Hogwarts: Storm Chaser

Sunday, September 2, 1973.

After a good sleep, Ralph woke up early. At this time, Father Sun had already gone to work.

Through the window, you can see the vast world at first glance, with the sky high enough for birds to fly. This beautiful scenery is enough to cleanse people's soul and expand their mind.

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Opening his hand, the wand flew into his hand, and he stretched.

Ralph tapped his clothes on the hanger, and the pajamas on his body instantly changed into what he was wearing yesterday, and the pajamas stayed on the hanger instead of the original clothes.

Pants, clothes, socks, shoes, it's all like this.

This replacement spell - [Clothing Spell], a by-product of Ralph's research on the sniffing pocket space, can be divided into two types, one is [Clothing Replacement] and the other is [Clothing Addition]. Of course, they

The principles are the same:

The displacement of items in space is similar to the conversion spell in transfiguration, the conversion between substances.

As the creator of the spell, Ralph has a very thorough understanding of it, and the simplified spell and appropriate spell-casting gestures have also been completed, which is the convenience of being the creator.

Their spells are "Quick Replacement" and "Quick Wear" respectively. The former is the basis of the latter. For little wizards, the physical replacement is easier to imagine, allowing the magic to be completed.

However, the replacement of solid matter and air is difficult for young wizards and even wizards with weak imagination to accomplish. Once the volumes are unequal, accidents may easily occur.

The casting gestures of the former are: 1. Click and hold your own clothes, 2. Move to the target clothes and click and hold, 3. Swing towards yourself.

The latter is: click on the target wearable and swing it towards yourself.

Their most convenient method (the wand version) is to click on the target's clothing, which requires long-term practice and a deepened understanding of the spell.

From this, we can see the bias of Ralph's spell-casting gestures. He is accustomed to the "point" action, so the spells he created are generally based on "point" when compiling spell-casting gestures.

Moreover, when he uses magic (specifically magic wand casting), such as the levitating spell, he is also accustomed to using it lightly.

After washing, Ralph sat on a stool and took out a few pastries and some candies from the box, oh! And the piece of paper Aberforth gave. He was so busy talking last night that he forgot about it.

Ravenclaw's dormitory is quite spacious, with large floor-to-ceiling windows, and it is very bright during the day. Blue velvet magic curtains stand on both sides, accompanied by bronze patterns, which is very Ravenclaw.

A dormitory can be for one person or up to six people, depending on the enrollment situation at that time and the number of freshmen allocated to each college.

Since there are generally fewer boys in Ravenclaw, the boys' dormitory in Ravenclaw basically sleeps for 2, 3, or 4 people. The school rarely sleeps for one person. This is also for the healthy growth of the little wizards.

There is a larger round table in the middle of the dormitory, with several stools placed according to the number of people around it for students to study.

Ralph was looking at the note given by Aberforth. The magic on it had expired.

The note contained five secret passages from Hogwarts to Hogsmeade, three leading to the outskirts of Hogsmeade, one leading to Honeydukes Candy Shop, and one leading to the Pig's Head Bar.

Aberforth didn't know the exact location of the secret passage leading to the Hog's Head Bar. He only knew that it was near the tapestry on the eighth floor of Hogwarts Castle where the troll beat Barnabas the fool.

The secret passage leading to Honeydukes is halfway down the corridor on the fourth floor, under the hunchback statue of the one-eyed old woman. Aberforth even thoughtfully added the spell "Separate left and right."

Finally, Aberforth asked, if you come back, remember to write a letter to everyone first.

"Isn't this encouraging me to violate school rules?" Ralph murmured, still remembering that before leaving, his neighbors told him to behave well in school, listen to the teacher, and not to violate school rules.

'If you still write a letter, do you think you want to help me with some advice?'

When talking about writing letters, Ralph remembered that there was only one owl in his dormitory, and it belonged to William. No one else bought a pet except him.

After reading the letter, Ralph used the [Fire Charm] on some food that needed to be heated, and a ball of flame enveloped the food.

Every time he used the [Fire Making Charm], Ralph had to admire the guy who invented the [Food Preservation Charm].

The [Food Preservation Curse] was invented based on the [Freezing Curse] and involved a small amount of time cognition, but this was not something that impressed Ralph.

What impressed Ralph was its ability to detect thoughts.

[Food Preservation Curse] There is no breakable spell because its creator had a solution when he invented it.

As long as the wizard uses magic to touch the food under the spell and has thoughts like "eating" and related thoughts, such as "cooking", it will dissipate on its own.

This is what Ralph is most amazed about, the detection of specific thoughts of magical creatures!

It is worth noting that please do not let Muggles come into contact with food that has been casted by the [Food Preservation Curse], because they have no magic power (Ralph doubts it) and cannot break the curse, which will only lead to tragedy.

Under Ralph's precise control, the food was heated just enough to be usable, and at the same time a burst of aroma gradually spread.

Just when he was enjoying his meal, a sound of "gurgling" sounded not far away. That was Claude's bed.

After a while, Claude sat next to Ralph with a slightly red face and started eating breakfast.

"I think you should go to Hufflepuff, which is closest to the kitchen." Ralph said, looking at Crowder who had a huge appetite.

"Ravenclaw is pretty good, and I quite like History of Magic." Crowder said while eating.

"Merlin's pants! You're a Ravenclaw," Ralph responded.

"Thank you." Claude thanked him.

Then, the roommates woke up one after another. Strangely, Daniel was the last to get up. I don’t know what he dreamed about last night? Or was he thinking about something?

When he saw his roommates sitting on stools, eating breakfast, or reading books, his head turned red again, which made Claude worry about his cerebral blood vessels.

After Daniel finished eating, they rested for a while and then, led by William, walked around the castle.

As soon as I came to the lounge, I saw the seniors studying. Some were writing homework, some were holding books and chatting quietly, and some were reading.

This strong learning atmosphere made Ralph and the four of them slow down their pace and try not to make any noise.

However, some situations are unavoidable, such as greetings.

It was Sunday, and there was a crowd of people like this in Hogwarts Castle.

A group of girls were in the front, with four boys in the middle. The girls were followed by several boys from the college, communicating curiously.

Besides Ralph, these girls discovered another interesting person, that is Daniel.

The shy Daniel became even more shy when surrounded by girls, especially since he read William's Baby Book last night.

Finally, Daniel was tricked out about what William had tricked him into seeing his collection last night. The girl couldn't help but scream, it was so exciting!

Soon, the content was transmitted to the "mother" witches around Ralph. They asked vaguely at first, but to no avail, so they had to talk directly about what happened last night. Ralph replied:

"Isn't that just a fight? It just looks ferocious, but in fact it's not as powerful as a street gangster.

Over the years, I have not only seen men and women fight, but also men and women, people and magical animals, magical animals and magical animals.

For example, I once encountered a fight between a male thunderbird and a female dragon that had just laid an egg. The scene was very bloody, and I had a hard time getting out of there."

The girls looked at each other and nodded. They understood that they had misunderstood and that their "children" were not bad.