Aphasia at Hogwarts

Guan Qiong yawned wearily and watched the last guest leave.

Working in the bar and everything else is good, it is this time that makes Guan Qiong, an early-to-bed and early-to-rise party, a little uncomfortable.

After all, he is still in the stage of growing his body.

Guan Qiong looked at the wall clock on the wall, it was already three o'clock in the morning.

However, after calculating today's turnover and her share in her heart, Guan Qiong decided to bear with it. People can't even want money for the sake of their health.

And it will be fine after a while, and after a while, you can live a life of lying down and collecting money.

Guan Qiong patted the bar counter, thinking to herself.

The aftermath of the bar is very easy to clean up. The levitation spell, the descaling spell, the clear water is like a spring spell, and the flame spell are used together. It only takes a few strokes, and the whole bar is like new.

Then Guan Qiong snapped his fingers, the door of the bar closed, and the magic light bulb went out, leaving only a bright spot of light in front of Guan Qiong.

Through a beautiful wooden staircase, Guan Qiong came to the guest room on the second floor. There were no guests staying recently, and some people would come here only when Hogwarts started school.

Coming to her own room, Guan Qiong opened the room and entered it.

The whole room is not too big, just a bed and a table, all made of oak, it looks like it has a certain history, outside the window is London's Borough Market and the tower of Southwark Cathedral, looking at it in the dark not sure.

There is also a fireplace in the room, but it will not be used this season.

Guan Qiong came to the table, took out several unopened letters from her clothes, and opened them one by one.

This was a letter received from Hermione and Ron during the day. At this time, he was going to write a reply and send it out tomorrow.

Ron's handwriting was flamboyant. It said that he had successfully gone to Harry's house and rescued Harry. The letter also stated the reason why Harry hadn't heard from him for a month before. The elf intercepted all the letters.

In the end, he sent an invitation to Guan Qiong, hoping that Guan Qiong could live in his house for a period of time. Mrs. Weasley and Mr. Weasley both hoped to see him.

The fingers of Guan Qiong's right hand danced lightly, and the quill flew into his hand. At the same time, a piece of letter paper happened to float in front of him.

First of all, I feel sympathy for what happened to Harry, and on the other hand, I feel happy that he can get away from the Dursleys, and then I refuse the invitation. There are still some things busy here. When the school year is about to start, when you come to Diagon Alley to buy things, everyone can get together , he would also like to see Mr. Weasley.

Guan Qiong wrote very fast, without thinking too much, a reply letter was completed, seeing the neat handwriting on it, Guan Qiong let it float aside, waiting for the ink to dry.

Here's Hermione's letter:

Dear Guan Qiong:

Glad to hear you're doing well at the Leaky Cauldron, but I'd like to remind you that underage drinking is not allowed, whether in human society or in the wizarding world.

My summer vacation life was a bit bad, I had to change my habits, for example, when the barbecue on the plate was finished, I should go to the kitchen to get another piece instead of waiting for it to change, and I didn’t have to wait for it when I was walking up the stairs. Stare, it won't go away.

It makes me feel like a bit of a weirdo.

To be honest, not being able to use magic really caused some troubles. I bought some magic-related books, but I couldn’t practice them. Moreover, if I didn’t use the magic I learned in the first grade, I was afraid to forget them.

I don't know how you solved the problem of not being able to use magic during the summer vacation. If you have a good way, please tell me.

Also, something seems to be wrong with Harry, but Ron has gotten him out of it, wish they hadn't done something illegal.

Please write back soon, my friend, Hermione.

Guan Qiong looked at Hermione's letter, chuckled, and looked at the letters floating around her, as well as the bright light spots in the sky.

And at a higher place, Guan Qiong's magic wand was placed in a protruding placement board on the wall.

Thirteen and a half inches long, campanula, unicorn hair.

He hadn't touched it for a month, and wondered if it would feel that Guan Qiong had neglected it.

After thinking about it, Guan Qiong picked up the quill and wrote back to Hermione.

Dear Hermione:

Regarding spellcasting, according to my understanding, Zongsi's judgment on spellcasting is divided into two aspects.

One is the contract in the wand. If the wand of an underage wizard has cast magic during the holiday, it will be detected by the Ministry of Magic and a warning will be issued.

If you can cast spells without a wand, or borrow the wand of another adult wizard, you can avoid this detection.

The second is the magic detection of the area where the little wizard is located. This is very troublesome for you, because you live in a Muggle society, and you may be the only wizard in a large area around you, so any magician Appear, will be judged on your body.

I don't have a good solution in this regard. The only suggestion is to find a place to live in a place with many wizards during the holidays to confuse the magic detection in the area.

If you don't mind, there are quite a few empty rooms in the Leaky Cauldron, I have a good relationship with the owner, you can come and live here for a while, and practice magic.

Your friend, Guan Qiong.

Putting the two letters into the envelope, Guan Qiong let out a long breath.

As for Zongsi's detection mechanism, it was his guess, but it should be almost the same.

In fact, it is easy to infer that this regulation prohibiting underage wizards from casting spells is essentially to prevent young wizards from exposing the existence of the wizarding world in front of Muggles.

The contract detection in the wand can prevent the little wizards from using the wand to actively cast spells, and the area detection can prevent the little wizards from inadvertent magic riots.

And when they become adults at the age of seventeen, wizards fully grasp the magic power in their bodies, and at the same time their minds are also mature, they know more about the law, and they will not act impulsively, so there is no need for restrictions in this regard.

Obviously, this set of restrictions is very easy to break. As long as the little wizard lives in a wizard family and there are other wizards around, he can borrow other wizards' wands to cast and practice magic.

This kind of little wizard is obviously not the main target of Zongsi's restriction. They have no risk of exposing magic to human society, and there are adult wizards around to watch, so there will be no major problems.

The main targets of Zongsi's restrictions are those young wizards who live in human society, perhaps whose parents are Muggles.

Such as Harry, such as Hermione.

As for Guan Qiong, after a month of practice, he has already reached the point where he can cast spells silently and wandless. At least, the few spells he learned in the first grade, except for the unstable flame spell, can be cast silently and silently. The staff cast a spell.

This allowed him to just avoid Zongsi and cast magic during the summer vacation.