Hogwarts: I'm a model wizard

In the days that followed, Fred and George would still come over frequently to perfect the first batch of their fast-acting truant candy series - Fat Tongue Toffee.

However, Kyle felt that this process was too boring, so he did not join them, but chose to stay in the room and read a book.

This behavior left Fred and George speechless because they saw the shadow of Percy in Kyle.

But the two of them couldn't say anything.

There was no way, who made Kyle their landlord and important partner now? Only here could they confidently and boldly research the products they invented.

Of course, they won't really say nothing.

After an invitation was rejected, George said in a long voice: "Fred, I think we should order a batch of hard-drawn fireworks now to celebrate Kyle becoming a prefect in advance."

"Then we have to celebrate four years." Fred said in the same tone: "After all, it takes fifth year to become a prefect at Hogwarts, and he is only in his second year this year."

"By the way, it could be six years." George raised his eyebrows, "Don't forget there is also the student union president."

"Yeah, that's right...Tsk, tsk, six years of hard work pulling out fireworks, that's a lot of money."

The two of them were singing in harmony, and both their tone and demeanor were exactly the same as a certain Potions professor. Those who didn't know better thought there were two Snapes standing at the door.

Kyle didn't say anything, silently gave them a middle finger, and then continued to look at his desk.

There was a stack of parchment covered with writing.

The contents on the parchment were copied from the forbidden book area.

Kyle remembered that it was a book related to alchemy, called "Magic Products: Change and Fusion".

Originally, he wasn't very interested in this book. After copying it, he kept it there and didn't read it again for a long time.

But things are different now.

Helping the Weasley brothers research quick-acting skip-the-school candy can only be regarded as a recreational activity after completing his homework. What he wants to know most now is Horcruxes.

Kyle turned over the parchment one by one, especially the part about integrating magic into ordinary items. He looked at it very carefully.

After all, this is the only information he can find that has something to do with Horcruxes.

Although this relationship is a bit farfetched, and Kyle doesn't know if Horcruxes are related to alchemy, it certainly doesn't hurt to know a little more.

Anyway, they are all related to fusion, just in case there is any parallel.

Although there is a big difference between soul and magic, it is not impossible.

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I didn't think it was anything before, but when Kyle took a closer look, he realized that the content in this book was very obscure.

In order to fully understand these things, Kyle mail-ordered many books on alchemy from Diagon Alley through Owl, and taught himself this aspect from scratch.

Either that or alchemy is expensive. Even the most basic book is no less than ten galleons, which is even worse than Lockhart. This part alone cost Kyle a lot of galleons.

I watched it like this for nearly a month.

One night a month later, Kyle sat at his desk as usual, but this time, he didn't look at anything. Instead, he took out a wand and tried to control the toffee in front of him to make it Slowly floated up.

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St. Catchpole Village is a wizarding village. If magic is used here, Trace will basically have no effect, and it will be difficult for the Ministry of Magic to find him.

However, for safety reasons, Kyle would only take out his wand at night, when the Ministry of Magic was off work, which happened to be the time when there were the most people.

In addition, he was not using his own wand, but that of the mouse witch.

When he picked up the wand, he put it directly into his robe pocket and did not give it to Professor McGonagall or anyone from the Ministry of Magic.

Although the beaters also asked him about the wand, it was more like a formality. Kyle just excused himself and said he didn't see it, and they left.

Perhaps in their opinion, the Forbidden Forest is so big that it is normal to throw away a wand or something. Maybe some small animal took it away.

In the end, the wand became Kyle's trophy.

It's just not very easy to use, and it feels indescribably awkward, as if you're eating noodles with a spoon.

But you can't ask for so much from something you picked up for free.

Under Kyle's control, the toffee began to slowly peel off layer by layer. After almost five minutes, a complete candy turned into thin "candy wrappers".

The candy paper is very thin, and if you look carefully, you will find that each piece has different textures.

Kyle took out a small bottle containing light blue swelling potion and waved his wand again.

Two drops of potion floated out of the bottle, and began to expand and split in mid-air, turning into countless thin but imperceptible lines, which fit perfectly on the lines of the candy wrappers.

Then, the new candy wrapper began to converge toward the middle, turning into a complete toffee again.

This is what Kyle has gained this month, changing physical forms and then merging with each other.

It's a bit like the enchantment process in the game.

But unlike traditional alchemy, which directly sets enchanted gems on weapons, Kyle's method is to crush the gems and recast them into the weapon.

The complexity has increased exponentially, so it is no wonder that it has been placed in the restricted book area.

Kyle picked up the toffee and looked at it carefully under the light... It looked like an ordinary candy, no difference.

There is no problem after breaking it open, it seems like an ordinary toffee.

"How about finding someone to try the effect." Kyle murmured to himself.

This was the first time he had done something like this. He was really unsure and didn't know if it would be a success. The best way was to find someone to give it a try.

Kyle mentally considered the candidates for the drug test.

Fred and George were the most suitable, and they would have been willing to give it a try, but Kyle was the first to rule them out.

He didn't learn this to perfect the product for the twins.

And if they know that they can perfectly combine toffee and swelling potion, then they will stop thinking about doing anything else this summer.

Ron is a very good candidate...obedient, easy to trick, easy to coax, and easy to pass the blame.

The savior Potter who enrolled this year is also pretty good. He stays in his comfort zone all year round. He doesn't know how sinister people in the wizarding world are. It just happened to take this opportunity to teach him a lesson. It can be regarded as Kyle's good intentions.

Both of them are suitable, who should I choose?

Kyle was a little confused.

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