Hogwarts Passer-By Professor

In the second week after school started, when the Quidditch trials were about to be held, the first-year little wizard finally started learning flying lessons.

Before this period of time, Harry was known by everyone because of his fame. The plot unfolded as Eisen expected, for some reason Snape couldn't understand Harry everywhere, and took the opportunity to deduct points.

Professor Snape's behavior directly made him the most hateful professor in the eyes of the Iron Triangle. Of course, in addition to this, Professor Quirrell is wearing a big turban and exuding an unpleasant garlic smell, which is also unbearable for little wizards.

Although Professor Quirrell insisted that his turban was a gift from an African prince to thank him for freeing him from the revenant zombies, no little wizard believed this statement. Wes, the twin brother, even insisted that Professor Quirrell's hood was stuffed with garlic.

At 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, the little wizards of the first grade came to the flying class venue one after another. The flying lessons were taught together by Gryffindor and Slytherin students.

Since the astronomy class was just taken last night, some of the little wizards were still whispering as they headed to the flying class.

That's right, perhaps because of taking flying lessons to get in touch with broomsticks, some young wizards actually discussed the possibility of using broomsticks to land on the moon.

"Ron, do you think a broomstick can fly to the moon?" Because Ron came from a wizard family, Harry asked him directly on the way.

"I don't know, but maybe Professor Dumbledore can do it!" Ron shrugged his shoulders, although he also felt that no one could do it, but he still supported Dumbledore's ability.

"However, after flying into space, you can't breathe!" Harry put forward his own point of view. Obviously, he felt that even a great wizard like Professor Dumbledore couldn't help breathing.

"Maybe he can solve it with magic, who knows?" Ron didn't know how to solve this problem either, he could only think that Dumbledore could solve this problem with some powerful magic.

Speaking of flying lessons, Eisen is actually quite envious. Because he has never ridden a broomstick. As a human being for two lifetimes, although Eisen once flew in the sky in a plane, he didn't feel that kind of flight at all.

You know, flying has always been a desire for human beings. Right now, although Eisen also wants to experience it, he is not too embarrassed to try it in front of the little wizard.

If, like some young wizards, he has no talent for flying, wouldn't he be embarrassed in public. Therefore, Eisen could only hold back the idea of ​​riding a broomstick.

On the court, Hermione didn't show her usual academic demeanor, and her flying talent can only be said to be quite satisfactory. On the other hand, Harry and Malfoy had excellent flying talents.

After Malfoy snatched Neville's memory ball for a provocation, he and Harry had an exhibition match of sky chase. Meanwhile, Hermione's face puffed up from anger.

There was no way, Professor Hodge, the flying class professor, told the little wizards not to move when he sent the injured Neville to the hospital. As a result, Harry and Malfoy had a flying chase exhibition match, and immediately pissed off the good student Hermione.

Eisen, who was watching the little wizard's flying lesson from a distance, couldn't help applauding Harry's flying skills. To be honest, in the wizarding world, the difference between whether a wizard is talented or not is really obvious.

For example, Harry has a talent for flying, Wesley's twin brothers have a talent for mischief, and so on. And now, Eisen, who has Gold Finger, believes that he will definitely have more "talents" in the future.

After a bit of a chase, Malfoy threw the Remembrall, and Harry managed to catch it before it hit the ground.

It was the first time for Harry, who found out that he had the talent for flying, to be so happy, but he didn't realize that Professor McGonagall saw everything he did.

"Harry Potter!" A voice interrupted Harry's good mood.

"You're going to break your neck—" Professor McGonagall looked shocked. Obviously, the little wizard of Gryffindor was more courageous than she imagined, but she still found Harry's flying talent amazing.

"Professor, it wasn't his fault—"

A few Gryffindor wizards went up to help talk, and they thought it was Malfoy who started it all. But Professor McGonagall obviously wouldn't give them a chance to defend themselves and took Harry away.

The next thing, if Eisen didn't expect it, then Harry should have been spotted by Professor McGonagall for his flying talent, and recommended him to Oliver Wood, the captain and goalkeeper of the Gryffindor Quidditch team.

Originally, it was impossible for a first-year wizard to join the Quidditch team, but because of Harry's outstanding talent, he was exceptionally allowed to join the Quidditch team and became a Seeker.

