Adventures of the Prince of HP

The activities that were postponed that day made Edward and Allen very busy for the next few days. However, even though he basically participated in activities outside during the day, Allen still read all his textbooks carefully within three days.

According to Edward's random check, he basically memorized them all.

To be honest, His Majesty the King has no doubts about his son's memory. Allen even remembers things that normal people have no memory of being hugged and photographed by him when he was just born.So even if Allen memorized all the textbooks, he only read them once or twice.

He looked at Alan's textbook with complicated eyes, and decided to learn a few spells, such as the magic that can turn matches into needles. His Majesty the King, a purebred Muggle, released a spell that made normal little wizards sound suffocated. Ask, "Turn this table into a...sofa..."

This requirement is simply to let children who have just learned the addition and subtraction of single digits perform calculations with more than four digits-in a word, it is difficult for others!

Fortunately, Allen is not a normal little wizard, but a hidden ashes-level parent who can do whatever his father says, so he didn't consider how abnormal his father's request was. He just came up with the evidence after a little thought. With a powerful wand, he closed his eyes and remained silent for a moment, thinking in his heart, turn this desk into a sofa, and then tapped his wand on the table without even chanting a spell.

Then, under the eyes of His Majesty, the table began to deform. The middle of the smooth tabletop protruded, and the two sides shrank in the middle. The chassis rotated rapidly, and finally it was assembled into a very simple pure wooden couch. The pattern is the original of the desk.

His Majesty the King sized it up and sat on it for a while. The hard texture was felt and he was very uncomfortable, so he commented, "It's not bad."

All the students and professors at Hogwarts from top to bottom know that this evaluation is probably going to make them vomit blood.The difficulty of transfiguration is positively correlated with the size of the object. Although Alan didn't change the material and the transformed sofa was nothing special, he became such a big desk, and it succeeded!Still using a silent spell!For a first-year freshman who has only read the textbook once and has no teacher to guide him, this is already a peerless talent!

Just compare the situation of normal little wizards. After reading the textbook, after being explained by the teacher, and waving the wand and chanting spells, they may not be able to turn a match into a needle!

But His Majesty the King didn't understand the difficulty level of magic, although he also felt that Allen had done a good job, because the textbooks required extremely small things.But Alan did fulfill his request with ease (Alan: Father King...), so His Majesty the King thought for a moment and asked, "Can Alan change the sofa into an upholstered one? Try it?"

This principle of change was mentioned in the textbook. Allen looked at the sofa, and for the first time felt that his father’s request seemed too high. A flick of the wand.

The whole sofa paused, and the wooden seat began to change, turning into a pile of cotton.

Allen frowned, stroking the wand with the other hand, and turned around the sofa. He closed his eyes, carefully recalled the words in the textbook, opened his eyes, and waved the wand firmly with his slender fingers. The sofa paused and started Convulsions, and eventually a leather upholstered wooden sofa.Allen looked at Edward with bright eyes, "Try Father?"

Edward sat on the sofa, soft and comfortable, and felt satisfied that his son was indeed the best. He touched Allen's head, then pointed to the sofa and said, "Turn it back."

Allen was very happy when his father touched his head. When the master was happy, the wand was happy. When the wand was happy, the deformation effect multiplied. Allen waved the wand lightly, and the sofa returned to the original serious desk.

Edward was very satisfied, and felt that his son would be a student that all the teachers liked when he arrived at Hogwarts, so he was relieved and sent Allen to bed contentedly.