A certain Hogwarts esoteric leader

Gadwin's whereabouts this week have been quite erratic and difficult to capture.

Occasionally they would meet each other, and they would move in a hurry, either not giving Yunieff a chance to speak, or else trying to excuse him with various things.

Check the school entrance, discuss matters with Professor McGonagall, inspect Hogsmeade, and occasionally return to the Ministry of Magic to search for information...

It means very busy.

He probably felt that it was impossible to obtain more valuable information from Yunieff in a short period of time. After all, prophecies were not so accurate.

Maybe this is the world of adult wizards, where things are thrown aside after use.

Finally, Yunieff simply blocked the door of his office early in the morning (there were classes at other times).

His temporary office was arranged on the fourth floor of Hogwarts Castle, near the fourth-floor corridor that was not allowed to be accessed.

Yunieff felt that it was probably being used to protect the Magic Stone.

Yunieff has no idea about the Philosopher's Stone for the time being. The Philosopher's Stone is undoubtedly a treasure. Nico Flamel used it to extend his life. Voldemort may also be eager to regain his body with its power.

But Yunifer neither needs to extend his lifespan nor regain his body, and he doesn't know how to use it. The magic stone is just a hot potato for him.

Gadwin opened the door early in the morning and saw Yunieff outside. He was startled and had no choice but to negotiate with him.

"I want to teach you next month," Gadwin said.

"Are you kidding Merlin?" Yunieff said. Affected by the environment, he also learned Merlin's language.

"It will be difficult for you to learn the Patronus Charm this month," Gadwin explained.

"Then you can learn it next month?" Yunieff questioned.

"Not necessarily. In fact, it would be best to study next year." Gadwin said, "But I might not be able to stay that long."

Junifer stared at him, his silence indicating his attitude.

Gadwin said helplessly: "Since you don't believe it, then try it."

Finally, they set the time and place on Saturday night at eight o'clock in the History of Magic classroom.

There is a lot of space there, and there are no teachers like other classrooms.

……

At 55:[-], Yunieff came to the History of Magic classroom. The classroom was empty and dark. Apparently Gadwin had no intention of coming earlier.

He turned on the light and waited for 5 minutes, then saw Gadwin opening the door in a hurry.

"Good evening." He looked tired and had a bag in his hand.

It might be a prop used to practice the Patronus Charm, Yunieff thought.

"Good evening." He greeted back.

Then I saw Gadwin coming over and putting the bag on the table. It was a bag of candies.

Yunieff couldn't help but wonder: "Will this help in learning the Patronus Charm?"

"Well, if you want to put it that way, there may be a little bit of it." Gadwin threw over a bag of jackfruit and said, "But mainly it was because I happened to go to Hogsmeade and stopped by Honeydukes to buy some candies. .”

"Take a look. You haven't been to Honeydukes yet. The taste is incomparable to Muggle candy," he said.

"Why do I feel that you don't pay much attention to the Patronus Charm?" Yunieff was a little annoyed.

But he still unpacked it. He had been practicing spells in the Room of Requirement and his physical strength was somewhat exhausted.

Hold a piece of candied fruit between two fingers and take it out. You can see the golden pineapple pieces inside, with a layer of amber syrup on the surface, and the syrup is covered with snow-white sugar crystals.

After taking a bite, the sour and cold pineapple meat was coated in sticky and sweet syrup, and the graininess of some sugar crystals stimulated the taste buds.

Yunieff's eyes couldn't help but light up, and his dissatisfaction with Gadwin was somewhat alleviated.

"How's it going? Isn't it pretty good?" Gadwin said with a smile, "I used to like this when I was in school."

"It's okay." Yunieff nodded, "Let's get started."

"So urgent?" Gadwin was a little surprised.

"It's not just your time that's valuable," Yunivo said.

Gadwin was startled for a moment and looked at Yunieff carefully. He seemed to want to say something, but finally swallowed it.

He sighed.

"Okay." He said, "Let's get started."

He pulled out his rather delicate wand: "I won't explain to you what the Patronus Charm does. After all, you have seen it with your own eyes. To be honest, I don't quite understand the use of learning the Patronus Charm. After all, you already have that special lighting spell, and they almost completely overlap in purpose."

After a pause, he said: "However, the Patronus Charm should still be a little more advanced, so it is more difficult to learn. You have to be mentally prepared."

Yunieff nodded.

"I'll tell you the standard spell first." Gadwin said, "It's -"

"ExpectoPatronum!" he shouted.

Unlike all the spells that Yunifo has learned, the spell of the Patronus Charm is clearly divided into two sections, with a very obvious pause in the middle. The end of each section is emphasized and prolonged, and the second section is emphasized and prolonged. Much better than the first paragraph.

"Read it again." Gadwin looked over.

"ExpectoPatronum!" Yunieffe repeated perfectly.

For him, learning standard spells is not difficult. What is difficult is the acquisition of standard spells and the subsequent process of simplifying the spells.

Gadwin didn't seem to be too surprised and continued with the next step of teaching: "This is how the cane is swung."

He used his wand to draw a very regular circle in the air: "When you first start learning, it is better to draw the circle larger and complete it, which will be more advantageous."

He looked at Yunieff: "Now you are chanting the incantation and waving the staff at the same time."

Yunieff did so.

Nothing difficult.

But there was no movement from the wand.

Instead of mobilizing active memories, he thought it best to let Gadwin finish teaching first.

Gadwin smiled and said, "Then the most critical step is to focus all your thoughts on your most pleasant memories while doing this."

“This is also the hardest step,” he said.

Junifer didn't understand what was so difficult about this.

His happy memories, although not particularly strong, are actually quite numerous.

When you dominate the orphanage, when you complete the first phase of the system, when you go to Diagon Alley to buy items...

He picked a passage at random, recalled it, waved his wand, and chanted a spell.

"Expecto..."

The first half went smoothly, but when I read the next paragraph, a picture suddenly popped out.

Dark clouds were gathering, heads were shaking, and in front of them lay the ruins of the Leaky Cauldron.

The spell ended abruptly, as if it had been cut cleanly by an axe.

He closed his eyes, opened them again, shook off all the memories in his mind, chose a happy memory again, and tried again.

The giant dragon coming towards me, the crazy dark wizard, and the prophecy of overdrafting my body are clearly approaching but powerless.

The spell was interrupted again.

Yunieff shook his head and tried a few more times without belief.

Time and time again.

"It's difficult." Gadwin smiled and handed over a candied pineapple, "I told you, next month will be better."