hogwarts shady

Because he had to study the technique of silent spellcasting, Ryan naturally put down his review of ancient runes on Tuesday.

Obviously, silent spellcasting is not so easy to master, and Ryan, who spent Wednesday's after-school time for it, feels that he has a clear conscience.

Flying lessons are required on Thursday and Friday.

So when Ryan opened his eyes on Saturday morning, he found that he said he wanted to study hard, but his body was honestly lazy.

He didn't read a single word of the ancient runes!

Ryan covered his head with the quilt.

It’s over, let’s not go to the Room of Requirement today…

But when he thought this, Tyler Nelson's shriveled, lifeless face appeared in front of him.

Ryan covered his head and sighed, sitting up from the bed.

Extending one's head and shrinking one's head is also a sword. He has to improve his strength. Sooner or later, Ravenclaw's private stove will be on.

And in this magical world with surging undercurrents, it never hurts to improve your strength earlier.

After he washed up, he took breakfast from the kitchen and walked towards the eighth floor, stopping step by step.

I haven’t reviewed it myself, so I wonder if Ms. Ravenclaw would revoke her status as a successor in anger?

Ryan sighed again. He knew that even though he said he didn't want it, he still wanted this inheritance in his heart.

Who doesn’t want to gain great strength?

It would be perfect if you didn’t need to study so hard.

He stood in front of the door of the Room of Requirement and first made a wish for "a library".

After getting "Heart Lock" from the forbidden book area, Ryan recorded the key points of practicing the third level of Occlumency.

The second level is the "thinking barrier", and the third level is the "thinking maze".

Compared with the second level, the third level is obviously much more flexible and has more room for detours, instead of directly using mental barriers to confront other people's Legilimency head-on.

Ryan closed the parchment and walked out of the "library". He took a deep breath: "I want to enter the Room of Requirement..."

The metal door appeared again, and Ryan adjusted the smile on his face and walked in.

Ravenclaw's ghostly soul sat on a transparent chair, holding an illusory book in his hands.

"coming?"

She didn't raise her head, her eyes still stayed on the book, and asked calmly.

Ryan felt an inexplicable pressure, and he nodded guiltily: "Good morning, Ms. Ravenclaw."

"Did you receive what I asked Mr. Principal to convey?"

"I received it." Ryan sighed softly. Hearing Ravenclaw's harsh tone, he suddenly regretted coming to the Room of Requirement.

Ravenclaw closed the book in his hand and let it disappear into thin air: "I haven't seen you for two consecutive weeks. I think you should be very confident about your learning situation."

She floated onto the crystal ball and let the mist inside surge.Dots of fluorescent light floated out from the runes on the ground again, forming shining words in the air.

Ravenclaw pointed to the first character and asked, "How do you pronounce this character?"

Are there any in-class tests? !Ryan smiled bitterly from the bottom of his heart.

"I'm sorry, Ms. Ravenclaw, I don't remember," said Ryan.

There was no sign of anger on Ravenclaw's calm face, and she asked: "How many percent of these words do you remember?"

"Uh... probably..." Ryan felt a little guilty, "Do you still remember [-]%?"

Ravenclaw pointed to another word casually: "How to translate this word?"

Ryan fell silent.

"How much do you remember?" Ravenclaw's voice had a hint of severity.

"About half a percent left," Ryan muttered.

Ravenclaw did not criticize Ryan. She nodded and said, "Start class."

Ryan breathed a sigh of relief.

Ravenclaw once again entered the rhythm of teaching. She first reorganized one-third of the dictionary that she taught last week, making Ryan remember the forgotten characters, and then started to talk about the content at the end of the dictionary without stopping. .

Slowly, Ryan felt something was wrong.

He shook his bulging head and spoke cautiously: "Ms. Ravenclaw?"

"What's wrong?" There was nothing unusual in her voice.

"This...is this already more than a third of the story?"

"What are you talking about? I plan to finish teaching the entire Magic Word Dictionary today." Ravenclaw showed a smile that chilled Ryan's body. "After all, you have your time schedule, and I also have my teaching plan. .”

Ryan felt his legs weaken, and he said with a sad face: "I was wrong, Ms. Ravenclaw."

"No, this is my problem." Ravenclaw said calmly, "As a teacher, you must consider that it is very normal for little wizards of your age to be lazy. How to help students calm down and help students complete their homework , is also an issue that teachers need to pay attention to.”

"I think I can explain..."

"I am listening."

"I went to a relative's funeral last weekend..."

"I already learned this from the principal."

"I was asking the professor about wandless and silent spellcasting this week..."

"Stop the near and seek the far." Ravenclaw commented, "After you master the ancient runes, I will teach you how to directly stimulate the magic power in the runes. This itself is a wandless spell. After you learn to use the runes to cast spells, Wandless casting of ordinary magic spells is simple."

She paused and then said: "Of course, it's a good thing that you have your own research. What I want to ask about is not the time you spend on wandless spellcasting, but the time after school on Thursdays and other times besides flying classes on Fridays. .”

Ryan lowered his head in shame. These hours were naturally wasted by him.

"If I hadn't been unable to leave this room, I would have followed you every day to urge you to read!" Ravenclaw said. "If the headmaster hadn't happened to pass by the Room of Requirement last weekend and I opened the door to let him in, I would have I didn’t know that my students had actually left school.”

"I thought you would know it through the crystal ball." Ryan shrank his head and smiled sheepishly.

"I have no intention of monitoring your whereabouts around the clock." Ravenclaw said, "Originally I thought you were a good and motivated boy, but it seems I was wrong. It's not unreasonable for you to choose Hufflepuff, so we have to make an agreement. .”

"You said it." Ryan lowered his head, looking like he sincerely admitted his mistake.

"First, you must spare one day every weekend to come to my class." Ravenclaw said, "Don't make excuses. I've seen it with a crystal ball. Your friend sleeps until noon on weekends. You There’s absolutely time to come here.”

"I know." Ryan agreed with some dejection.

"Second, if you are unable to attend for any reason, you must ask for leave in advance."

"Yes." Ryan nodded listlessly.

"These are my two rules." Ravenclaw stopped his stern tone, "As for the usual time, I don't force you to do my homework."

Ryan's eyes finally lit up slightly, but before he could be happy, he heard Ravenclaw say: "Anyway, I will supervise you to do all your homework on the weekend, and all review will be done in class."

Ryan almost covered his face.

At this moment, he finally remembered the fear of being dominated by Ravenclaw.

Ryan stroked his hair sadly, took out the parchment, and wrote "Learn how to prepare hair restorer" at the top.

Except for a lunch break, Ryan spent the whole day in the Room of Requirement.

Ravenclaw did not let Ryan go, and she still finished teaching the entire magic word dictionary according to the teaching plan.

Ryan discovered that brain power is like water in a sponge. As long as you are willing to squeeze it out, there is still some.

If you don’t push yourself, you won’t even know what “really not a drop left” means.