The job of the Seeker, as in the whole Quidditch team, is to find the Snitch and catch it. In this way, not only can you get 150 points, but you can also end the game immediately.

However, when thinking of Quidditch, a "football sport" in the wizarding world, some thoughts could not stop coming to Eisen. The first thing he thought of was something related to his Gold Finger.

For example, in the game of Quidditch, there are four balls on the field. One, the size of a soccer ball, is called a Quaffle and is an ordinary ball that doesn't move and is passed between Chasers.

In addition to the Quaffle, there are two smaller iron balls called Bludgers. The Bludger is awesome, it flies all over the court, is very aggressive, and can knock a wizard off his broom. And the smallest ball is the Snitch.

And the idea that popped into Eisen's head had to do with Bludgers and the Snitch. He suddenly thought, do Bludgers and Snitches also have magical properties?

Thinking of this question, Eisen suddenly felt that it was necessary for him to try it out, because he suddenly thought, can different magic items with similar functions extract the same magic characteristics, or what are the different characteristics?

As this question flashed through Eisen's mind, another question arose immediately, that is, can the same magical properties be repeatedly extracted and fused?

For example, Eisen made a few more wands in Ollivander's wand store, can they reproduce some of the characteristics of the wand, and then integrate them into the fingers. In this way, the degree of fit is continuously improved, and the power of the spell is continuously amplified.

If this method does not work, can the similar characteristics of different magic items be repeatedly fused and superimposed. For example, the flight characteristics of the broomstick are reproduced and integrated, and then the flight characteristics of the Bludger and the Golden Snitch are reproduced and integrated.

With such fusion and superposition, will the flight speed be faster and more flexible? Thinking of this, Eisen was particularly moved. But it's a pity that his Gold Finger can only have one miraculous feature per year, and there is no way to conduct large-scale experiments.

So for the time being, Eisen still intends to make up for his own shortcomings, rather than directly superimposing the same features. For now, though, Eisen can check it out first.

Thinking of this, Eisen went directly to the flying lesson site.

"Hermione, come with me." The little wizards were still standing together, waiting for Professor Hodge, while Eisen beckoned directly to Hermione.

"Professor Eisen!" Seeing that it was Eisen waving, Hermione's face showed a tangled look. He should be struggling whether to listen to Professor Hodge's words and stand still and wait, or listen to Eisen's words and follow up.

However, after only struggling for a moment, Hermione still came to Eisen.

"How do you feel about flying lessons?" Eisen intends to use this topic as an entry point.

"It's not good, professor, I found that my flying talent is not as good as Harry's!" Whether it's Charms, Potions, or Transfiguration, she has always been a top student, and when she finds that Harry's flying talent is better than hers, After being strong, I was still a little unconvinced.

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"Haha, there is no way, Harry has perfectly inherited his father's flying talent." Eisen still understood the little girl's thoughts. After all, if a top student suddenly finds out that the scumbags around him far surpass him in a certain aspect, that kind of sudden blow will surprise the top student. Still, Eisen explained.

"So, what's the matter with Professor Eisen?" Maybe the timing was wrong, Hermione didn't ask further, but asked about Eisen's purpose.

"Oh, by the way, can I have a look at your wand?" Eisen felt a little hot on his face after saying his purpose. After all, a wand is an extremely important personal item for any wizard.

"Thank you!" Luckily, Hermione, a Muggle-born, wasn't sensitive about that. Of course, it may also be because Eisen is a Hogwarts professor. Although puzzled, Hermione took out her wand from inside her wizard robe and handed it to Eisen.

"Is it possible to consume a miraculous feature to re-enact the discovery of the extraordinary feature-excellent-level spell-casting feature?"

Sure enough, seeing the window that suddenly appeared in front of him, Eisen knew that the miraculous characteristics on him could replicate the spellcasting characteristics on different wands.

Feeling the ten-inch vine wood wand, Eisen felt that the flow of magic power was a bit jerky, but obviously, this spellcasting characteristic could be reproduced by himself.

However, feeling the impact of the flow of magic power, Eisen became a little thoughtful. It seems that the degree of fit has nothing to do with whether it is an excellent class or not.

"The vine wand, excellent!" Eisen said, returning the wand to Hermione.

"Thank you, Professor Eisen." Hermione didn't know why, but thanked her anyway.