Hogwarts: I'm a model wizard

"The most important thing about transfiguration is that your belief must be firm enough, and you must also have a sufficient understanding of the target."

In the Room of Requirement, Kyle turned a table into a small stone statue half a meter high, and controlled it to chop the apple in front of him in half.

Not far away, Hermione took down Kyle's words carefully and even took notes...

In fact, Kyle originally wanted to go to the flower garden to see the poisonous tentacles, but he definitely couldn't say that in front of Hermione, so he just made an excuse and said he wanted to practice transfiguration.

But Kyle forgot that Hermione was different from Harry and Ron. She was a top student, and she was also a curious top student.

She had already seen Kyle's ability in transfiguration in the Duel Club.

That was also the first time Hermione intuitively felt how big the gap between herself and Kyle was.

Perhaps out of curiosity, or perhaps because she was worried that Kyle would discover the secret of their brewing polyjuice potion, Hermione immediately expressed her desire to tag along and visit and learn.

And the attitude is very sincere.

Kyle was numb, but in order not to arouse suspicion, he could only agree to Hermione's request.

So it became like this... He was forced to practice the transformation technique for more than half an hour in an empty room.

"It's not as difficult as you think."

Kyle picked up half an apple on the ground, took a bite, and handed the other half to Hermione.

"I suggest that you observe more of the things around you and gain a deeper understanding of their specific structures... Of course, I don't mean seeing with your eyes, but using magic power."

Hermione also took a bite of the apple and said thoughtfully: "Like those stone statues that you transformed into?"

"It could be simpler, just an apple or a table, slippers or something like that."

Kyle shook his head, "Those stone statues are all created by some kind of magic, and even involve ancient alchemy. It is difficult to use magic to analyze their structure...at least I can't do it yet."

"Actually, what I transformed into was not a stone statue, but an armor that looked like a stone statue."

After Kyle's reminder, Hermione discovered that the half-meter-high "stone statue" did have many gaps like armor, but they were well hidden and difficult to spot without looking carefully.

"Did you learn all of this from the Transfiguration Club?"

Hermione asked: "I heard from Fred and George that you joined Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration Club. What is it like...is it the same as the Dueling Club?"

"The number of students is much smaller, and it is only for students in third grade and above. Professor McGonagall will teach a lot of content other than exams. It can be regarded as an advanced class for the Transfiguration class."

Kyle explained: "As for the rest, I can't say too much, otherwise it will be too revealing, which is not allowed by Professor McGonagall."

Hermione looked a little regretful.

"I'm ready to go back." Kyle simply packed up his things and asked, "Do you want to continue to stay here?"

"No." Hermione shook her head, "Harry and Ron and I have agreed to go to the library to do homework today.

The two left the Room of Requirement together.

Kyle wanted to wait for Hermione to go back before turning back, but as soon as he reached the stairs, he met Fred and George.

Each of them was holding a large amount of food, and they must have just been to the kitchen.

"Kyle, why are you here!"

Fred said in surprise, "We looked for you at the door of the Hufflepuff common room."

"The result was that I was drenched in vinegar!" George wrinkled his nose, "That feeling is really terrible. I don't like this Christmas gift at all."

There was a faint sour smell on both of them, but their clothes and hair were dry, so they must have been cleaned with magic spells before.

"You happen to be here, come with us."

"Christmas is all about being together!"

The two of them came to Kyle's side, one on the left and the other on the right, and led him forward without any explanation.

The Gryffindor common room was also on the eighth floor, very close to it, and several people soon came to a huge portrait.

The portrait shows a fat lady who looks very kind.

"The password," she said.

"The sound of nature."

"Thank you for the compliment..." The fat lady opened the passage happily.

"What did she just say?" Kyle asked confused.

"The Fat Lady likes to sing," said Fred, "but she obviously has no talent for it."

"In the end, she changed her password to this one." George said with a smile, "Every time we come back, it's like we're praising her for singing well."

"Never mind this, Kyle."

Fred crossed the aisle first, opened his hands and laughed, "Welcome to the Gryffindor common room."

Normally, students aren't allowed to go to other colleges, but it's the holidays...no one cares.

Kyle was pushed in by George.

It's a bright, round room, mainly red, with a high ceiling and surrounded by soft armchairs.

"How do you feel?" Fred asked with a smile.

"It's great," Kyle said, "but it's a little smaller than I expected."

"Is the Hufflepuff common room big?" Hermione finally walked in and asked curiously,

Kyle nodded, "It's much bigger than here, but the ceiling is lower."

"After all, the positions are different." George sat on an armchair.

They still knew something about this. There were only kitchens and the Hufflepuff common room in the area down there. It was normal for the place to be a bit bigger.

Hermione nodded, not paying attention.

She looked around and asked, "Where are Harry and Ron?"

"I don't know, they probably haven't gotten up yet," Fred said. "I think they probably want to sleep until noon."

"Oh, that's not possible! We still have a lot of homework to do."

Hermione frowned and rushed into the boys' dormitory in a hurry.

"I don't think Ron wants to do his homework on the first day of vacation."

George handed a piece of sandwich to Kyle, "By the way, Kyle, we have already inquired about what you told us before."

"What?"

George took a bite of the sandwich, "Remember when you told us before that the behaviors of the successor to the Chamber of Secrets will definitely become different from before?"

Kyle nodded.

He remembered that he did say this casually during the chat before, but he didn't expect that Fred and George would actually investigate...

"Have you found who it is?" Kyle asked.

"No...or it's impossible to find it at all."

Fred sighed.

"There were three attacks on the castle. Because of panic, almost everyone behaved differently than usual... They can't all be the heirs who opened the secret room."

"Just like Ron..." George glanced in the direction of the dormitory, "Except for doing homework, they almost never go to the library..."

"But recently, he ran there right after class and didn't come back until before curfew... I even suspected that Ron was controlled by the Imperius Curse."

"Shut up, Fred!"

At this time, Ron happened to come to the common room while rubbing his eyes. He sat on an armchair and said angrily: "If you were regarded by everyone as the one who opened the secret room, you would also go to the library... …At least there won’t be anyone there looking at you strangely all the time.”