The Day of the Draw at Hogwarts

The flying spell is a very practical spell. With this spell, Tom no longer has to worry about finding things. And in the battle between wizards, the flying spell can also play a very important role. It was one of the spells that Tom wanted to draw the most.

"So, who is the golden card this time?" After the excitement of drawing the Flying Spell faded, Tom revealed the last card, and a short and strange wizard appeared in front of him. .

"Oh! Professor Flitwick!" Tom knew that Hermione's spell level was about to break through.

After winning two golds in a row, Tom thought about it seriously and decided to stop.

"Let's see what changes happen in Hermione tomorrow." With this thought, Tom fell into a deep sleep.

At the same time, Hermione was squirming uneasily in her sleep. There was a large blush on her fair and smooth skin, and her body temperature was rising rapidly. Soon, the surface of her creamy skin was covered with fine beads of sweat.

"Hmm... hum..." Hermione hummed unconsciously, turning over on the bed a few times with some discomfort. Sweat rolled down, leaving large water stains on the sheets. But in the end, the sudden heat subsided, and Hermione, who was sleeping, did not notice anything unusual.

When Hermione woke up the next morning, she felt refreshed, as if all the fatigue accumulated in her head had been wiped away. It's just that the sheets and quilt were clinging tightly to her body, making her a little uncomfortable.

She kicked them aside and exposed herself to the air to dry off a bit.

"Miss Granger, it's time to get up!" Su Li had already changed her clothes and was getting out of bed. When passing by Hermione's bed, I saw Hermione lying on the bed, and I couldn't help but slap her on the raised buttocks, which elicited a yell mixed with anger:

"Su-Li!"

But by this time the culprit had run away.

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"Okay, stop writing and hand in all the papers." Professor McGonagall stood at the edge of the podium and knocked on the table with her wand. All the students' papers automatically flew to the podium and were piled neatly into a pile. Many little wizards looked regretful. The number of questions in this in-class quiz was a bit large, and nearly half of the students in the class failed to answer the questions. Some little wizards were even writing furiously when the test paper ran away.

"Are the questions so big?" Professor McGonagall was a little confused. "You should be familiar with these things - the original words are all in the textbooks."

There is some very bad news for little wizards recently: Professor McGonagall is obsessed with exams. Almost every few classes, she would spare ten minutes before the class started to give her students a test.

She seemed to enjoy it, but it only made the students miserable. Who can bear a surprise exam every three days? ! At this time, they will think of the culprit, the sinner who brought the random test to Hogwarts.

"Next time, remember not to waste too much time on things you don't know how to do." Professor McGonagall had never considered reducing the number of questions. She took out a quill pen from her sleeve and placed its tip vertically on the students. on their test papers.

The next moment, the quill started to move on its own and started correcting the test paper.

Seeing this scene, Tom was surprised: he didn't expect that Professor McGonagall's level of Transfiguration was so advanced that he could actually make the quill automatically mark papers - you know, most Transfiguration exams are simple. Answer the question.

The quill pen that can automatically correct short-answer questions is already very "intelligent". It is obvious that it can make self-judgements on words and sentences.

Tom's surprise in the audience did not attract Professor McGonagall's attention. At this time, she was looking at a corrected test paper with interest.

"It's a very good idea, but it's a pity that it's more like a solution to Charms." She briefly commented on the test paper in her hand, and then took a few minutes to tell the students the answers to today's test.

After the test paper was finished, the test questions on the other side were also revised. Professor McGonagall handed out the test papers to the students and told them to come to her immediately if they found any mistakes.

This is not to change the scores - these in-class exams will not be counted into the total score - but to check and fill in the gaps in the quill conjured by Professor McGonagall in a timely manner and correct its logical problems.

"Today's topic is batch deformation." After dealing with these things, almost half of the class had passed, but Professor McGonagall thought the time was well spent!

Knowledge requires constant review before it can be firmly remembered. What can be more effective than taking exams to encourage students to memorize knowledge points? So Professor McGonagall likes to give a test every few classes.

Of course, lessons still have to be taught.

After the students put their test papers into their backpacks, Professor McGonagall began today's topic.

"Everyone should still remember that when Sirius Black sneaked into Hogwarts, Principal Dumbledore gathered everyone in the auditorium for the night." Professor McGonagall did not directly start to talk about the key points of transfiguration; A story, a story that everyone has just experienced.

"That night, Principal Dumbledore once waved his wand and conjured hundreds of sleeping bags..."

"Oh!" Michael Corner punched his palms with his fist, "This is the use of batch deformation!"

He said excitedly, "As expected of Principal Dumbledore, he can conjure hundreds of sleeping bags at once..."

Professor McGonagall cleared her throat and stopped Michael from speaking.

"That's not...although it looks like he conjured hundreds of sleeping bags, in fact these sleeping bags were 'summoned' by Principal Dumbledore, not 'transformed'. I hope you can distinguish the ones inside The difference." Professor McGonagall corrected Michael's conjecture. There is an extremely important principle in transfiguration, that is, you cannot create something out of nothing.

No matter how powerful Dumbledore was, he couldn't break this rule.

"But he did mass-transform those sleeping bags, but what he changed was the color of the sleeping bags." The sleeping bags that Dumbledore transformed were all Hogwarts' reserves, and it was easy for him to use them.

But turning all the sleeping bags purple is the only thing he would do - not for any reason, just because he thinks purple looks good.

Professor McGonagall imitated Dumbledore's actions that day, and she also waved her wand. Immediately afterwards, four plush sleeping bags of different colors appeared on the desks in the first row.

"Watch it!" After everyone's eyes were focused on the sleeping bags, Professor McGonagall waved her wand again, and the four sleeping bags turned silver gray.

"This is batch deformation, deformation of multiple objects - let me talk about the main points of it."

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