I'm playing Druid at Hogwarts

Christmas is getting closer and closer, and the little wizards are feeling a little restless.

Allen is very leisurely, occasionally studying wizard chess, and occasionally reading books about transformation spells.

As for the Animagus information, Allen also swindled an approval note from Professor Quirrell and successfully found the information recording the Animagus's transformation in the restricted book area.

After reading it, Allen's scalp felt numb. It really couldn't be completed in a month or two.

For an entire month (from full moon to full moon), hold a mandrake leaf in your mouth without interruption. The leaf cannot be swallowed or removed at any point. If the leaf leaves the mouth, the process must be restarted. process.

At the full moon, the saliva-soaked leaf is taken out and placed in a crystal vial illuminated by pure moonlight. If it is cloudy that night, a new mandrake leaf must be found and the whole process begins again.

Place a strand of your own hair, a teaspoon of dew that has not been exposed to sunlight or trampled by humans for seven days, and a grimacing hawkmoth chrysalis into a crystal vial.

Place this mixture in a quiet and dark place.Do not view or damage it before the next thunderstorm.

While waiting for a thunderstorm, follow these instructions at sunrise and sunset: Hold the tip of your wand to your heart and say the following incantation - "AmatoAnimoAnimatoAnimagus"

After the lightning breaks through the sky, immediately go to the place where the crystal bottle is hidden. If you complete all the above steps correctly, you will find a blood-red potion in the bottle.

In addition, there is still a risk of failure after drinking the potion. Once it fails, the entire process cannot be reversed.

Allen decided to give up on the Animagus for the time being, at least until around the third grade, when he had enough strength to continue completing it.

He didn't want to live in St. Mungo's Hospital for the rest of his life. It was terrible to hear that some people who had failed Animagus had turned into real animals and lost their minds.

After the Transfiguration class, Alan asked Professor McGonagall to recommend some books on Transfiguration, and Professor McGonagall happily mentioned a few titles.

Since becoming proficient in transfiguration, Allen has become more and more comfortable in using transfiguration magic. Other little wizards can't even touch the threshold of using magic power.

Allen feels more and more that his magic power is the biggest golden finger, and maybe he can also use the weather spell, which is extremely difficult to learn.

Thinking of this, Allen planned to go to the restricted book section to borrow books about weather magic while the approval slip was still available.

After a spells class in the afternoon, Alan couldn't wait to go to the library and accidentally discovered three little ones.

It was normal for Hermione to be in the library, but it was very strange for Harry and Ron to be there too.

Alan came over and patted Harry's shoulder gently. Harry, who was so focused, was startled and jumped up from his chair.

"Ellen, please don't scare me."

Mrs. Pingsi came over with a cold face: "Please don't yell in the library."

The four people apologized quickly, saying that they would not do it next time, and finally persuaded Mrs. Pingsi to leave.

Allen asked curiously: "What are you doing? Even Ron is reading a book."

Harry explained to Alan in a low voice: "We know from Hagrid that the things guarded by the three-headed dog are related to Nicolas Flamel, so we are looking for relevant information about Nicolas Flamel."

Allen adjusted his glasses. Hagrid was indeed a master of revealing things. He said everything. It seemed that Hagrid revealed the weakness of the three-headed dog Lu Wei, so Quirrell could pass the three-headed dog's level.

Alan knew about Nicolas Flamel's information. He had read it in alchemy books. He was born in the fourteenth century and once attended Beauxbatons School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Since he had been donating money to his alma mater, he was also considered a director of Beauxbatons School.

His most famous achievement is the creation of the Philosopher's Stone, also known as the Philosopher's Stone, which has the power to turn stone into gold and can also contain the elixir of life.

Nicolae Flamel and his wife Perenal lived until the twentieth century and are still alive and well over 600 years old.

Looking at the expectant eyes of the three little ones, Allen smiled: "Sorry, I don't know either."

The three little ones sighed, and Ron lay directly on the table, looking as if he was beyond love.

They spent a month reading books in the library in search of news about Nicole Flamel, which was simply torture.

The reason why Allen didn't tell them was because he knew that this was a trap set by Dumbledore for Quirrell. Quirrell would eventually be defeated by the three little ones, and Harry was also trained. All of this was under Dumbledore's control. .

Quirrell hasn't found Lu Wei's weakness yet. It is estimated that the level set by the professor has not been completed yet, and Allen is too lazy to break Dumbledore's plan.

It's better to let the three little ones search slowly, and then pack them up slowly when everything is ready for next semester.

Farewell to the three little ones, Allen went to the forbidden book area.

Mrs. Pince looked at Allen seriously: "I made an exception last time to let you in. You must understand that the books in the forbidden book area are very dangerous and can even confuse humans. Even seventh-grade wizards are not qualified to enter. You are just a Freshman, I will warn Professor Quirrell who wrote the approval note for you."

The people who should not be offended the most in Hogwarts are Mrs. Pince and Mrs. Pomfrey. One is in charge of the library and the other is in charge of the school hospital.

"Mrs. Pince, this time I am just borrowing a few books to learn weather magic. I will never read dangerous books."

Under Allen's oath, Mrs. Pings hesitated for a while and finally made way for Allen to pass.

Allen wiped off his sweat and walked in quickly, feeling a serious look behind him.

It seems that it will be difficult to enter the restricted book area next time. It is estimated that Professor Quirrell will not issue an approval note for him, and he will have to wait for the new professor next semester.

After searching for a while, Allen finally found the bookshelf of Weather Curse. There were very few books, occupying only two rows, not even a hundred books.

"Use of Weather Charms" "Notes on Weather Charms" "Explanation of the Relationship between Weather Charms" "Weather Charms from Getting Started to Being Buried" "About the Incident I Was Struck by Lightning While Learning Weather Charms" "About My Friend's Learning "The weather magic spell was struck by lightning" and so on

Most of them were useless, and Alan glanced through them quickly and picked out three of the most useful books.

"Basic Learning of Meteorological Classification", "Recording of Meteorological Charms" and "Use of Meteorological Charms".

Apparently the latter two were written by the same author, Barry Winkle, a name I have never heard of.

After reading the author's introduction, Allen's eyes widened. He has survived for more than 700 years and is still alive today.

What kind of magical figure is this? He has lived longer than Nicoléme. Maybe Barry Winkle can also refine the magic stone.

Allen looked through all the books and did not find the third book.

In desperation, Allen could only pick up three books and leave.

Before leaving, Mrs. Pince checked and found that there was no danger, so she let Allen go.

However, before leaving, Mrs. Pince warned Allen: "Learning weather magic is very difficult and even dangerous. It is best to learn it under the watchful eyes of the professor."

Allen nodded obediently and ran away.