Primordial Warlock of Hogwarts

It doesn't look like it, no matter how you look at it.Professor McGonagall looked behind her lenses and took off her glasses to look, but she couldn't find anything in common between DeWitt and Freya Feyre.In Professor McGonagall's memory, Freya Feyre was an outstanding Ravenclaw student. She always spoke softly, and her performance in the Transfiguration class was better than that of Head Ravenclaw and Flir. Professor Wei's performance in class was even better. At the same time, while studying at Hogwarts, he was one of the few students who dared to say that he had never violated school rules. He was also a member of the Transfiguration Club founded by Professor McGonagall.

Therefore, Freya Feier should have had a bright future, and was even expected to hold an official position in the Ministry of Magic, or become a scholar, but to everyone's surprise, she had disappeared into the magical world in a quiet manner. , and she has no friends who are good enough to follow her traces, so no one can contact her.It wasn't until DeWitt, who was skipping class, showed up that Professor McGonagall regained the news about Freya Feir. Unexpectedly, that shy girl not only got married early, but her children also entered Hogwarts. And Freya Feir's husband... is also a Muggle.

So Professor McGonagall recalled her first relationship experience. She also found a Muggle and tried to hide her identity as a wizard, thinking that it was her true love. But when it came time to talk about marriage, she found that she He had no determination to end his life as a wizard, so he chose to escape.So after seeing Freya Feier and learning about the death of her former student's husband, she thought that Freya also loved her husband deeply, and was heartbroken, which affected her children.Professor McGonagall wants to advise Freya - life must move forward. The child has lost his father and cannot live without a mother. A student who was once such an excellent student should never be so decadent.

But when Professor McGonagall really found Freya Feier, she was really surprised.

Not only is there no sadness, Freya Feier has even changed her appearance - compared to the impression in Professor McGonagall's mind, DeWitt will be surprised when he comes - she is not the gentleness that a well-behaved student should be when she grows up. He doesn't look like an unlucky guy whose energy has been sapped by his parents' nepotism.The real change started with her appearance. Freya Feier put on a brand new black wizard robe. Her half-white hair was not superfluously processed, but was washed and tied into a shiny bun.The wizard's talent for resisting aging was reawakened in her without making her so young that she looked too superficial.

And Freya found a new home - located near the village of Ottery St. Catchpole, purchased from a Muggle, and there were both Muggles and wizards nearby.It must be admitted that Freya made a far-sighted decision to settle here so that she could maintain contact with both Muggle and wizarding societies.Even if DeWitt came, he couldn't fault it. What's more, the new home has been cleaned. When Professor McGonagall entered the house, he was a little reluctant to put his foot down.

The subsequent conversation with Freya Ferre went smoothly, and Professor McGonagall received assurances from Ms. Ferre that DeWitt would receive adequate care.At this moment, after briefly summarizing the situation at that time and briefly expressing his nostalgia for teaching Freya Feier the art of transfiguration, Professor McGonagall said:

"That's it. After moving to a new home, Ms. Feier is now in good condition. I think she has cheered up. What you need now is to focus on your studies and stop worrying about your mother."

DeWitt responded with a relieved smile and said, "Please teach you."

"So about your assistance in the work..."

This cannot be canceled. DeWitt quickly said: "I think at least let me try it for a while. If it delays my magic learning, it is not too late to cancel."

What a sensible child, Professor McGonagall really couldn't bear to refuse DeWitt's request. Before DeWitt left, she still agreed, but added a prerequisite - she would regularly communicate with other professors about DeWitt's study status. During the final exam of the school year, if he fails even once, DeWitt will be disqualified.

Returning to Gryffindor's dormitory, he still received the same cold reception. DeWitt really couldn't think of a reason to stay here any longer. If it weren't for the soft and warm bed in the Hogwarts student dormitory, he did think about it. Moved to live in the Forbidden Forest.

"Has Professor McGonagall lectured you again?" When the library was closed that night, Hermione anxiously flipped through the pages of "The Magic of Quidditch" she had just borrowed. After the study, she finally had time to ask. .

"No," DeWitt did not borrow the book, because he would meet up with Hagrid a little later to start today's inspection of the Forbidden Forest. By the time he went back to sleep, it was almost late at night. He explained: "Professor, go find I killed my mother, as I told you - but she is much better now."

It was during a casual chat with Hermione that they talked about each other's families, and DeWitt used the same "fire" rhetoric to deal with it.

"That's great," Hermione was also happy for DeWitt, and then she asked, "Have you heard? We have flying lessons tomorrow."

"Ride a broom?"

"Yes." Hermione said, "Have you tried it?"

"My only mother is a wizard, and I didn't even know this news until I entered school." DeWitt felt that flying broomsticks had a certain strategic significance. He didn't like it, but he felt the need to learn it.

"What should I do?" Hermione panicked, and she muttered worriedly: "I have never been exposed to this kind of thing. Do you know what the book says? The book talks about feeling, and you have to follow the feeling. I don't know how to do it at all. Know what it feels like..."

"So what are you afraid of?" DeWitt felt that Hermione was too sensitive.

They now reached the steps of the second floor. One was going back to the dormitory, and the other was going out to find Hagrid. The two of them stopped for the time being, preparing to say the last few words.

"Are not you afraid?"

"Maybe... you're a little afraid of flying into the sky and accidentally falling to death?" DeWitt had this concern. He said sincerely: "But with the professor watching, no one will die. There are no people flying in Hogwarts." Is there a record of falling to death in class?”

Hermione was startled and said, "Oh, that's not true - but the broomstick has had an accident."

"Accidents can happen when driving a car, and trains can derail," DeWitt said. "These are all risks that exist. There is no way to predict them, and you can't stop eating because of choking, so what is there to worry about?"

"I'm worried I won't learn!"

“Nobody knows everything.”

Hermione fell silent.

"I will find a suitable place to conduct experiments recently," DeWitt stopped continuing the topic. Before leaving, he said, "I will find you then."