The Transfiguration professor at Hogwarts is always up for business

"Lavender, curries are really scary, but I don't think anyone will take them into the water." Aini smiled and looked at the little witches, who were enthusiastically sharing their whimsical ideas with everyone.

Lavender suggested feeding them curry when Grindylow caught him, and glanced at his friends from time to time.After trying for the first time Parvati's hometown delicacy, she branded the stuff a bioweapon.

Even with Madam Pomfrey's help, it took her three full days to appease her stomach.

Aini still remembers Madam Pomfrey's surprise at that time. She failed to control Lavender's diarrhea even after using three kinds of potions, and finally had to use magic to clean her entire digestive tract.

Although the diarrhea stopped, Lavender still has symptoms of indigestion until now-the powerful magic has even cleared the bacteria in the intestinal tract, and she refuses to accept the enema.

Thinking of Lavender's tragic experience, even Aini's heart felt a little hairy, and he couldn't help but secretly rejoiced that Sister Patil gave her a pair of naive ivory elephants instead of some weird hometown dishes at Christmas.

Sensing the strange gaze of her friend, the blushing little girl at the side made a standard anti-wolf movement, stretched out her right leg and kicked upwards fiercely.

"Hiss~~" Even the little wizards who didn't have a deep relationship with the second brother couldn't help but feel their legs tighten, and they looked at Parvati strangely.

This made Parvati, who wanted to avoid the staring eyes of her friends, had to face a more serious question, what should she do to avoid the trembling gazes of the little wizards...

"Ahem." Seeing that the atmosphere in the classroom had fallen into an eerie tranquility, Aini had no choice but to show up to save the scene.

"Parvati, it's a standard wolf defense technique. It seems that many little witches want to learn from you, but it seems that gentlemen don't want you to do this." Aini laughed after finishing speaking.

The little boys who were still clamping their legs off the field, looked at the little witches around and looked at Parvati eagerly, and felt that Aini's joke was extremely lame. This is not an interesting thing at all, okay?

The one who regretted the most was not Parvati, who felt ashamed, but Percy, who was walking with Penello.

They had an astronomy class tonight, and the first class in the afternoon was vacant. Percy was holding a tome, and the two dated by the lake in the name of a seminar.

Aini led a group of young wizards out of the castle, and staged a gallop of beasts, which attracted many senior students to watch, and the two of them joined together curiously.

Now Percy is very angry when he sees Penello's bouncing knees. If he knew it, it would be better to go to the Astronomy Tower. Although it is a bit windy there, it is better than letting his girlfriend learn some strange postures.

Percy's resentment did not affect Aini's teaching. He drew a large lake water from the black lake and formed a pool-sized water mass beside him.

Most of the young wizards took a step back, fearing that the water mass would suddenly break and sweep them into the lake.Compared with the Muggle world, the waters in the wizarding range are much more dangerous. Children are strictly forbidden to play in the wild waters, and they rarely play in the water.

Little Muggle-born wizards are better. British primary and secondary schools offer swimming lessons, but few of them can swim freely.

However, during the several months of teaching, the little wizards were very convinced of Aini, and soon surrounded him again.

As the water mass formed, two big men sprang out of the grass, one of them was wearing a black diving suit with bare arms, his expression was ferocious, and he exuded the aura of a villain.

The other was wearing a white jacket with a large nose poking out from under diving glasses of the same color as the suit.

As soon as the two of them appeared, they fought with fists and feet. Their movements were fierce and quick, and they were fierce and very entertaining. They quickly attracted the attention of the little wizards.

Suddenly the big man in white fitted himself up, and rushed into the water mass with the man in black. Suddenly, his sharp movements became limp, and his slow fists and feet lost their previous power.

The little wizards watched with gusto, they would not know that in another world after a few years, this man with a big nose will be on the stage of the world, and he is almost well-known in Aini's hometown figure.

But in this world, many things have changed, such as the headlines of the New York Times, the Privet Drive in London's Little Whinging, the arched walls of the Holy Child Cemetery in Paris, and the far east.

Many favorite characters and loved ones from previous lives will exist as treasures in memory, and accompany him through the nights of remembrance, and will not appear in this world anymore.

Thinking of this, Aini felt a little melancholy, which made his tone of voice lower when explaining.

"I think most of you have no experience of fighting with others underwater. As a terrestrial species, it is much more difficult for us to move in water than on land. After all, the density of water is much higher than that of air, and buoyancy and resistance will seriously interfere with us activity."

Looking around at the little wizards, even children who grew up in the wizarding world have acquired a lot of Muggle knowledge under the influence of the new Transfiguration textbook.

"So I don't recommend you to fight these aquatic species in the water. Moreover, although Lavender and Grindylow are humanoid creatures, many of their weaknesses are different from those of humans."

