Learn magic from Hogwarts

Noah silently placed a match in front of him, and then took out his wand.

"A match turns into a needle."

As white smoke rose, the match turned into an embroidery needle.

Noah pushed the needle forward: "Look at this needle carefully."

The three roommates looked at each other, picked up the needle and looked at it carefully.

The needle was passed between the hands of the three of them, even as if it was an important treasure.

Noah called it a day, left it to them to practice, and returned to his dormitory.

Because he had to face Professor McGonagall in Agmanis in the morning, he did not bring Keya with him.

What's more, Keya's condition is not very suitable for being taken out.

Keya was placed in a glass box, which was Keya's previous pet box. Noah also put it in the suitcase when school started.

At this moment, Koya was lying on the fine sand spread in the glass box, with his tail resting on the branches placed inside, sleeping in a deep sleep.

There was no one in the dormitory at this moment, and Noah no longer went out of his way to hide.

He raised his hand slightly, fluorescence appeared on his fingertips, and a ten-inch magic array appeared on his fingertips.

Nine identical magic arrays also appeared on the glass wall of the glass box, eight of which were carved in pairs on the four walls of the glass box, and the last one was on the glass cover.

The magic arrays on Noah's fingertips dispersed. He walked to the glass box and looked at the magic arrays one by one. From time to time, he would touch the magic arrays, erase some of the runes on them, and carve new runes with his fingertips.

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This is enchantment magic. Of course, it is not an attack or defense magic, but an enchantment magic that can adjust the environment.

What is on the glass cover is detection magic, which is used to detect Keya's physical condition and automatically adjust the operation of other magic.

Well, it seems very convenient, but some shortcomings are that the details are not detailed enough, and sometimes Noah still needs to adjust it himself.

The function is naturally to maintain the environment in the glass jar.

Creatures like snakes actually need a suitable environment to live normally. Although Koya is not an ordinary snake, you still need to pay attention to the weak period of shedding.

Fortunately, he had already shed his skin twice, and Noah knew how to help Keya get through this period of weakness.

The humidity is sufficient, the temperature is sufficient, and the ventilation is good. Keya's physical condition is also good.

So far everything seems to be going well.

I haven't seen him all morning, and the old skin on Keya's body has already shown a little. The whole snake is no longer as smooth and beautiful as before, but has a bit of a withered and white feeling. Even the eyes seem to be covered with a gray film. Come to think of it.

It doesn't take long for molting to begin.

Noah put down his hand, and the magic circle disappeared again, allowing the glass box to return to its ordinary appearance.

He didn't have much plans for the afternoon, and Eve had something to do and didn't know where she went. In other words, he had one afternoon to spend reading and studying.

Noah silently took out a book borrowed from the library and quickly immersed himself in the ocean of knowledge.

…

The next day is the Defense Against the Dark Arts class that the little wizards are most looking forward to.

Warrington and the others woke up early, quickly washed up and changed their clothes, and looked at Noah expectantly.

Noah, who was reading a book: "..."

Noah could only silently put away the books he had not finished reading last night and left the dormitory with them.

After reuniting with Eve and the others, the first-year Slytherins walked out of the underground and arrived on the first floor.

What awaits us is a huge drama between Gryffindor and the Administrator.

Or to be precise, it was the confrontation between the Gryffindor prefects and Filch.

Noah stopped because there were already many students standing in the corridor. Well, there were many familiar faces, all from Slytherin.

Although watching a show and eating melons is fun, blocking the corridor is not necessarily the case.

Noah, who didn't expect to be blocked in the corridor so early in the morning, frowned. He looked around the crowd and found Cedric.

Cedric was standing with a Hufflepuff boy. The two of them must have been looking at each other for quite some time and were whispering something.

Noah stepped forward and patted Cedric on the shoulder: "Good morning, Cedric."

"Morning, Noah."

"Can you tell me what happened?" Noah pointed to a few people in the center of the crowd.

The Gryffindor prefect was guarding three Gryffindor first-year students, including the Weasley twins.

Opposite them, Filch stared at them gloomily, as if he wanted to kick the troublesome prefect away immediately, pull out the three brats behind and give them a severe punishment.

"It seems that Filch thought those three students had violated school rules, and the Gryffindor prefect asked him to provide evidence."

Noah turned his head and glanced at the three little Gryffindors with well-behaved faces, and probably guessed something.

He must have been caught while swimming at night.

The figures he occasionally glimpsed deep in the corridor after the astronomy class that day were probably these guys.

After knowing the whole story, Noah did not intend to stay to watch the show. If Filch had not caught them on the spot, it would be difficult to use this as an excuse to punish them.

After all, there is no such thing as surveillance here, and the only magic spell that can be traced back, the "Flashback Curse", will not be used in this kind of place.

It's better to go directly.

Just as Noah was about to squeeze through the crowd, Professor McGonagall arrived.

The Head of Gryffindor probably heard the news and came here.

The students spontaneously made way for the professor, allowing her to enter the encirclement.

"What happened?" Professor McGonagall still had a serious face. She glanced at Filch and then looked at the prefect of her college, "What are you doing here?"

"Professor," the prefect explained to her, "Administrator Filch accused these three freshmen of being patrolling the castle at night without any reason, but he couldn't provide any evidence."

McGonagall glanced at the three seemingly well-behaved first-year wizards behind him, then looked at Filch: "Mr. Filch, are you talking about my students going out at night in violation of the rules?"

Filch paused: "Yes, Professor McGonagall, I saw these three bad students wandering in the corridor at night last night. They..."

"Are you sure it's them?"

Professor McGonagall looked at him coldly: "Are you sure it's the three of them?"

"Of course." Filch replied.

"So, what is your evidence?" Professor McGonagall looked a little aggressive, "Have you caught them?"

"No, no..." Filch's momentum immediately weakened.

"No, that means identifying them is just a word of yours?"

"No, last night I..."

"Um?"

"..."

By now, Filch finally realized that it was useless to say anything else.

He could only look at the Weasleys reluctantly and left bitterly.