Parents of Hogwarts

Suddenly, Karan's life became hectic.

"Are you still thinking about that magic coin?"

On the grass beside the black lake, Lily put down her hand and looked at Karan who was lying on the ground with some concern.

He was staring blankly at the light blue sky, his hair standing in a mess, as if he didn't care at all.

Karan had been like this for nearly an hour.

And his abnormal state has even lasted for several days.

He neither continued to practice magic nor read those magic books, he just looked like he was distracted.

But Lily knew in her heart that Karan was not really distracted, he was just thinking about the magic knowledge he had read from somewhere.

Or maybe it's that magic coin that facilitates contact.

She also didn't expect that what Karan mentioned casually at the beginning would actually stick to it, which required extremely advanced transformation skills to complete.

At this time, Snape on the side suddenly exclaimed: "I succeeded, I succeeded."

Lily quickly turned around and saw that the stone in front of Snape had finally floated steadily.

Snape's Levitation Charm practice had been successful several times before, but never so perfectly.

Snape looked at her happily: "Lily, I succeeded."

"Look, Karan." Lily couldn't help but feel happy too.

Only then did Karan come back to his senses. He raised his head slightly, and the stone floated perfectly. Snape's cheeks were a little red because of Lily's smile, but he was still looking at him proudly.

Such an expression was extremely rare on Snape's face.

"Congratulations."

Karan said calmly, then he changed his position and continued to lie comfortably.

"Callan" Lily shouted dissatisfied, not satisfied with the attitude he showed, and even the smile on Snape's face froze for a moment.

"Ugh."

Karan sighed inexplicably. He finally straightened up and made a helpless expression at the two of them: "This is just a floating spell. How else do you want me to behave? What's more, Snape's hand There's still a wand in there."

Snape's face turned green and red at these words, and Lily even murmured dissatisfiedly: "Do you think everyone is like you..."

It was rare that the two of them did not directly refute anything, because they knew that no matter what they said, they would not be able to defeat Karan.

But this was also because they knew that Karan hadn't finished speaking yet.

As expected, Karan continued: "Snape, don't practice the levitation spell anymore. No matter how long you practice, you will never be able to compare with me. I'm not mocking you, I'm just stating the facts."

"Because I have talent."

"Whether you admit it or not, I am talented in magic."

Lily and Snape both remained silent, but Snape's expression became much better, while Lily silently picked up Barian, her surprisingly green almond-shaped eyes slightly narrowed, it seemed that she was planning to If Karan can't say anything, just throw Barian at him hard.

Karan smiled helplessly.

"But just like me, you have gifts, and every wizard has his or her own."

"The way to discover is simple: the wand chooses the wizard."

"The characteristics of the wand are our respective talents."

"You mean dark magic?" Snape frowned. He looked at the uneasy Lily and said softly: "Or you mean the glory of my death."

"Of course not." Karan rolled his eyes angrily: "There are only three kinds of wand cores Mr. Olanfander chose. If they develop as you said, there will be dark wizards everywhere."

"Then why are you bringing this up?" Lily felt a little relieved and asked with some confusion.

"It's just a backup option."

While stretching hard, Karan continued: "Isn't this more intuitive, and this is not the only way. There are so many courses in Hogwarts, and there will be one you like. To a certain extent, this can be regarded as your talent."

"Of course, we have excluded flying lessons."

There was nothing self-deprecating in Karan's words. Instead, he was teasing Snape. Lily couldn't help but laugh when she thought about Snape's embarrassing appearance at that time.

Snape's face suddenly turned red: "It's just a boring lesson, there's Quidditch, it's not interesting at all."

"Then you must take the Transfiguration class, right?" After joking, Lily asked Karan: "For that magic coin of yours."

"I actually have a rough idea of ​​how to make it."

Karan said and threw an open book in front of Lily, and it landed firmly in her hand. He took Barian over and took a deep breath comfortably.

Snape walked over curiously. He and Lily first took a look at the cover of the book and found that it was engraved on it.

"This is a textbook only required for sixth and seventh graders."

Lily exclaimed in disbelief. A few days ago, Karan was just looking at that book.

Snape's look at Karan was even more complicated.

“Having seen it doesn’t mean you’ve learned it, let alone knowing how to use it.”

Karan's words did not bring them any comfort. The two slowly turned the book to the page that Karan had folded, and the title directly above it was.

"This is......"

Lily and Snape read the text on the page with strange expressions, and found that they couldn't understand anything.

"What on earth is this?" Lily had to ask.

"The advanced skills of transfiguration are also part of Newt's exam. This is the last exam we will face before graduation." Karan simply explained to them.

"That is to say...this is something that only seventh grade students learn." Snape's expression became increasingly strange.

"Almost, at least you can only learn it in the sixth grade."

When he said this, facing the two men's eyes that looked like monsters, Karan spread his hands helplessly: "I didn't expect that this level of transformation skills would be used in the production of a magic coin. I originally thought that it would be five or more at most." It’s just grade level.”

"Fifth grade is not that low..." Lily murmured softly.

"That's different."

Karan said to himself without any conscious thought: "The magic knowledge you will learn after the fifth grade, that is, starting from the sixth grade, is completely different, and it is much more difficult than before."

Lily and Snape looked at each other silently, and both decided not to continue discussing grade matters. This feeling of being beaten was not pleasant.

"Then you...do you really want to learn this kind of thing now?" Snape's tone turned out to be a little cautious: "Or, you have already learned it."

"It's early."

Karan rolled his eyes at the two of them again: "No matter how talented you are, there is no way you can figure it out at a glance."

Just as the two of them breathed a sigh of relief, Karan suddenly smiled evilly, obviously deliberately making fun of them.

"However, we can think of transfiguration as a dense network. I am currently located at a certain node on this network, and the transformation spell is located at a higher level end point."

"Between the two, I just need to find the shortest route..."

Karan deliberately raised his eyebrows at the two people who looked dull.

"Then, maybe the magic coin can be made before the end of the first grade."