Mastering Thunder from Hogwarts

"Oh my gosh, your experience opened my eyes. It also made me realize more and more that there are no shortcuts in the path of magic. Hard work will definitely pay off." Professor Flitwick almost jumped with excitement.

After hearing about Anduin's experience, he became more determined to delve into magic.

"I also agree with this point of view, Professor Flitwick. In fact, I am not satisfied with myself now. I sincerely hope to get more teachings from you, Professor. I have almost mastered the content of the first year. I

I also hope to go further." Anduin saw that the professor was so excited, so why not take advantage of this opportunity to get some small benefits?

"Well, indeed, I won't say anything to stop you from aiming too high. The endless thirst for knowledge is really the most powerful motivation for wizards." Professor Flitwick nodded in approval and continued.

"If you want to learn some advanced magic knowledge, you can go to the upper-grade magic classroom. There are many old books left by the old students in the bookcases there. Secondly, I will write a book list suitable for you.

Just go to the library and borrow it yourself. If you have anything you don't understand while learning spells, you can come to me and I will answer it for you personally." After finishing speaking, Professor Flitwick thought again.

I thought, and then said.

"I want to invite you to join my magic learning club. Although I have never invited first-year students to join, you can sit in first, but I believe you should be able to keep up. You must know that Lily was in my magic study club before.

The performance of the Curse Study Club is also very good." Flitwick didn't know if he was too excited, he almost wanted to train Anduin as a student of his own academy.

"Thank you very much, Professor Flitwick, for your recognition and appreciation." Anduin was very moved and bowed slightly to the professor, sincerely thanking him.

"Come on, Anduin, keep persevering and working hard, your future is limitless!" Flitwick sighed as he looked at the little wizard who was taller than him.

Anduin ended his conversation with Professor Flitwick, looked at the book list and club invitation given by Professor Flitwick in his hand, and left the Charms classroom happily.

It is unimaginable to have such a harvest on the first day of school.

"First, as Professor Flitwick said, go to the senior classroom to search for some senior textbooks. After all, you have to eat one bite at a time, and you can't be too eager for quick success." After Anduin made a plan, he went to the auditorium and had some lunch.

After that, he began to wander around various upper-grade classrooms.

"Open the Alaho Cave." Anduin cast the lock-picking spell on a fifth-grade Charms classroom.

He has searched in classrooms of multiple grades and found a lot. There are some old textbooks in the lockers of each classroom.

Some of them are incomplete, and Anduin can even see half-burned textbooks inside. After selecting some books that are roughly complete, Anduin will roughly read through the contents.

There would be a few missing pages in some textbooks. Anduin estimated that some naughty little wizards might have torn them off and folded airplanes to play with. However, the complete textbooks were still different. Some books had dense notes written in them. Anduin discovered that

Many of the contents are quite insightful, which is undoubtedly much more valuable than a blank textbook.

Anduin searched in detail among the remaining 6 grade classrooms and found 7 valuable textbooks. Why 7? That’s because two of the 6th grade textbooks contained very rich notes, and the content inside them was very rich.

Each is different, but all are valuable in Anduin's opinion.

He even found the Charms textbook belonging to Lily Evans in the fifth-grade classroom, which recorded many of Lily's understanding of spells. The most important thing is that Anduin found many records about protective magic in it.

, maybe Lily already had the idea of ​​the amulet at this time.

This made Anduin consider it a treasure. After putting away all the books, he found that it was almost time for afternoon class. Anduin took the books and headed to the History of Magic classroom.

Anduin discovered that at Hogwarts, the classroom arrangements for each subject are very different, such as Charms, Potions, Transfiguration, and Defense Against the Dark Arts among the seven required courses, which are basically available for every grade.

There are independent classrooms, while Herbology is basically taught in the greenhouse, Astronomy is taught in the Astronomy Tower, and Anduin originally thought that the History of Magic class would be in one classroom for each grade, but there is actually only one classroom.

Then he understood why. It turned out that Professor Binns Cuthbert, who taught the history of magic, was actually a ghost.

"It is said that many years ago, when Professor Binns was still alive, one day, Binns sat in the faculty lounge and dozed off in front of the stove. When he woke up and rushed to class, he forgot to take his body with him. As a result, that night

He died, but this small problem did not hinder him from continuing to teach. There are rumors that he did not even notice that he was dead." Vivian was telling Anduin again about where to find out.

There were rumors, but in Anduin's opinion it was probably true.

Looking at the ghost professor on the podium who was explaining the history of the modern magical world, Anduin was thoughtful.

"It seems that after becoming a ghost, the memory does not just stay in life, because the history the professor is explaining now obviously happened after his death."

But Anduin's interest in this course may not end there, because Professor Binns's class was extremely boring. Almost all the young wizards in the audience were drowsy, but Vivian was very energetic.

Listen carefully.

So Anduin went off to work without hesitation, opened a second-grade textbook he had just found, and flipped through it with relish.

Anduin walked along the corridor to the library and found Mrs. Pince. He borrowed all 6 books on the list that Flitwick had given him and took them back to his room along with 7 old textbooks. He was going to study the next chapter.

For a period of time, I directly practiced in seclusion and mastered these books.

Anduin's priority was still to choose textbooks for higher grades. After all, it would be more solid to master the required content first. He found that among all the textbooks, the teaching content for grades 3-6 was very rich in both quality and quantity, while for grade 7

The amount of content is very small but the quality is very profound. It is said that this is because the 7th graders can choose to graduate early or do internships, while the remaining wizards can choose the 'Ultimate Wizarding Examination'. Most of the contents in the textbook are related to it, among which

There is also teaching content on Apparition.

Two days passed, and Anduin, who felt like he had found a treasure, spent almost all his time learning magic spells besides going to class.