A Certain Hogwarts Magician Professor

After eating a whole bar of chocolate, Hermione was back to normal, and although she looked rather tired, at least her IQ was back on the line.

"Professor, this is the ill of the Thinking Cabin? It seemed as if I hadn't slept for three days and three nights, and then this exhaustion rushed towards me all of a sudden." She described her feelings. .

"That's one of the drawbacks: it accelerates the drain on your energy, which is additive," Felix explained. "You've just spent seven hours in the mind cabin, and you're feeling exhausted. Probably more than fourteen hours."

Immediately, Felix looked at her thoughtfully, "It seems that your time in the Thinking Cabin will be shortened in the future. I think three to five hours, twice a week, should be a more appropriate frequency."

Hearing that the professor wanted to shorten her study time, Hermione habitually retorted, but the experience just now made her lingering in fear, and she agreed with Felix's arrangement.

Her attention quickly turned to the magic just now, and she asked curiously, "Professor, how did you come up with this magic, it's amazing, I think the Ministry of Magic should award you a Merlin Medal!"

Felix shook his head and said softly: "This magic is still very imperfect. I originally thought - it would give me a few hours, or even dozens of hours out of thin air, but in practice I have encountered too many women. Much trouble."

"The essence of this memory magic is to make your thinking speed faster. At present, it is probably-" He glanced at the clock, "about three times."

Hermione also turned her head and stared at the clock with a very complicated expression: "I spent seven hours in the thinking cabin, and only two hours have passed outside. This is a miracle!"

If other people also learn this magic, how much time should he have to learn it!

But there should be very few people who can withstand the side effects of magic.

And it must be assisted by Professor Hepu...

Looks like she's the lucky one, Hermione thought happily.

Felix went on to explain: "The Mind Cabin is not the real world, essentially, everything in it is made up of your cognition. Are you aware of its problems?" Felix asked.

Hermione thought for a while, "It reflects our own perception of the outside world, which means—meaning, we can't get the correct feedback! No, I can obviously practice Rune in it."

The little witch's idea is that the foundation of the "thinking hut" is the wizard's cognition of the outside world, so it is impossible for him to "build" things that he does not know, such as - using the thinking hut to brew potions, practice magic, of course, Can't master magic.

But this again contradicted her experience.

Felix watched with interest the way the little witch was desperately turning her head and thinking hard—Professor McGonagall's evaluation of this Miss Granger was very appropriate.

"That child is very hungry for knowledge, and she can always master book knowledge faster than others. Of course, her talent may not be comparable to yours, but I think you are an example..."

He is indeed an exception, after all, he has a special advantage in practicing magic spells. His perception of this witch is also constantly changing, from a familiar stranger, to a recommended assistant, to a hard-working scholar.

As expected of one of the three protagonists of the original plot, few people can match this potential.

What kind of talents do the other two have? Felix's thoughts turned in his mind.

The clock is ticking.

"Is it because of your presence, Professor?" Hermione's eyes lit up.

Felix revealed the answer with an approving look, "It's me who uses the magic, so the Mind House is built with my cognition, at least for the most part. And that means—"

"It means that your knowledge of ancient runes overwhelms mine!"

Hermione suddenly realized, "Your understanding of ancient runes far exceeds mine, so I can practice ancient runes in your cognition."

To put it simply, Felix is ​​the creator of "Thinking Cabin", and Hermione is his guest.

Following this clue, Hermione continued to deduce, "Then the effect of this magic on the professor..." didn't seem to be much.

Felix shrugged. "It's somewhat useful. Here are all the books I've read before, which allows me to quickly brush up on what I've learned. Or, when I want to have an uninterrupted period of thought, it Very convenient too.”

In fact, Felix originally developed it as a form of combat magic - to gain super dynamic vision and reflexes.

With his level 6 Apparition and fainting, he almost slipped into the air.

The idea came to him in fifth grade, but nothing came of it until he graduated.

Forced to be helpless, he had to always keep a tube of potion with him, and use "snack" to improve his reaction speed.

It wasn't until he read a lot of research papers on the brain and thinking in the Muggle world that he gained something. Unfortunately, this gain turned out to be used in teaching.

A long way to go.

Putting these thoughts aside, Felix advised her, "The mind room is not the same as the real world, and you have to practice over the next week to turn the illusory feeling into a real reality."

Hermione's current state is as if she had just played a VR game and learned the skill of "cooking" in the game. If she starts to learn cooking after returning to reality, it is like opening ten times the experience, but if she does not make any extra efforts, this somewhat "virtual" experience will quickly pass.

I can't do it today, she's too tired.

"Professor..." Hermione bit her lip tangled, as if she had something to say.

"how?"

"Nothing," said Hermione quickly.

She saw Malfoy go out of Professor Hepp's office on the way here today. Could it be that Malfoy also got the help of the professor to train in the Thinking Room? She wanted to ask the professor, but couldn't find a good excuse.

Maybe Ron would know?

Since the "Slug" incident, Ron has paid special attention to Malfoy, especially the news of his bad luck.

After ten minutes of rest, Hermione still looked a little sick, but it was not a big problem, just go back and get a good night's sleep.

...

In the evening, the common room.

Hermione asked Ron this question, but he didn't think he really knew.

Ron grinned very happily, "He was locked up by Professor Heppe. It's been the third day... It is said that Professor Heppe thought he didn't respect his classmates, so he punished him for copying books."

"Copy books?" Harry asked curiously. The old rival was unlucky. He was very happy and couldn't wait to know more details.

"Yeah, the completely handwritten kind. I overheard him complaining to Crabbe and Goyle about it. It was two tomes, at least three inches thick in stacks, and he had to do it for a month. spend on it."

"what book?"

"I glanced at it and didn't see it very clearly. It seemed to be a Muggle or something." Ron frowned and thought for a while, "Right! I remember, Malfoy said something at the time, complaining about Professor Hepp. Books are not sold at all, they can only be used as a tool to punish students.”

"How do Muggles think" and "The Muggle Struggle: A Million Years Ago"?" Hermione said the two titles in one breath.

Ron touched his head, "It seems...but how do you know?"

Hermione didn't answer, but ran back to the dormitory, and after a while, brought two books in her arms.

A tome indeed... Harry thought to himself. Looking at the spine of the book, it happened to be the two names Hermione said.

Ron opened his mouth wide. "Hermione, don't tell me, that's what you use for entertainment too."

"Do you have an opinion?" Hermione frowned forcefully.

Harry took a book and opened it in the middle. There were large paragraphs of text in it, making him dizzy for a while. "Hermione, do you still need books like this? I mean, we grew up in a Muggle family."

Hermione looked very happy, "It's still very interesting to see the Muggle world from a wizard's point of view. And Professor Hepp's book is very good. He discusses issues from an angle that I can't consider at all."

Then she added angrily, "It's really cheap Malfoy, if it weren't for Professor Hepp, he would never have read such an excellent book in his life!"

Hermione praised Felix without hesitation, and the two boys looked at each other and exchanged opinions silently-the object of Hermione's admiration would not be transferred from Lockhart to this Professor Hepp, right?