the sleeping group without hesitation.

"you!"

Hermione looked at Ron angrily, "What am I?", but Ron also stared back not to be outdone.

"Well, speaking of which, Gawain, what did Snape ask you for yesterday?"

Harry suddenly spoke very loudly, gesturing fiercely with both hands, asking for help from Gawain.

Although his skill in changing the topic was really poor, at least the topic he chose was interesting enough to attract the two people who were comparing whose eyes were bigger to stop.

"It's nothing, just watching him cook a pot of living hell potion. Professor Dumbledore said that this potion can help me avoid magical riots like before."

Gawain thought about it and answered them.

The magic riot was naturally an excuse, because even he himself didn't know the real reason. But no matter what it was, it had something to do with the "Gate to Hell" he saw on the train.

"Cool! That old bat didn't punish you corporally, did he? I heard from Fred and George that Snape never liked Gryffindor students, no matter how outstanding they were!"

Ron exclaimed.

In his opinion, Gawain who escaped from Snape's office was just like St. George who slayed the dragon.

"Living Hell Potion! That is a very advanced potion!"

But Hermione's focus was obviously different from Ron's.

As they walked, Gawain told Hermione about the process of assisting Snape in making the potion yesterday, and Hermione was always able to point out some missing details for him based on the content in the book.

For example, the origin or characteristics of a certain herbal medicine, or the treatment methods recorded in a book.

Gawain was surprised to find that there were many differences between the content in the textbook described by Hermione and the "practical class" he experienced last night.

This difference is not only reflected in the handling of raw materials, but also includes cooking and stirring operations.

At first, Ron and Harry naively wanted to hear more details about "Adventures in Snape's Office", but they soon gave up this naive idea.

Ron ran to tell Dean Thomas about the wonders of Quidditch, trying to convince him that

It is a wizarding sport that is much more interesting than Muggle football. Dean was equally stubborn in emphasizing the spirit and history of football, and wanted Ron to understand and even like this sport.

Harry listened with interest.

Soon they arrived at the Charms classroom.

"Welcome! Children, go find your seats and sit down! We are about to start class!"

Professor Flitwick, who is in charge of this course, is surprisingly short, only about three and a half feet tall, but he has a Roman name and is very enthusiastic. When he saw the little wizards, he jumped with joy to welcome them.

The Ravenclaws had arrived in the classroom early.

After confirming that all the Gryffindor students had arrived, the professor climbed behind the podium with some difficulty, stood on a thick stack of books, and began to call names. When he read Harry's name, he even screamed with excitement and fell behind the podium at a loss.

"Charms are the things you will come into contact with most often. Can anyone tell me the difference between spells and transfiguration?" Professor Flitwick said in his high-pitched voice, "Uh, Miss Granger? Please tell me. .”

"Charms add certain properties to an object or creature, while transfiguration spells transform an object or creature into a completely different individual."

Hermione answered the question almost like a textbook. Not only was it fast, but it was also exactly the same as the definition in the textbook.

"Excellent, 3 points for Gryffindor. Just like Miss Granger said, magic can change the properties of objects or creatures." Professor Flitwick grabbed his wand like a conductor of a symphony orchestra. Waving.

With his waving, the table in the classroom floated lightly, spinning slowly in the air.

"Dark magic spells are called jinxes, hexes and curses, and we won't discuss them in class. But don't be naive and think that learning the spells from the textbook will be completely safe. Concentration can lead to distressing results.

Don’t forget the wizard Barufio, who said the ‘f’ instead of an ‘s’ and found himself lying on the floor with a bison on his chest.

The curse is not omnipotent. Spells may not work on larger creatures; for example, a troll's skin is resistant to most spells, and only the most powerful spells will work against a troll. "

Professor Flitwick made a face as if to scare the little wizards, but it only made them laugh loudly.

"Okay, you must remember that when using magic spells, you must be skilled and accurate. Do you understand?"

He was not discouraged at all and said with a smile.

Everyone nodded unanimously.

"Okay, let's learn your first spell. The light spell, the spell is lumos. Use it to light up a gentle light on the top of the wand. This spell is used when you want to visit the castle at night, or are unlucky. Especially effective when being punished by going to the Forbidden Forest.”

Professor Flitwick suddenly slapped his head and said:

"Mr. White, Professor McGonagall said that you are particularly good at this spell. Why don't you set an example for everyone?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the eyes of everyone in the class suddenly focused on Gawain.

ps1: Filius Flivi is 1.07m tall, a little over 3 feet tall.

ps2: Dean Thomas likes football so much that he has posters all over his dormitory.

ps3: The original book does not clearly mention the content of the first spell lesson. The floating spell was learned before Halloween. . I chose the Lighting Spell in terms of difficulty. The introduction to magic comes from pm, partially translated.

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