The Chinese girl from Hufflepuff is both timid and brave

"Zhu, do you really not understand Professor Blake?" Karina was still struggling with this question until she returned to the dormitory.

"I really don't know much about him. After all, I only found out after school started that he would be the teacher of Defense Against the Dark Arts." Sun Zhu decided it would be better not to say more.

First, as an ordinary student, she shouldn't have known Sirius so well. After all, on the surface, they had no intersection.

Second, she noticed that Fina didn't seem to like Sirius.

Fina seems to be a person with many secrets.

She seemed cold and picky, but in fact she was very sensitive and gentle. Sun Zhu didn't know what she had been through, but since she didn't like it, there was no need to mention it specifically.

"Karina, stop calling me professor. I haven't even asked you about your relationship with Hall." Sun Zhu decided to take the initiative. "When did you become so familiar with him that you even have to attend class with him?"

According to Karina's aesthetic, Duke, a boy who is not very tall and has curly brown hair, should not be the handsome guy in her mind.

"I just think he's funny." Karina waved her hands. "If Cedric wanted to be in a group with me, I wouldn't mind, but he obviously didn't give me that chance!"

"Uh... okay." Sun Zhu didn't expect this answer: "It's getting late. I have classes tomorrow morning. I'd better go to bed quickly."

"Good night." Fina said cooperatively.

"Well... all right then. Goodnight, Fina. Goodnight, Takeshi."

The next morning, Sun Zhu was still the first to wake up, but she did not sleep well last night.

She didn't know why she couldn't sleep, but she fell asleep without much effort in Professor Binns' History of Magic class.

When she woke up, there were only five minutes left in class.

The little badgers fell asleep in a large group, but most of the little eagles were still sitting in their seats. I don’t know how much they heard.

Shocked, Fina was also drowsy. Duke and James pinched each other's arms to wake up, but it was obvious that they spent all their time on this. As for what Professor Binns said, it was no longer important to them. At a glance, only Cedric and Carina were taking notes seriously.

Sun Zhu took Karina's notebook with admiration, but unfortunately the scribbles on it made her sleepy again.

"I can understand it myself," Karina emphasized.

Sun Zhu took Cedric's notes again. As expected, there is no harm without comparison.

"Student Sayid, whether we can pass the History of Magic in the future depends entirely on your notes. You must work hard, the pride of Hufflepuff." Sun Zhu said sincerely.

Cedric looked at the invisible burden that suddenly appeared on his shoulders and fell silent.

Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration was much more lively.

The little lions are already very supportive of their dean, and Transfiguration is not a boring theoretical course, it can be regarded as the most difficult compulsory course.

It can be said to be the foundation of the basics, and it tests basic skills.

Since she had practiced hard to change the appearance of the Xumi Pearl, Sun Zhu thought she had some experience. Although one was a Taoist technique and the other was magic, they were similar and the basic principles involved were the same.

Sun Zhu gently waved his magic wand, trying hard to imagine the characteristics of the thing he wanted to change.

The feather in front of me suddenly turned into a cup engraved with patterns.

The cup is transparent with an orchid pattern on it.

Sun Zhu was a little surprised that he succeeded at his first try, but he didn't expect that it would change back in just a minute.

"Transfiguration is a rigorous subject. It is more scientific and more difficult than any other magic you have learned. It requires more effort from you." Professor McGonagall walked among the students with her wand in hand. She looked at everyone's transformation progress from time to time. "I think this is a more elegant subject than other subjects. Moreover, for Transfiguration, only complete correctness can be truly successful. Even the slightest difference will not do."

Sun Zhu stared at the feather in her hand in confusion. She tried to deform it again, but this time she couldn't even change it into the shape of a cup.

"Transfiguring an inanimate object into another inanimate object is the simplest branch of Transfiguration. To do this successfully, you not only need to wave your wand and recite the spell correctly, but you also need to be firm in your ideas and know clearly what you want to be transformed into. If you don't even believe that you can do it, then your wand will not cooperate with you to complete this task."

Sun Zhu glanced at Fina. She had already turned the feather into a furry vessel. When she saw her looking at him, he said in distress, "I swear I really imagined the shape of a cup in my mind, but I don't understand why the effect is completely different."

Sun Zhu was also discouraged and said: "I can't even change."

The annoying thing is that Cedric has successfully conjured up a tall wine glass and added 5 points to Hufflepuff.

Sun Zhu felt that the cup looked familiar, as if he had seen Aunt Fiona use it.

She seemed to understand something. Perhaps she shouldn't imagine something out of thin air. After all, it was too difficult for beginners like them to create something they had never seen before. The complete structure of an object cannot be judged based on a vague appearance. It is necessary to clearly know its material and internal structure...

She closed her eyes and thought of the porcelain tea set on the closet at home.

Those were said to be what Grandpa used to drink tea. Dad never used them, but he always wiped the dust off carefully. When she was a child, she often watched him do this.

Sun Zhu remembered the small and exquisite cups in the tea set, which were painted with flowers and birds, with a bluish-white background, a few peonies and two magpies as the backdrop, and a small base with a round shape.

She opened her eyes again, made sure she had completely remembered the appearance of the porcelain teacup, concentrated her mind again, gently waved her wand, and chanted a spell towards the fluttering feathers.

The feather shook slightly, and then began to twist and deform at a speed visible to the naked eye, reorganizing its outline and fine patterns. In less than twenty seconds, a cup from her memory appeared in front of her.

Sun Zhu was much calmer this time. She carefully looked at the flower and bird pattern on the cup in front of her, counting the time silently in her heart, fearing that it would change back to its original shape.

"Miss Sun, can you let me see the cup in your hand?" Professor McGonagall appeared behind her at some point.

Sun Zhu hurriedly handed over the porcelain cup.

Professor McGonagall, who usually looked serious, looked at the cup for half a minute, then smiled, the first time Sun Zhu had seen her. "Exquisite craftsmanship, not only for this cup, but also for Miss Sun's ability. You know clearly what you want it to become, and you understand that thing well enough. This is also one of the keys to Transfiguration."

She returned the cup to Sun Zhu and said softly, "Ten points for Hufflepuff."

Fina was startled when she heard that, and the cup in her hand fell, almost hitting her feet. Fortunately, when it got close to her feet, it turned back into a light feather.

When the little badgers heard what Professor McGonagall said, they all took turns to borrow the cup to look at it.

When it was Cedric's turn, he looked at it for a full minute before he sighed, "Sorry, I looked at it for too long. But I have to admit that Eastern things are always beautiful and mysterious enough, and they have an indescribable attraction to me."

Sun Zhu said generously: "In that case, I will give it to you. But I'm not sure how long my magic can sustain it. It may turn back into feathers soon."

"Even if it changes back, it will always be a beautiful and unique cup in my heart," Cedric said with a smile.

Fina sighed silently and said to her: "You are really a magic genius."