This is what Ravenclaw looks like.

What is the first priority for students during the holidays?

It's very simple - finish the holiday homework.

Although people often use a homework, a pen, a night, and a miracle to end their holidays, everyone is bragging about that stuff, and you will be dumbfounded if you believe it.

After finishing the work of going to Durmstrang, Andrew was in a period of time to catch up on homework - he couldn't take the homework there and then finish it frantically in his spare time, right?

That would be too embarrassing - when he goes out, his identity is given by himself, and if he brings homework, Professor McGonagall will probably despise him and leave him there.

'Today, I will finish the paper on the history of magic. After all, Professor Black is also in the library these days, so if there are any problems, it's just right to deal with them. If the professor has to go to Beauxbatons in a few days, it may be difficult to adjust the time at the end of the semester - but will the professor go? '

He remained skeptical - after all, he didn't receive a notice from the professor asking him to learn French.

‘Anyway, I’ll feel more at ease after finishing my homework first—I’ll start learning human body transformation next semester, so it’s best to free up the second half of the holiday so that I can learn anything more easily.’

The holiday duty was much less than usual, and he finished it in less than half an hour. After that, he closed the door as usual and walked towards the library.

“Let’s duel, little wizard!”

The knight portrait at the corner hadn’t seen many students these days, and all the hatred was vented towards Andrew.

“Are you sure, Mr. Knight?”

Andrew took a step back and waved his wand. The knight’s dagger in the picture turned into a roast duck under the effect of transformation.

“Where’s your sword?”

He tilted his head and looked at the knight, “Are you planning to treat me?”

The surrounding portraits laughed happily—the poor knight looked at the duck in his hand, then looked at Andrew, and angrily rushed from one frame to another, approaching Andrew all the way.

But the brave knight finally ran back to his original position in disgrace, because Andrew picked up the wand again, "Next time it's armor, you don't want it to turn into a dress or something like that?"

The knight left cursing, and Andrew smiled - as time approached his birthday, the last stiffness of his still life transformation began to disappear obviously.

Obviously, his original problem of relying on comprehension and proficiency to use transformation due to insufficient magic power disappeared directly with the increase of magic power, and the door to more complex human body transformation was about to open for him.

Putting away the wand, Andrew looked around - in theory, it is forbidden to cast spells in the corridor.

Last time, it could be said that it was required for the assessment, but this time it was a bit illegal.

But Mr. Filch would not come to check during the summer vacation, as long as he was not touched.

'It's not a big problem, go and finish your homework. '

He smiled and sped up.

The library was not on duty again today - but even so, no one had the courage to bring food in. Those who stayed on duty during the holidays had registered. If Madam Pince found something wrong, it would be a big joke.

Andrew found out the information he needed and spread it on the table. He occupied an entire desk by the window by himself, then put his things away, read briefly, and began to write furiously.

It was not a big problem - although there might be some mysterious things buried under the historical records, it was definitely not something that a student like him who could only guarantee that he would not fail the magic history course could find.

As for interesting stories - I'm afraid that kind of stuff would not pass the summer homework if it was handed in.

Professor Binns' homework requirements were the same as his teaching style, simple and accurate, without requiring extra modifiers, nor any reasonable derivation and speculation, and any extra nonsense would directly fail.

The group of students who got O's could make some supplements with contemporary events and regulations, but Andrew himself gave up...

The quill rustled on the parchment, the text was beautiful, but the content was...

'Speaking of which, the editorial department hasn't sorted out the letters from Dumbledore's students yet - but that's true, after all, Dumbledore has been a professor for many years...'

'The student's memoirs may be more interesting. If necessary, I can just authorize the editorial department to do it under the name - anyway, my living expenses and miscellaneous expenses are enough, and I can even buy a house in the Muggle world...'

"It's not like that, the date is wrong - the content of the book has been verified recently, and there are errors. The original was dug up in Egypt."

Sirius' voice sounded, and Andrew raised his head.

"Error?"

"Yeah, it was probably miscirculated, and it seems to have been mixed with Muggle information," Sirius said as he picked up the book and looked at the publication date, "It's thirty years old, but the school still has the original version."

"Really, this kind of book is really... harmful to people."

Andrew used his wand to clear the obvious mistakes he had written, "History books have boomerangs, but they are old materials and can't be touched casually."

"There's no way, I can only say that I try to pick some new books for reference - the library has expanded four more rows of bookshelves than when I was in school."

"Yeah, four rows of bookshelves, I can't finish reading them in one school year."

Andrew sighed.

"Dumbledore can definitely do it."

Sirius looked serious, "Double it is no problem."

Professor of History of Magic should not teach students any unofficial history. How can I not know whether it is true or not?

I have only read less than a row of bookshelves of Transfiguration materials in two academic years - even so, I have ignored most of the repetitive content and overly old knowledge points!

"Is it so powerful?"

Professor Nina's voice came from the side, "It is worthy of Dumbledore!"

'You two really dare to say and believe...'

Andrew was speechless for a while - looking at the eyes of the new professor next to him, he should believe it.

Your professors are the worst I have ever seen!

"That's Dumbledore."

"Yes, that's Dumbledore."

Nina repeated, and then suddenly remembered something and put a package on the table, "Ah, I almost forgot, my certificate, it's delivered now, Beauxbatons.

"Very good, but I'm afraid I have to check it, this is customary."

Andrew looked serious.

"No problem, I understand, adventures that don't follow the rules can kill people, even the greatest adventurers. ”

She didn’t feel offended at all - mainly because she couldn’t even break a spell, which made her fully appreciate the ability of the office assistant in front of her.

“What’s this?”

“Homework.”

Andrew didn’t care about Professor Nina looking at his homework, “I’m an ordinary student. It’s normal to have homework during the holidays, right?”