Weasley is our king at Hogwarts

"No, how could it be? We are not that kind of naughty little wizards. If it were really us, I believe Mr. Filch would not let us leave so easily. He would definitely catch us and come directly. Looking for you, Professor McGonagall." Fred would not admit that it was him and George, and Filch had no direct evidence to prove it.

"You know magic! I can't catch you!" Filch shouted hysterically.

"Oh, no, Mr. Filch, you don't expect two students who just learned a levitation spell to do anything to you in just two days of school, do you?" Fred spread his hands and looked helpless.

"You!" Filch wanted to say something else, but was interrupted by Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall's hawk-like eyes looked at Fred and then at Filch, "So Mr. Filch, did you or your cat have the experience of being levitated in the air by a levitating spell last night? "

"No...no..." Filch stuttered when Professor McGonagall looked at him.

After hearing Filch's answer, Professor McGonagall looked at Dumbledore, "Headmaster, what do you think?"

The most dangerous level has finally arrived. Dumbledore, the greatest wizard of this century, is looking at Fred and George with a smile.

Fred could only pretend to be calm and wait for Dumbledore to make a judgment.

Dumbledore did not speak immediately, but paused for a few seconds.

These few seconds seemed like an eternity to Fred, and even a few drops of sweat ran down his temples.

"Although the young wizards who have just entered school have only learned the floating spell, who can guarantee that there are no talented young wizards who have learned spells that they should not learn in private?" Dumbledore raised the corners of his mouth slightly and looked at Frey. Virtue.

Done!Dumbledore is going to punish us!Fred was heartbroken.

"That's it! That's it!" Filch seemed to be reborn, smiling so happily that the wrinkles on his face were reduced a lot.

Suddenly, Dumbledore's voice rang again, "So are you gifted little wizards, Fred and George?"

Um?How is this going?Given a chance?

Fred quickly replied: "No, how come we are gifted little wizards? I can use a levitation spell as a copying spell. We are so stupid!"

"Very good, then you can go back first." Dumbledore nodded.

I wonder if Fred was dazzled, but when Dumbledore nodded and looked at him, he seemed to wink one eye in a joking manner?

Fred could only accept this wave of tricks on himself and George.

Fred and George walked out of the principal's office, leaving Filch behind who was still trying to argue.

Fred and George had just closed the door and turned around when they saw Charlie and the Hippogriff coming up.

Charlie said with a look of relief, "Fortunately, you know how to wait for me. I will put in a good word for you later. Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall should not give you too severe a punishment."

"We're done," Fred said, walking up to Charlie.

"It's over? What's the punishment?" Charlie asked hurriedly.

Fred waved his hand and replied, "No punishment, let us go back."

"That's it?" Charlie couldn't believe it.

"That's it, hehe~" Fred chuckled, "By the way, where is the Transfiguration classroom?"

Charlie shrugged, as long as the two brothers were fine, "Next to the stairs on the other side of the second floor."

"Okay, ice-cold lemonade!" Fred shouted, holding on to the hippogriff.

It was almost time for the afternoon Transfiguration class, and Fred and George rushed directly to the Transfiguration classroom on the second floor.

Fred pushed open the wooden-topped door of the classroom and walked in.

The first thing I saw was Professor McGonagall sitting at the podium at the front of the classroom. She was wearing glasses and preparing lessons carefully at the podium.

Fred and George found an empty seat and sat down without disturbing the others.

Within a few minutes, Professor McGonagall raised her hand to look at the watch on her hand, then arranged her books, paper and pen and stood up.

"Okay, it's time, let's start class." Professor McGonagall said, looking at the little wizards sitting below.

"We have met before during the sorting ceremony, but I still have to introduce myself again, otherwise some students will not know the name of their Transfiguration professor after several classes." Professor McGonagall helped her Small square glasses.

He continued, "I am your Transfiguration Professor, Minerva McGonagall, Deputy Headmistress of Hogwarts, and Head of Gryffindor."

Professor McGonagall's tone suddenly became serious, "Transfiguration is the most complex and dangerous spell you have in Hogwarts. Anyone who wants to cause trouble in my class will be asked to leave. Never allow that." He comes in again! I warned you."

Professor McGonagall also looked at Fred and George intentionally or unintentionally.

This makes Fred very embarrassed. It's not necessary, Professor.

Professor McGonagall got straight to the point, "Without further ado, we still have to focus on learning magic. Our course is to teach you how to change the shape and appearance of certain objects. This type of magic is usually called transformation. Technique."

Professor McGonagall continued with a serious look, "However, learning Transfiguration requires you to have perseverance and practice diligently, because it is more rigorous than other disciplines. Only when you are completely correct in Transfiguration can you be considered successful."

As he spoke, Professor McGonagall picked up his wand, chanted a spell and waved it towards the pen holder on the podium, "Bang~"

A big gray rabbit appeared on the table!The long ears, big red eyes, and blinking eyelashes are lifelike.

"Wow!"

The little wizards' eyes widened in amazement.

"Now let's teach the first introductory transfiguration technique, which is to turn a match into a needle." Professor McGonagall picked up the match box on the table, came down and distributed the matches to each little wizard.

When Professor McGonagall walked up to Fred, Fred took the opportunity to ask in a low voice: "Professor, when can we practice the Vanishing Curse and the Animagus?" These two are what Fred learned from the Transfiguration textbook. Selected spells that can increase your chances of survival in the final battle.

Professor McGonagall raised her eyelids slightly, seeming a little surprised, "The Vanishing Curse won't be taught until the fifth grade. The Animagus is the most difficult one and requires talent. You'd better practice the basics first. "

Professor McGonagall poured cold water on Fred, gave Fred and George each a match, and turned away.

Fred shook his head helplessly. It seems that these two spells are difficult to learn at the moment. Although Fred also knows that the prerequisite for these two spells is to learn the basics of Transfiguration. Only by laying a good foundation can you learn More advanced magic is handy, but Fred is anxious.