Hogwarts , my sister is Hermione

"Professor McGonagall, I'm sorry!"

Hermione and Louis bowed and apologized. Harry, who was beside him, struggled for a while and then followed suit.

"Okay, I accept your apology, but I think I need to know why you are late."

Professor McGonagall was still a little angry, but seeing that they apologized so readily and with a good attitude, and since it was their first time, he could give them a chance, and then added:

"Don't stand there, come in to class, and come to my office after class. I want to hear why you were late."

"Thank you, Professor McGonagall!" Louis grabbed Harry, who wanted to explain, and sat next to her under the leadership of Hermione.

"Why did you stop me from telling you the reason?" Harry was puzzled, "We can obviously explain it!"

"But we are late. This is the result, isn't it?" Louis accepted calmly.

He knew that life was like that. If you couldn't resist it, then enjoy it or do something to remedy it. But after thinking about it, this statement seemed to have some impact on Harry's soul. If he were a different Harry, he should be able to do it.

A more acceptable statement:

"If we delay class time to explain now, Professor McGonagall may think that we are evading our responsibilities."

"In this case, it would be a wise decision to admit your mistakes to Professor McGonagall, isn't it?"

Harry opened his mouth, speechless.

Because the result was indeed the case, at least Professor McGonagall did not impose any actual punishment on the two of them for this matter.

The only punishment that can be said is that it only deducts 20 points from Gryffindor. However, these points can be added back through other channels.

"Mr. Lewis and Mr. Potter, if you don't want to take my class, you can go out. Please don't disturb other people here."

Professor McGonagall really wanted to scold her. She didn't understand why these two little wizards made so many troubles in the first lesson of the semester.

Suddenly, her previous feelings about Louis and Harry dropped a lot. It was a bit like how she felt about the twins.

Seeing Professor McGonagall looking towards him again, Louis very wisely lowered his head and turned over the book to cover himself up.

Professor McGonagall's voice reminded him of the feeling of being called by the teacher's name while talking to his classmates in his previous life. It was exactly the same.

Professor McGonagall saw that the classroom was quiet again, so she continued her introduction to the Transfiguration.

Louis also quickly entered the state of listening to the lecture.

"Transfiguration is a very complex and dangerous course that you will learn at Hogwarts. If someone wants to cause trouble in my class, then I will ask him to get out. Because otherwise, he will be very angry.

It is possible that a life may be lost due to a mistake in a certain spell!”

Professor McGonagall said seriously, glancing at Louis and Harry in the process.

Everyone's hearts tightened when they heard Professor McGonagall's serious words about the consequences of causing trouble in his class.

Hermione glanced at her brother without any trace, and pinched his thigh hard. Louis felt pain, but did not dare to make a sound. He knew that this was Hermione blaming him for having an affair with Harry during class time just now.

Small gestures of speaking.

Seeing that everyone became serious, Professor McGonagall nodded with satisfaction, and then began to explain the principles of transfiguration, and then began the lecture.

The process of listening to the lecture was interesting but also boring. While everyone was taking notes, Louis did not.

Although these contents were said to be the first time he listened to Professor McGonagall's lectures, so he found them a bit interesting, but in fact, he had seen most of these contents and remembered them in his mind, so they were very boring.

He could only think divergently, wondering when class would end.

Professor McGonagall quickly noticed Lewis who was not writing. He frowned and said nothing.

After seeing all the little wizards taking notes.

She took out a box of matches, waved her magic wand, and each match flew up from the box. Shouts of surprise came from the classroom. Every little wizard had one in front of them, except... Louis.

"You can try turning this match into a needle."

Just when Louis was about to raise his hand to indicate that there were no matches, Professor McGonagall came directly towards him, then took out a piece of wood and placed it in front of Louis' desk:

"You are different from others, so I think you should try this and turn it into a cup."

Looking at Professor McGonagall's stern face, Louis was very surprised and surprised.

Professor McGonagall looked at Louis' surprised and surprised expression and felt very satisfied. She was a very strict person, and Louis' behavior of not taking notes just now made her feel that this might be a thorn in the side. He seemed to be challenging his authority.

Although she had just warned about the complexity and danger of transfiguration, Louis didn't take it seriously and didn't even take notes.

Does he think he can remember all the knowledge points after listening to it once?

too naive!

You must know that learning magic requires a lot of knowledge accumulation, otherwise something may happen that will regret for life, so she did not hesitate and planned to give this thorn who wanted to challenge her authority an immediate blow.

However, this attack should not be too aggressive. In fact, as long as Louis realizes the mistake of not taking notes just now and takes notes when she lectures in the future, she will give him another match.

After all, turning a wooden block into a wooden cup is somewhat difficult for a young wizard at this stage, and this is the first Transfiguration class.

However, just as he was watching Louis take out the wand, Professor McGonagall suddenly remembered something. Just now, there was only a look of astonishment on Louis' face, as if he just didn't expect that he would do that.

But after he determined that her behavior was only making it more difficult for him to perform the transformation technique, he remained very calm and did not panic or be at a loss. This gave her an ominous premonition.

Sure enough, next, she watched Lewis close his eyes and then open them again, pointing the wand at the piece of wood in front of him.

Reciting the spell she just taught him.

"Transfiguration! (transfiguration!)"

Then she saw that the wood she placed on the table in front of Louis turned into a glass goblet.

Her eyes widened, a little surprised that Louis could cast the transformation spell very well in the first period. This also made her forget about giving points to Gryffindor.

Lewis's face was overjoyed after he transformed the cup. He had already accumulated a wealth of knowledge at home for his age. Coupled with the fact that he had been taught by Professor McGonagall before, he really showed off a magic trick that he could count for once.

It's a very good transformation spell.