Hogwarts lazy snake

Horn was terrified in the first Transfiguration class of the new school year.

Whenever Professor Mao Mao encountered problems that students couldn't solve, his first reaction was not to teach but to ask Horn, who was standing, what to do.

At first Horn still thought that what these little brats didn't know was just a small matter, and it would be no problem as long as he could calm Professor McGonagall down.

This lesson teaches how a beetle turns into a button.

Therefore, McGonagall kept adding her own ideas into the questions asked by the students. Yes, she did add her own ideas, but she was not teaching Horn any more advanced knowledge of Transfiguration.

Instead, he asked Horn some more advanced questions about Transfiguration and asked Horn to answer them.

For example, the transformation spell that allows objects to transform into each other. Of course, Horn already knew this very well. There was no problem. After all, it was just a matter of mastering the precise control of one's own magic power and getting the subject grammatically correct. There was basically no difficulty.

However, with Horn's answer, Professor McGonagall's questions began to escalate again.

It is a more advanced restoration technique. For example, in the first grade, Horn could turn matches into silver needles and then turn silver needles into matches.

Later, Carlotta and Draco were also asked to experiment with this process. It should be noted that it is about transformation rather than restoration.

Horn, Draco and Carlotta all turned the matches into silver needles, and then turned the silver needles into matches again.

At that time, it was not about changing back to the original match. What Mag was asking now was about the magic that could restore the beetle that had turned into a button back to the original beetle.

Horn also discovered at the time that the fire that Xi'an had turned back was not the original match, so he searched in the library and the book room in the cave for magic that could restore it to its original state.

So I found the restoration technique that I was supposed to learn in the fourth and fifth grades, found it and learned it.

So this more advanced magic is further away from the definition, and even gives an example of some ancient magic castles or magic ruins, where the environment may be changed by magic traps or ancient curses. Restoration can help restore these environments to their original state, eliminate dangerous magic effects, and make the environment safe.

So the question and answer between Horn and Professor McGonagall let everyone present know two things.

First, Professor McGonagall's bad mood might be related to Horn; second, the conversation between Professor McGonagall and Horn was something that they, as second-year students, did not understand.

They even felt that Horn shouldn't be in this second-grade classroom.

Because it would make them look stupid.

"Okay, that's all for today's class. You will go back and write a seven-inch long parchment paper based on what you learned today. get out of class dismissed."

After Professor McGonagall said this, all the young wizards on the scene groaned.

"By the way, it doesn't include what Horn said. Also, Horn, please stay for a while."

Then Professor McGonagall continued to remind them of this and called Horn at the same time. Although this reduced the groans a little, it was still very cruel for them.

"Xiaolong, wait for me outside." Horn shouted to Draco who had packed up.

"Horn, I think I'll go to the library and wait for you. I'll leave first." Draco agreed with Horn and hurried out the door after leaving a word.

Horn saw Draco in a hurry, and asked Carlotta, who was waiting for Filier, with a puzzled look on his face: "What's wrong with Draco?"

"Horn, you are such a beast. I feel like I'm going to the library to read." Carlotta rolled her eyes at Horn, who she thought was asking a question knowing the answer, and pulled Fier, who had already packed up, and said, "Let's go to the library too."

"See you in the library, Horn." Fier looked at Horn with admiration, and then was pulled away by Carlotta.

"It's inexplicable." Horn muttered as he looked at the two men's backs.

"Mr. Nicholas, come here!"

At this time, Professor McGonagall's voice came from the podium.

"Professor McGonagall, it's my fault! I'm sorry! I'll do whatever you want me to do."

Horn immediately lowered his head and walked towards the podium. What was coming would come, and the class was indeed an appetizer before dinner.

"Kid, what's wrong with you? Can't you transform back into a human? Here are some of my experiences when I was an Animagus. Take them and read them. I also hope that you can continue to study the subject of Transfiguration more deeply." McGonagall handed Horn a notebook.

Then he continued, "And I want you to come see me on Friday between seven and eight. I have a Transfiguration Club here."

"I'm sorry... uh, Transfiguration Club?" Horn subconsciously stretched out his hand, then looked at the notebook in his hand, then reacted and recalled what Professor McGonagall had just said.

Originally Horn thought that the other party was going to scold him, but instead of that, the other party was concerned about when he would change back and even invited him to join the Transfiguration Club.

This is a special class for professors of each subject, and it is a club that only outstanding students can join.

Horn was unwilling to do so, so he nodded and said yes: "I do. I'm sorry, Professor Cat. I thought you were going to punish me."

"Oh, Mr. Nicholas, I would have forgotten if you hadn't told me, but I have already punished you, and thank you for cleaning the classroom. However, I hope you don't do such dangerous things next time." When Mag said this, he winked at Horn, and finally warned Horn.

Seeing Professor McGonagall's expression, Horn knew that the question she asked in class was a punishment for him.

"Okay, I got it. I'll pay attention and there won't be a next time." Horn bowed happily to Professor McGonagall.

"Well, my friend, write down all the questions and knowledge learned in class today on a ten-inch parchment scroll. Listen carefully, this is all!"

Horn, who had just stood up, heard these words before he had time to be happy for a while.

Finally, Horn walked out of the classroom and headed towards the library, not sure whether he was happy or sad.

He was wandering around like a zombie.

Kill~Kill him~Kill them all~

"Huh? Kill who?" Horn heard some strange noises in a daze.

"Hey, Horn, what are you doing?"

Snapped!Snapped!

A figure was patting Horn's shoulder when Horn threw him over his shoulder and knocked him to the ground.

"Ouch! It hurts so much."