People are in Hogwarts, and werewolves block the door at the beginning.

Chapter 26 Two People Treated Differently
Bagir decided to put his ideas about how to get rich aside for the time being.

What he had to do was to give the class schedule to other first-year students first.

Especially since he couldn't enter the girls' dormitory.

Fortunately, Hermione is worthy of being the queen of the original book.

It was only 7 o'clock and she was up.

I was going to the auditorium to have breakfast, and then I would read a book in the lounge and wait for Bagel.

So, the problem of the class timetable was solved.

With Ron's depressed expression, Bagel stayed close to Hermione and went to the school hospital on the second floor together.

Then, he met up with Harry, who had been discharged from the hospital, and went directly to the auditorium on the first floor.

Along the way, there was only some small talk.

Harry also expressed his doubts: "I think Quirrell is very strange. As you know, I woke up when Hagrid carried me to the door of the Great Hall. I just happened to see Quirrell's eyes."

"But he did not feel relieved after being rescued by Dumbledore. On the contrary, his eyes were filled with despair. It was as if the world was coming to an end."

Harry's doubts went unanswered.

Bagel actually said directly that maybe Voldemort was hiding in Quirrell's scarf.

He was desperate because he had thought about telling Dumbledore about this.

Dumbledore's behavior made him realize that there was only one way to go.

But no one believed Basil's 'guess', even with King Arthur's demeanor.

Harry said directly that he might have seen it wrong and what Bagel said was impossible.

If Dumbledore knew, he would definitely take action.

Ron said directly, "Compared to Quirrell's scarf, Snape's bulky black cloak is more likely to hide Voldemort."

Hermione's eyes softened, and she thought Bagel was joking.

Chuckled out loud.

Bajir could only focus his attention on the castle in frustration.

But just like that, he discovered something serious along the way.

He was troubled by this matter for the next few days.

The structural layout of Hogwarts is so weird.

Not only was it like in the movies, the stairs moved around and suddenly disappeared halfway up.

The focus is not on the stairs at all.

But doors and references.

Compared with them, the number of staircases: 142, some of which are narrow, small, rickety, and have a step suddenly disappear halfway up, are just minor problems.

First, there are doors that appear to be in plain sight, but are actually hidden behind sliding panels and hanging draperies.

Each door has its own temperament.

They will only open when you deal with them well.

Some require you to be polite, some require you to poke the right place, some require you to treat them roughly, some require you to tickle them, and some open the door and directly reveal a wall with ghosts waiting to scare you.
These are still good.

Some are not doors at all, but walls that feel like doors when you touch them, feel like doors when you knock on them, and appear to be doors.

Once you have memorized the locations of these doors and stairs.

Something even more outrageous is coming.

Because everything in the castle moves.

The people in the portraits will move around, and the armor will wake up at night and find a new place to squat.
The reference points you remember often change their positions overnight.

As a result, Bagir went to the wrong place several times.

I thought it was the boys' restroom, but it turned out to be the girls' restroom.

What's even more outrageous is that Professor McGonagall happened to be next door.

If it weren't for Bagel suddenly summoning the Boggart and turning it into a fake Voldemort with Snape's face and Voldemort's body to create panic.

Causing a burst of exclamations.

There was a good chance he would be caught.

This was when he had a complete projection of Hogwarts in his mind.

Well, he was nervous for a moment and forgot that he could teleport.

As a result, under Snape's orders, Filch began to search packages carefully to see if anyone had purchased Polyjuice Potion or its ingredients, such as boomslang skin.

This surprise inspection caused complaints from many senior couples who had taken the opportunity to have some fun.

In addition to these problems, handling interpersonal relationships has become a big problem for Bagir.

Because of Hermione's strict defense, almost no girl was willing to stay around him for long.

After the conversation in the sorting waiting room spread, everyone thought they were a couple.

He's locked up!
Fortunately, he is only in the first grade.

Also, Basil only now realized that he had offended all the first-year students before Hermione officially met him.

Even the Ravenclaw freshmen who had something in common with Hermione were the same. Only the senior students would pay attention to her.

So apart from him, Hermione only had Harry, Ron and Neville as friends.

No wonder in the original plot, Ron complained that Hermione had no friends.

Logically speaking, Hermione, who loves reading, should have at least Ravenclaw friends in the library.

It turns out it’s all because of this.

Bagir suddenly realized that just looking at the performance of the two when they first entered school.

Hermione is like the traditional protagonist of a pretentious but slapped-in-the-face novel.

He has a lowly ancestry, is ambitious, gets slapped in the face everywhere, and becomes an expert at everything he learns.

Harry, the original protagonist, is more like the villain.

Ron is a man of noble descent and a lackey. He is admired by everyone around him. Although he is not a fool at heart, he does not live up to his reputation.

Bagir is not prepared to make any changes in his interpersonal relationships.

After all, Hermione is a world-recognized high-powered character, and she gave Basil the golden echo of "Doctor of Spells".

If they really break up, Snape, who supports their couple, will not let Basil go.

He wouldn't get preferential treatment in Potions class.

You heard it right, yes, preferential treatment.

In Friday's Potions class, Harry was still dissed as in the original plot.

But the difference was that when Harry couldn't answer the questions, Hermione kept raising her hand.

Hermione didn't get another angry, "Sit down."

Instead, "Ms. Granger, you answer."

After Hermione answered, she continued, "Potter, it seems that your ability does not match your reputation. Gryffindor will deduct two points. You should learn from Ms. Granger. Since Ms. Granger answered the question, Gryffindor will add one point."

In the following course on simple remedies for treating scabies.

Bajir was surprised to find that his talent of [Potion Mastery] had awakened.

Harry's data panel also changed after he began to brew his first potion in his life.

His [Potion Mastery·Weak] also awakened.

Next, Bagel rescued Neville, who was deliberately threatened by Snape for some reason and made a mistake in his operation.

He also scored a point.

Although Snape hit Harry back later.

"Not helping a classmate. One point deducted from Harry Potter!"

After the potions class.

Ron was unhappy about this.

"How come you didn't get any points deducted, you even got extra points!"

Although Hermione pointed out that, overall, Gryffindor still lost points.

But as the four of them made their way to Hagrid's place, Ron was still a little indignant.

However, what Bagel liked most was not Potions class.

Although he has [Plant Affinity] and [Potion Mastery], he is very adept at brewing potions.

The moment the magic magnetic field touches the boiling water in the crucible, it can control the reaction inside.

But he still preferred Transfiguration.

Transfiguration was their first class after school started, and it was on Monday.

Professor Cat did not turn into a cat and deliberately sit on the table like in the movies.

This made Bagel, who wanted to pretend that he didn't know what was going on, very disappointed.

Just as marked in the friend data, the Transfiguration Spell is indeed more rational.

Although the principle is still what I am thinking about.

But the intention when casting the spell is clear, definite and logical.

Take the deformed matches in their class as an example.

You need to know the composition of matches: wood and a small red dot (you don’t need to know this in detail, as it is made up of oxidation, a catalyst and flammable materials).

Make it clear that you are a needle, and picture the size, thickness, and color of the needle in your mind.

If you are more detailed, you can also outline the patterns.

This is how the Transfiguration spell will work.

More importantly, though, all Transfiguration spells are really just one spell.

At most, add the things you want to change at the end.

This made Bajir spend 100 gems on the spot to create a new spell card [Transformation Spell].

(End of this chapter)