Speaking of the last sentence, Aini pointed narrowly at the lower end of Grindylow's body, where it was bare and there was only a layer of wrinkled skin.

Amidst the roar of laughter, the little witch's face turned red again, but she also found that the eyes of the friends looking at her were no longer weird as before.

"I suggest that you at least read "Dark Power: Self-Defense Guide" thoroughly, which records the weaknesses and countermeasures of many dark creatures."

"After encountering an attack, don't panic. We are wizards, and we have a lot of ways to deal with them. Please tell me, Hermione." Looking at the little witch's raised hand, this time Aini did not deliberately Call her name.

"Professor, I've read about how to deal with Grindylow in books. Their bodies are much thinner than ours, and their strength is far less terrifying than their appearance. The sharp claws are also very easy to break when the force is uneven." Hermione Taking a step forward and talking freely, sharing knowledge and answering questions are her hobbies. Sharing knowledge while answering questions is almost double the joy.

"A textbook-like answer, 5 points for Gryffindor." Aini first praised Hermione, and then continued: "The way to deal with it is correct, but you must keep in mind that this is when you are caught off guard and it is too late to cast a spell." As an emergency measure, even on land, I do not recommend that you use physical strength to fight against any magical creatures."

"Another point to keep in mind is that not all magic is suitable for use in water. In the last century, the Polish wizard François was attacked by Grindylow while playing in Lake Koror."

"He subconsciously used the explosion spell to blow the opponent to pieces, but he almost lost his life. Part of the power of the explosion was transmitted to his body through water. If the defensive spell hadn't been solidified on the underwear in advance, people would have to pay for it later. He held a funeral."

"However, he also broke 137 bones, and all his organs were damaged. Even the friends who heard the news had to cast a bubble head spell to cover his broken eyeball that was squeezed into the water."

Aini's low tone put the little wizards into the role of Francois, and Qiqi couldn't help shivering, feeling pain all over his body just listening to it.

"This is also the third point you need to keep in mind. Not a powerful spell can sweep everything away. Every spell has its own unique effect. As a wizard, we should cast spells with our brains, not our instincts."

"As an XX-level magical creature, you only need some simple small spells to deal with Grindylow, such as [Expulsion Curse], [Extraction Curse] and [Glowing Curse]."

"[Exorcism Curse] can make the target move away from you quickly. If you cast it in the water, it will cause great pressure on the target's body."

"The [Detachment Curse] can spray a scorching stream of water in the water, which is enough to deal with Grindylow."

"[Glowing Curse] Although it is not harmful, the strong light will make Grindylow extremely uncomfortable. When the wand lights up, it will immediately stay away."

Following Aini's explanation, three blackboards rose up on the grass, which described in detail the main points of casting the three spells.

After the little wizards recorded the contents on the blackboard, Aini waved them away, and clapped his hands to bring the little wizard's attention back.

"That's all for the explanation of the spell. Professor Weasley will continue this part of the explanation tomorrow. Now I'm going to talk about some other defense methods."

The two people fighting in the water mass turned into grass blades again, and then the grass blades continued to elongate and replicate, becoming soft, and soon a tuft of water grass appeared.

Directing Grindylow to swim behind the aquatic plants, Aini reminded the students to concentrate.

"Now that everyone has learned to control deformed objects, transfiguration is a very effective means to deal with emergencies."

The little wizards watched Grindylow rush up from behind the water plants, but before they could attack, they were entangled in the grass blades spreading from behind. The long water plants slid and spread over the limbs, torso and After the head was tied tightly, a bow was playfully tied around the neck.

After the demonstration, Aini transformed the water mass into a ring-shaped water wall about five meters thick, surrounding them in the middle.

The water wall is dotted with clumps of water plants, and dozens of Grindyllos hide in it, dodging and struggling under the attacks of the little wizards.

As time went by, the little wizards became more and more proficient in the manipulation of transfiguration, and a lot of whimsical ideas jumped out of their little heads, some of which made Aini amazed.

Sure enough, for children, the most important thing to underestimate is their imagination.

After one class, the little wizards learned a lot of knowledge, but they didn't feel the pain of class at all. Instead, they felt like they were playing.

When Aini announced the end of the first class and the beginning of recess, he unexpectedly received resistance from everyone.Aini, who was silently counting the wool, didn't want to dampen the learning enthusiasm of the lambs, so he simply let them go.

After getting tired of playing Grindylow, Aini taught some simple transfiguration attacks and defenses. The little wizards formed groups freely, and couldn't wait to waste the energy accumulated during quiet lectures.

For a while, stones flew around the field, grass ropes pecked at each other, and the never-ending laughter and laughter made a lake of spring water green.