Marvel's Hogwarts Wizards

Chapter 145 The Amazing Genius Jerry (Part 2)

At the beginning of the new semester, Jerry is as excellent as ever, and as always, he scored crazy points for Slytherin in class.

And not only to score points for the questions, he also took the opportunity to ask some of his own questions when answering the questions, and these questions often caught the eyes of the teachers.

Because Jerry has already memorized all the textbooks of the current seventh grade, read a lot of magic books, and he has learned the magic of a different system in another world.

This makes him feel that he can only be regarded as a beginner in the depth of magic, but in terms of breadth, he has an advantage over professors like Hogwarts.

So sometimes the questions he asked were not the questions in the textbook, but some questions that he thought of when he compared the magic of the two worlds.

For example, in the Transfiguration class, when Professor McGonagall was teaching the principle of conversion between two substances in the conversion spell, Jerry would think of the mimicry magic he learned when he asked Sun Long.

The two have a lot in common, which makes Jerry feel very inspiring, but there are many things he can't figure out, so he will ask Professor McGonagall for advice.

Among the questions he asked, some principles of mimetic magic were occasionally involved, which made Professor McGonagall, who has a deep research on transfiguration, very interesting.

And when Professor Flitwick taught the principle of moving objects in the spell class, Jerry would think of the most basic and most commonly used mind control magic in the magician's handbook.

As a result, many times, when it was originally a class, it turned into Jerry communicating with the teacher in magic, so that many other little wizards were confused.

It felt like Jerry's magical level suddenly reached a state that they couldn't reach at all.

There have been many such times, and many little wizards have planted a seed called "worship" or "admiration" unconsciously in their hearts.

Last semester, Jerry also performed very well, but it was still within the scope of their cognition, so at most it was envy and recognition, not to the level of "worship" and "admiration".

In fact, this state has benefited Jerry a lot, because he found that although many magics in the two worlds are expressed in different ways, they have many similarities in principle.

It's like a big tree has two branches, but their source is the same. If they can be merged together, something very interesting can be discovered.

The most important thing is that this kind of comparative learning also helped him a lot in understanding and using the spells of the two worlds, that is, he understood some more essential knowledge.

Originally, it was a waste of time for him to learn the magic of the two worlds at the same time, and it would take more energy than a normal magician, but such a comparison and integration can promote the progress of the same type of magic more quickly.

It has reached the state where one plus one is greater than two.

Or it can be described in one word, that is "by analogy"!

However, for Hogwarts professors like Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick, it feels slightly intimidated.

It's not that Jerry's level of magic is beyond their expectations, but the genius thinking Jerry embodies, and many of the views may only be touched by some old wizards who have studied magic for many years.

The key is that Jerry not only raised these questions, if he only raised them, he could also say that he saw these questions in some magic books, which were too advanced, so he didn't know how to ask for advice.

What surprised them was that in the process of asking questions and discussing, Jerry showed some very creative ideas in some aspects, some ideas that are not currently in the magic theory.

This is what really scares them.

You know, it's only been half a year since Jerry started to get in touch with and learn magic!

He was no longer just rigidly following the teacher to learn like other little wizards, but was able to infer other things from one instance and come up with some very bold and constructive ideas and theories.

And it is very reasonable, very valuable for reference and research.

Hermione of Gryffindor is also very powerful. She can absorb almost all the knowledge and theories taught by the teacher, and she can even learn more in-depth knowledge of higher grades.

However, although the professors were surprised by these, they were not too shocking, because excellent wizards like Hermione were rare, but there would always be a few in ten or twenty years.

But like Jerry, this is the first time they have met, and sometimes some of the ideas about magic theory he put forward made these professors feel suddenly enlightened.

Therefore, what Jerry gave them was not the feeling of a very outstanding student, but more like the feeling that he could rival Dumbledore in the future and become a great wizard who created an era.

In this way, after attending classes, reading books, studying, and practicing meditation, after the start of the new semester, Jerry did not disperse his energy on other aspects, but devoted his time to the study of magic.

What he has to do now is to conduct more in-depth research on the magic he has learned, and practice his own magic foundation. Only by laying a solid foundation can he build a high-rise building. This truth is very clear to Jerry.

During this period, there were also some small twists and turns. For example, in the first week of the new semester, Harry excitedly ran to tell Jerry that he was promoted by Professor McGonagall to the Gryffindor team and became the Gryffindor team's seeker.

And when Gryffindor played against Hufflepuff in the second week, Harry also successfully caught the Golden Snitch, winning a hard-won victory for the Gryffindor team.

Some Gryffindor wizards think that maybe Harry's appearance can give Gryffindor a chance of life, because until now, many wizards still think that Jerry's ability to catch the Golden Snitch so quickly may be just luck.

But Jerry didn't care too much about it.

Because according to the rules of the Quidditch game, Slytherin has already competed with Gryffindor, and the next step is to fight against Hufflepuff and La Wen Klaw respectively.

Even if Gryffindor has Harry and can defeat Hufflepuff and La Wen Keluo, it will only be second in three games with two wins and one loss.

The point is, even if it is against Gryffindor again, with Jerry's strength, he is sure to win. He will not release water just because there is Harry on the opposite side, although he has a good relationship with Harry.

But no matter how good the relationship is, you can't let it go when you are competing. This is called "respecting your opponent"!

The main thing is to use people's money to eliminate disasters, take Snape's Nimbus 2000, and win the Quidditch Cup for Slater, that's for sure.

Besides, Snape was really good to him, there is still a point of principle, otherwise there will be no next time.

(end of this chapter)